Answer:
French Canada, Spanish Florida, and all territory east of the Mississippi River, except for New Orleans
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Factors of production are resources or inputs put into the production of goods and services. There are four factors of production. They are: land, labour, capital and entrepreneurship
Land is considered a non depreciablle factor of production. It refers to all natural resources or gifts of nature and income from it is called rent.
Labour is human capital or input in production example workers in a factory
Capital is man made goods utilized to produce other goods
Entrepreneurship/entrepreneur is the factor of production that organizes the other factors of production and carries the economic risk
From the example, the factors of production include:
The forest with all the wood which falls under land factor of production.
Bill who falls under labour factor of production
His father's chainsaw which falls under capital factor of production
Bill's idea to use logs of wood for Christmas tree business constitutes entrepreneurship and Bill is also the entrepreneur here. This falls under the entrepreneurship factor of production
Conservatives prefer a government that is limited, meaning a government that enforces policies/want to protect social traditions but don’t want them to control or run the economy. The Democratic Party (liberals) prefer a government that give economic equality and social freedom.
The answer is replication. It is an activity or an action that will copy or reproduce something; that is done or happening again several times in the same manner and the same way of a theory under a variation of any conditions to establish its applicable borderline and partition.
The correct answer is "localization".
Localization is referred to as the procedure of adjusting an item that has been beforehand made an interpretation of into numerous dialects to a particular nation or district and the English expression locale ]. It is the second period of a bigger procedure of item interpretation and social adjustment to represent contrasts in unmistakable markets, a procedure known as internationalization and localisation.
