People who start businesses by using their own finances and ideas, while taking all the risk are called;

Natural resources are not evenly distributed among countries. Which of the following correctly shows how Southwest Asia is an example of uneven distribution?

How does specialization encourage trade between countries in SW Asia?

The rate at which one currency may be exchanged for another is called;

In North Korea, people are told what goods to produce, how to produce those goods, and how the goods will be distributed. This is an example of what type of economy?

This river is often referred to as China’s Sorrow because it is prone to flooding which often destroys crops.

What is the relationship between investment in capital (factories, machinery, and technology) and Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

______________ is used to fix the quality of a particular good that foreign producers may bring into a country.

In 1948, the United Nations divided the land of Palestine between Arabs and Jews. Which nation was created by its actions?

As of 2007, Libya is led by one person who controls all the media, is not elected, cannot be voted out of office and has absolute veto power. Libyan citizen participation could be defined as?

Japan’s Emperor Akihito and China’s President Jintao are political figureheads for their respective countries. Besides being from different countries, what is a major difference between Emperor Akihito and President Jintao?

How are the religions of the Arabs, Persians, and Kurds diverse?

What is the difference between an ethnic group and a religious group?

What three major religions have their origins in the Middle East?

China and Japan both have a literacy rate that exceeds 90%. Countries with a lower literacy rate such as India and Indonesia, are growing but their economy continues to struggle. How would the literacy rate affect the country’s economy?

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