Unit Four Test Study Guide Question Preview (ID: 54852)
This Will Help You Prepare For Our Upcoming Test Over The History, Economy, And Government Of The Middle East.
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Which country in the Middle East gives the voters the least amount of power?
a) Saudi Arabia
b) Israel
c) Turkey
d)
Which of the countries we're studying is a monarchy?
a) Saudi Arabia
b) Turkey
c) Israel
d)
What do you call the leader of a parliamentary democracy?
a) Prime Minister
b) President
c) King
d)
How do voters choose the leader in a parliamentary system?
a) They vote for a political party that chooses the Prime Minister
b) They vote directly for the President
c) The king inherits his power
d)
How do voters choose the leader in a presidential system?
a) They vote directly for the president
b) The king inherits his power
c) They vote for a political party that chooses the Prime Minister
d)
In which of the Middle Eastern countries we've studied do the voters have the most freedom?
a) Israel
b) Turkey
c) Saudi Arabia
d)
Who makes basic decisions in a market economy?
a) Producers and consumers
b) Government planners
c) The king
d)
Who makes basic decisions in a command economy?
a) Government planners
b) Producers and consumers
c) The people
d)
Why do so many countries operate between a pure market and a pure command system?
a) So they can have both laws and choices
b) So they can sell whatever they want without laws
c) So they can have no choices in the market
d)
Which of the government systems we've studied would give its citizens the least amount of economic freedom?
a) Saudi Arabia
b) Israel
c) Turkey
d)
How has Israel made up for its lack of resources?
a) It's invested in technology
b) It sells oil
c) It takes over other countries
d)
What's a tariff?
a) A tax on foreign goods
b) A limit on foreign goods
c) When two countries refuse to trade
d)
What's a quota?
a) A limit on foreign imports
b) A tax on foreign goods
c) When two countries refuse to trade
d)
What's an embargo?
a) When two countries refuse to trade
b) A tax on foreign goods
c) A limit on foreign imports
d)
What's the purpose of OPEC?
a) To regulate the distribution and price of oil
b) To defend member nations at war
c) To decide who gets water and how much it costs
d)
Why should countries invest in human capital?
a) An educated work force will raise a country's GDP
b) They need factories, machinery, and technology
c) They need oil and sunlight
d)
What are capital goods?
a) Factory, machinery, and technology needed to create a product
b) Workers
c) Resources like sunlight, oil, and water
d)
Why is oil important for countries?
a) It can make them rich
b) It makes them go to war
c) It makes them less important in the world
d)
What does partitioning mean?
a) Dividing up land into separate political areas
b) Trading with foreign countries
c) Making decisions based on resources
d)
Why did partitioning hurt people after the breakup of the Ottoman Empire?
a) It led to conflict over land and resources
b) People got richer and that caused war
c) Because Germany won and was mean to the people it defeated
d)
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