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Industrial Revolution Origins, Types of Industries, and Natural Resources

Learn about the origins of the Industrial Revolution in England, different types of industries, and the importance of natural resources. Explore topics such as textiles, economic tigers, deindustrialization, world-systems theory, primary and tertiary industries, bulk gaining and bulk reducing industries, renewable resources, coal, and the impact of foreign investment and trade on Southeast Asian cities.

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Industrial Revolution Origins, Types of Industries, and Natural Resources

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  1. Jeopardy Location, Location Location Industrial Revolution Types of Industry Natural Resources Odds and Ends Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. $100 Question from Industrial Revolution Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

  3. $100 Answer from Industrial Revolution England

  4. $200 Question from Industrial Revolution The initial breakthrough of the industrial revolution occurred in which industry?

  5. $200 Answer from Industrial Revolution Textiles

  6. $300 Question from Industrial Revolution These states are known as the economic tigers due to the rapid industrialization they experienced following WWII

  7. $300 Answer from Industrial Revolution Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan

  8. $400 Question from Industrial Revolution - • Although industrialization was typical during the late 19th and 20th century today many regions like ___________ are experiencing ___________

  9. $400 Answer from Industrial Revolution Deindustrialization

  10. $500 Question from Industrial Revolution Immanuel Wallerstein came up with this theory to explain the history and development in the modern world. In his theory he identified a ________ and a _________ that are economically interdependent. Where is each located?

  11. $500 Answer from Industrial Revolution World-systems theory/ core-periphery model Core- Northern hemisphere – U.S & Europe Periphery – Southern Hemisphere

  12. $100 Question from Types of Industries Forestry, fishing and mining are considered to be this type of industry

  13. $100 Answer from Types of Industries Primary

  14. $200 Question from Types of Industries Retail and wholesale trade or personal and professional services are known as _______ while manufacturing, processing, power production and construction are known as_____________

  15. $200 Answer from Types of Industries Tertiary & Secondary Activities

  16. $300 Question from Types of Industries Diamonds and computer chips are known as this type of industry or firm

  17. $300 Answer from Types of Industries • Footloose

  18. $400 Question from Types of Industries This phenomena occurs when similar firms group together to take advantage of the same resources & the type of industries that grow to serve them are known as…..

  19. $400 Answer from Types of Industries Agglomeration is when companies group together for a similar resource Ancillary activities are the businesses that grow in order to meet the needs of the professionals who were in areas experiencing agglomeration

  20. $500 Question from Types of Industries In general there are two types of manufacturing industries, one where the end product is heavier/harder to transport and another where the end product is lighter/easier to transport. What are they known as & give an example of each

  21. $500 Answer from Types of Industries Bulk gaining & bulk reducing industries Bottled soda – bulk gaining Steel/paper production – bulk reducing

  22. $100 Question from Natural Resources • This type of resource can be used over and over again if carefully managed

  23. $100 Answer from Natural Resources Renewable resources

  24. $200 Question from Natural Resources • The U.S has the largest reserves of this natural resource in the world

  25. $200 Answer from Natural Resources Coal

  26. $300 Question from Natural Resources Coal differs from oil and natural gas primarily because our stockpiles of coal …..

  27. $300 Answer from Natural Resources Exists in quantities that will last for centuries

  28. $400 Question from Natural Resources The U.S and other industrialized countries rely primarily on this resource for a majority of their electricity production

  29. $400 Answer from Natural Resources Coal

  30. $500 Question from Natural Resources Due a relative lack of natural resources Southeast Asian cities have promoted economic growth through what primary means? 

  31. $500 Answer from Natural Resources Foreign investment & trade

  32. $100 Question from Location, Location, Location What is the difference between site and situation and why is situation important in terms of economic geography?

  33. $100 Answer from Location, Location, Location Site is an absolute location while situation is relative and therefore can change over time

  34. $200 Question from Location, Location, Location Weber’s least cost theory is concerned with what primary cost?

  35. $200 Answer from Location, Location, Location Transportation

  36. $300 Question from Location, Location, Location Firms try to locate their production facilities to

  37. $300 Answer from Location, Location, Location Minimize cost and maximize profits

  38. $400 Question from Location, Location, Location • This type of corporation takes advantage of geography difference in wages, labor laws, environmental regulations, taxes and the distribution of natural resources by locating various aspects of their production in different countries

  39. $400 Answer from Location, Location, Location transnational

  40. $500 Question from Location, Location, Location Los Angeles receives goods from Asia via ships.  In the ports, the goods are put on trains for distribution around the United States. Los Angeles is a

  41. $500 Answer from Location, Location, Location Break of bulk point

  42. $100 Question fromOdds & Ends Mexico’s maquiladoras are examples of this type of zone

  43. $100 Answer from Odds & Ends Export processing

  44. $200 Question from Odds & Ends Rostow’s stages of development model predicts that each country’s economy will progress from

  45. $200 Answer from Odds & Ends low per capita incomes to high per capita incomes and high consumption

  46. $300 Question from Odds & Ends The ______ is the measure of all goods and services produced by a country in a year, including production from its investments abroad, minus the loss or degradation of natural resource capital as a result of productivity

  47. $300 Answer from Odds & Ends Net national product

  48. $400 Question from Odds & Ends International company headquarters, significant global financial functions and a polarized social structure are defining characteristics of

  49. $400 Answer from Odds & Ends World cities

  50. $500 Question from Odds & Ends The pessimistic viewpoint about a lack of economic development in certain locations on the globe can be attributed to their lack of

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