INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES Developed or Developing What does industrialized

INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES Developed or Developing?

What does industrialized mean? This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

IS THE US INDUSTRIALIZED OR DEVELOPING? INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRY DEVELOPING COUNTRY Root Word: INDUSTRY Not Fully Developed - Big factories - Less machines and more human labor - Large Farm Equipment - Think of “Sweat Shops” - Computer use is common - Limited access to technology - New inventions and “upgraded models” - Use old and ineffective equipment - Bigger pay for less work - Very low pay

What does industrialized mean? This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA It means the country is determined to be “developed” and rely on the economic gain from one or more type of business. Example: The tourism industry and the Fishing Industry both help Guam’s economy.

Developed Countries…. ◦ Make more money ◦ People and the country itself ◦ Have stable governments ◦ Longer life expectancy ◦ Live longer than their parents did ◦ More educated ◦ Can this person read and write ◦ How many years of school ◦ Low death rates of infants ◦ And children below the age of two ◦ Slower population growth This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

Developing or Under-developed Countries Words and characteristics associated with developing countries: - Third World - Poor - Overpopulated - Polluted - Little education - No resources - Die younger This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

Tuesday: As a small pacific island, tourism became Guam’s primary economic industry. ◦ What other ways could Guam boost it’s economy? ◦ Why do tourists want to come to Guam? ◦ If Guam was not a part of the United States, would Guam be an Industrialized or Developing Country? This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY

Wednesday: We need more tourists. Fill in the worksheet and promote tourism on Guam (or any other Micronesian Island).

Become industrialized on Thursday ◦ If you could create any business to operate here on Guam, what would it be? ◦ What are the challenges you can expect? ◦ Who would you be competing against? ◦ How much money would you need to get started? ◦ How much money will you make every year? ◦ How will you advertise your business?

Friday – What’s going to happen to us ◦ Like the rest of the world, we are struggling to get back to “normal” after months of living with the COVID-19 pandemic. ◦ What do you think is going to happen to the tourists and the economy? ◦ Do you think more people will be trying to relocate to another island or to one of the states? ◦ How can we attract travelers after COVID 19 is contained? ◦ Has your family been affected by the “shutting down” of the economy? ◦ Have you and your family had to make any major life changes? ◦ What will happen in tourism does not come back the way we hope?

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