Relates to $, taxes, industry, agriculture, jobs, availability of resources, ways people organize for production, distribution and consumption of key goods/services, and so on; What to produce? How to produce? For whom to produce?
Relates to cultural aspects of groups such as language, religion, leisure activities, customs, traditions, food, clothing; also relates to population density, immigration, cultural diversity, lifestyle, traditional roles within society, the impact of cultural customs and traditions.
Relates to the functions and procedures of government, laws, and elected officials; political aspects of a situation; the topic of control and power; Who has it? How did they get it? Who wants it? How will that individual/ group achieve various levels of influence and power?
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Relates to the physical environment and/or geographical setting that impacts people in a given region or the outcome of an historical event; including how the physical geography affects resource distribution/management/conservation.