CCSS3 Unit 12 -- What was the GDP again???

Gross domestic product (from wikipedia)

In economics, the gross domestic product (GDP) is how much a place produces in some amount of time. For nations, the GDP can be calculated by adding up its output inside the borders of that country.

To know the GDP of a country, you need to add up consumer spending, investment spending, government spending and the value of the exports and subtract the value of the imports.

This measure is often used to find out how healthy a country is, in an economic way. In other words, a country with a high value of GDP can be called a large economy.

GDP per capita is the total income of a country, divided by the number of inhabitants. It shows how much money people make on average at work.

Rank	Country/Region	GDP (Millions of US$)
	World	74,699,258[15]
	European Union[n 1]	17,512,109[15]
1	United States	16,768,050
2	China	9,469,124[n 2]
3	Japan	4,898,530
4	Germany	3,635,959
5	France	2,807,306
	CIS[n 3]	2,800,090[15]
6	United Kingdom	2,523,216
7	Brazil	2,246,037
8	Russia	2,096,774[n 4]
9	Italy	2,071,955
	ASEAN[n 5]	2,013,318[15]
10	India	1,876,811
11	Canada	1,826,769
12	Australia	1,505,924
13	Spain	1,358,687
14	South Korea	1,304,468
15	Mexico	1,260,915
16	Indonesia	870,275
17	Netherlands	853,806
18	Turkey	819,990
19	Saudi Arabia	748,450
20	Switzerland	650,431
21	Argentina	610,288
22	Sweden	558,949
23	Nigeria	521,812
24	Poland	517,705
25	Norway	512,581
26	Belgium	508,275
27	Taiwan	489,089
28	Austria	416,062
29	United Arab Emirates	402,340
30	Thailand	387,253
31	Colombia	378,415
32	Iran	367,098
33	South Africa	350,800
34	Denmark	330,614
35	Malaysia	313,158
36	Singapore	297,941
37	Israel	290,643
38	Chile	276,971
	Hong Kong	274,027
39	Philippines	272,067
40	Egypt	271,427
41	Finland	267,412
42	Greece	241,796
43	Pakistan	232,757
44	Ireland	232,150
45	Kazakhstan	231,876
46	Iraq	229,327
47	Venezuela	227,175
48	Portugal	220,062
49	Algeria	212.453
50	Qatar	202,450
51	Peru	202,416
52	Czech Republic	198,450
53	Romania	188,893

CCSS2 Review for Term Exam

For the term exam on Friday, review these items:

1.Here is The unit 6 power point:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/88en2zp5juwqn8k/ccss2%20UNIT%206.pptx?dl=0

2.Unit 7 Power Point (with the Black Death questions):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uxdjdtw30je2z61/CCSS2%20Unit%207.pptx?dl=0

3.Unit 8 Power Point  (with the repopulation map activity):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hhv7mzechacnttq/CCSS2%20Unit%208.pptx?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/s/hhv7mzechacnttq/CCSS2%20Unit%208.pptx?dl=0

Here are the activities that you need to complete in your copybook (from the end of unit 8): 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d3scxq03w0dsriw/ccss2%20unit%208%20Activities%20%20for%20ppt%20from%20cortes%20on.docx?dl=0

ALSO, REMEMBER THAT 20% OF THE EXAM COMES FROM THE FIRST EVALUATION: 

1. Unit 4 power point: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dn313sufz4jnl3f/CCSS2%20Unit%204.pptx?dl=0

2. Unit 5 power point: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ir7598he9cwdwet/CCSS2%20Unit%205%20Islam.pptx?dl=0

CCSS3 Review for Term Exam

STUDY FOR THE TERM EXAM:

1.the three handouts I made from the powerpoint on unit 5. Here you have all three together:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hof7t3ctv1wbunh/CCSS3%20Unit%205%20COMPLETE.pptx?dl=0

2. the chart on the types of economies (below)

	CAPITALISM	“MIXED ECONOMY”	SOCIALISM	COMMUNISM
Who owns the means of production?	Private people (investors)	The owners of private companies, or, in the case of public works, the state.	The state	The whole community without the state
Who get the extra profit?	Private people who own the means of production (the investors)	The owners of private companies, or, in the case of public works, the state.	The workers	The whole community
How involved is the state in the economy?	It doesn´t get involved in the economy at all.	It sometimes intervenes in the economy.	Totally involved (it is the only actor)	There is no state. It naturally ceases to exist because there is no need for it.
Who makes schools, roads, firemen, police, armies, etc.?	Private people (investors)	The state and sometimes private investors	The state	The whole community

3. The handout on Supply & Demand with the 5 questions, which is also posted on the blog:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4dvhsojiloybabf/CCSS3%20Supply%20and%20Demand%20handout.docx?dl=0

4. Copy and complete the chart with three concrete examples for each sector of the economies.  This information was presented in the projects students did on Units 6, 7 and 8, but you can also find it in the textbook in those chapters.  

Sector	Shorthand	Explanation	3 Concrete Examples
Primary	Agriculture	Obtaining raw materials
Secondary	Industry	Manipulating materials into finished or semi-finished goods
Tertiary	Services	Does not produce a tangible product, butdoes something for somebody

6. From term 1, Unit 10 on the Political Organization of Spain and Democratic States: 

 https://www.dropbox.com/s/rcer4hjd68krstp/CCSS3%20Unit%2010.pptx?dl=0

7.  The questions you answered after the Unit 5 Exam based on thisshort power point on the EU:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3z2uh7j8lyt1ppj/CCSS3%20Unit%2012%20short%20version.pptx?dl=0

What was the year of first treaty that lead to the establishment of the EU? 2. What were the main objectives of the Treaty of Rome? What year was it? 3. When was the Maastricht treaty? What did it create? What werer the three pillars that it established? 4. When was the Treaty of Lisbon? What did it do? 5. When did Spain join the EU? 6. What was the last country to join? 7. Which institution directly represents EU citizens? 8. What do the EU Courts of Justice do? 9. What does the EU Court of Auditors do? 10. When was the Euro created? 11. What is the Common Agricultural Policy? 12. What is the Common Fisheries Policy? 13. What is the European Energy Policy? 14. Why does the EU give member countries Structural Funds? Give three examples. 15. To whom does the EU EU give member countries Cohesion Funds? What are they for? 16. What countries received Cohesion funds in the period 2000-2006? How much did they get? Who got the most?