Jeopardy

Taxes Diplomacy Economic

Systems

Foreign

Policy

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Final Jeopardy

Economics

Taxes for $100

A tax that is based on one’s

ability to pay.

Taxes for $100

What is a Progressive

tax?

Taxes for $200

The Government’s largest source

of income and largest area of

spending.

Taxes for $200

What are individual income

taxes and entitlements?

Taxes for $300

When the IRS reviews and checks a

tax return more carefully than other

tax returns. (Many people get VERY

nervous when this happens)

Taxes for $300

What is an audit?

Taxes for $400

OASDI, Medicare, and

unemployment insurance are

examples of this?

Taxes for $400

What are social

insurance taxes?

Taxes for $500

The yearly sum of goods

and products in a

country.

Taxes for $500

What is gross national product?

Economics for $100

One company dominates an

industry.

Economics for $100

What is a monopoly?

Economics for $200

Private individuals own the

factors of production and decide

what to make based on demand

Economics for $200

What is a Market

Economy?

Economics for $300

Sports stadiums and other projects

to make cities more attractive are

examples of this – in other words

to restore the city.

Economics for $300

What is urban

renewal?

Economics for $400

Teddy Roosevelt busted these

multiple corporations run as one

enterprise.

Economics for $400

What are Trusts?

Economics for $500

October 1 to September 30

Economics for $500

What is a fiscal year?

Diplomacy for $100

The official representative

of the United States in

foreign countries.

Diplomacy for $100

Who is an Ambassador?

Diplomacy for $200

An Ambassador and supporting

diplomats are often not subject to

the laws of the country in which

they are posted.

Diplomacy for $200

Diplomatic immunity.

Has just been

revoked!

Diplomacy for $300

Two of the 5 communist countries

with whom we do NOT have

diplomatic relations: China, Cuba,

North Korea, Vietnam, Laos

Diplomacy for $300

Who are

North Korea

and Cuba?

C’mon! Where’s

the love?

Diplomacy for $400

Allows nations to send and

receive diplomatic

representatives

Diplomacy for $400

What is the Right

of Legation

Diplomacy for $500

The author of the Communist

Manifesto predicted workers all over

the world would unite and overthrow

their oppressors.

Diplomacy for $500

Who is Karl Marx

Economic Systems for $100

Under this system the

government own all factors

of production

Economic Systems for $100

What is communism?

Economic Systems for $200

Controllable or

uncontrollable spending.

Mandatory spending for

veterans’ benefits and

Social Security

payments are examples

of this type of spending.

Economic Systems for $200

What is

uncontrollable

spending?

Economic Systems for $300

According to Marx, these

workers are always exploited by

these upper middle-class

business owners.

Economic Systems for $300

Who are the

proletariat and the

bourgeoisie?

Economic Systems for $400

The three factors of production

Economic Systems for $400

What are land, labor, and

capital?

Economic Systems for $500

In the first step in the budget process,

each federal agency prepares a

detailed estimate of its spending needs

and then submits their estimate to this

office.

Economic Systems for $500

What is the OMB –

Office of Management

and Budget?

Foreign Policy for $100

Russia, China, UK, France,

and the US all have veto

power within this 15-

member body

Foreign Policy for $100

What is the UN Security

Council?

Foreign Policy for $200

True or False:

The Secretary of Defense must

have military experience.

Foreign Policy for $200

What is false?

Foreign Policy for $300

When the CIA was founded in

1947, it was specifically forbidden

to do this.

Foreign Policy for $300

What is operate

within the United

States.

Foreign Policy for $400

A major feature of American

foreign policy since World War II

is ______ - or to scare the heck

out of other countries.

Foreign Policy for $400

What is

deterrence?

Foreign Policy for $500

The difference between

the Department of State

and Department of

Defense.

Foreign Policy for $500

What is State conducts the

nation’s foreign policy and

maintains relations with other

nations while Defense maintains

the armed forces and carries out

military objectives?

Final Jeopardy -

You have two cows and give one to

your neighbor

Economic Systems-

Final Jeopardy Answer

What is Socialism?