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Slide1: 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 HISTORY PANAMA
CANAL GOV’TS ECON-
OMY CIVICS
100: 100 This is what the letters “GDP” stand for
100 : 100 Gross
Domestic
Product
200: 200 This hurt the economy of Mexico which resulted in their GDP becoming much smaller than that of the US today
200: 200 The collapse of the oil prices in the 1970s
300: 300 This is the economic effect maquiladoras had when Mexico moved to manufacturing from farming and mining in the 1940’s.
300: 300 Goods produced there helped Mexico’s economy to grow.
400: 400 This is how a country
determines their GDP
400: 400 Total up the value of goods
and services it produces
500: 500 This is one cause for the
slowdown in Mexico’s
economy in the 1970s
500: 500 Mexico spent a large amount
on money on its government
programs
100: 100 This is where the Panama
Canal located
100: 100 In the country of Panama
200: 200 In order to avoid disease in the harsh environment, workers did this
200: 200 They took medicine to avoid getting malaria from the mosquitoes
300: 300 This is how the Panama Canal impacts exporters and cruise ships
300: 300 It allows them to save time and money
400: 400 This is what happened to the ports along the southern coast of South America after the Panama Canal was built.
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400: 400 They lost money because everyone was using the Panama Canal.
500: 500 This happened to many plant and animal environments in the area when the Panama Canal was built.
500: 500 The environments of plants and animals were disrupted or destroyed.
100: 100 In this type of government, power is often taken in a sudden and violent way
100: 100 Dictatorship
200: 200 In this type of government, power is usually inherited, or passed down within the family
200: 200 Monarchy
300: 300 This is the type of government Mexico has
300: 300 Presidential Democracy
400: 400 This is the type of democracy the United States has
400: 400 Constitutional Democracy
500: 500 In this type of government, voters elect the Legislative branch, and then the Legislative branch elects the Prime Minister
500: 500 Parliamentary Democracy
100: 100 This is the major crop of the Caribbean
100: 100 Sugar cane
200 : 200 This is the main industry in the Caribbean
200: 200 Tourism
300: 300 This is the major economic impact that the cruises have that travel to the Caribbean
300: 300 Tourists bring money into the countries of the regions.
400: 400 Travel through the Panama Canal has increased pollution which has affected this
400: 400 The environment
500: 500 This event helped commercial farming become an important economic factor in the Caribbean and Central America.
500: 500 The Columbian Exchange.
100: 100 This is what the letters “NAFTA” stand for
100: 100 North America Free Trade Agreement
200: 200 The signing of NAFTA has done this for the three member countries
200: 200 It has increased trade between Canada, the United States, and Mexico
300: 300 To solve conflicts, nations use these
300: 300 Treaties, or trade agreements
400: 400 This is the effect the Columbian Exchange had on Central America
400: 400 It created the commercial farming industries.
500: 500 According to many people, this is what the signing of NAFTA was promised to bring
500: 500 More jobs in Mexico so fewer Mexicans would migrate to the US