COURSE+REVIEW

__**ACTIVITY # 1&2**__



__**ACTIVITY #3--**__

U.S. II
 * The source topics sound as if the curriculum mostly covers America and its interaction with other countries rather than America itself, and its government.
 * Covers a range of years chronologically.
 * Two subjects that I am really looking forward to learning about are the two World Wars and the civil rights movement.
 * How did the Great Depression come into play after a really good economy? what was to blame?

U.S. II AP
 * Capitalism and democracy--difference- similarity
 * capitalism, democracy, economic system
 * How well do you analyze information independently= purpose.
 * In the curriculum, how far do we go into modern history.

Capitalism﻿ is an economic sytem where individuals or corporations control the production, distribution, and exchange of goods and services by using capital(assets-money) to produce a bigger profit. 2. What form of capitalism does the United States practice? What are the details of this form of capitalism? Mixed economy is the form of capitalism that is practiced in the United States, which means it is consisted of both public, and private corporations. Most Americans strongly believe that an economy based on private owned corporations is more effective than an economy fairly consisted of government owned enterprises. Mixed economy is a mixture of socialism and capitalism because it contains features from capitalism, and socialism. Mixed economy is more liberated but companies have to try to avoid problems that mostly affect socialism, and capitalism economies since it consists of both. Mixed economy are given freedom by the "Government's regulation and lisencing policies" For example when NASA( a government owned industry) turned over space exploring, and travel to private industries. Space exploration was once only conducted by NASA but now it has been released for private use.
 * 1) What is capitalism?