Chapter One: The Tools Of Global Studies Flashcards
extended family
parents, children, and other generations or family members living together
culture
a system of learned and shared concepts and rules used to interpret experience and guide social behavior
nuclear family
parents and children living together
social class
a standard of living based on education, family, position in society, ad wealth
matriarchal
female oriented
patriarchal
male oriented
monotheism
belief that there is one god
polytheism
belief that there are many gods
confederal
a loose union of independent territories
federal
divides the powers of government between the national government and local governments
unitary
gives all powers to the national or central government
democracy
rule by many people
autocracy
rule by one person
monarchy
a king or queen exercises the supreme powers of government
oligarchy
any system of government in which a small group holds power
traditional economy
produces whatever the customs and traditions dictate by hand to be divided equally (limited parts of the world)
market economy
produces whatever the consumer wants and can afford by businesses and private individuals or groups for consumer who have enough money (no country in the world)
command economy
produces whatever the government decides should get produces by the government to create equality (communism nations)
mixed economy
produces whatever the consumer want and can afford
law of supply and demand
as the supply of something goes up, demand and price go down, and as supply goes down, demand and price go up
“blue collar”
physical work
“white collar”
office work