There would becheaper labor costs forthe company to makeproducts in anothercountry, but there wouldbe higher transportationcosts if the countrywere very far away.It allows companieswith the same goaland mission to feedoff each other andhelp each other growand become moreprofitable.Consumer services arewanted by people whocan afford them.Business services helpand cooperate withother businesses.Public services providesecurity and protectionto citizens.The workers arepaid lower wages,and they arelocated very closeto the U.S. unlikeother LDCs.Commercialagriculture iswhen farming isdone to make aprofit out ofsomething.The agriculturalactivity, marketvalue of goods,transportationand productioncosts.The workers havelow wages, andthey are also ableto speak Englishto people in NorthAmerica.The IndustrialRevolution began inEngland in the 17thcentury. Industrieswould locatethemselves in certainareas depending onwhere the market andresources are located.Population growthin countries,international tradeof crops, and drugcrops beingexported.Subsistenceagriculture iswhen farming isonly done for thefarmer and thefarmer's family.The purpose of farming,percentage of farmersin the labor force, useof machinery, farm size,and relationship offarming to otherbusinesses.The land becomesharder to tend to,leading todeteriorating landand more irrigation,and also more landis open tourbanization.Laborintensive andexpense ofwinter feed.The site factor can bebeneficial because it can offeran advantage to the businesssuch as competition andresources. Situation factorsare beneficial because theycan bring relationships withsurrounding businesses andaccessibility to materialsThey are larger in sizeand population, there isa higher density withmore competing forspace and jobs, andthere is more variety ofpeople and cultures.It is mostlyfound in highpopulations andagriculturaldensities.Although itis slower,it is a verylow cost.Intensivesubsistence,shiftingcultivation, pastoralnomadism.Urban settlements aremuch more populous andhave higher competitionfor jobs and space thatare available. Unlike ruralsettlements, urbansettlements contain awider variety of lifestylesand cultures among thepopulation.Just-in-time-delivery.The overproductionof crops, andsustainableagriculture forfarmers, resulting ineconomic difficulties.They specializein themanufacturerswith only 1 or 2customers.Livestock ranching,mixed crop andlivestock, dairy farming,grain farming,plantation agriculture,mediterraneanagriculture, andcommercial gardeningand fruit farming.Range is the maximumdistance people arewilling to travel in orderto use a service.Threshold is theminimum number ofpeople needed to keepthe service running.There would becheaper labor costs forthe company to makeproducts in anothercountry, but there wouldbe higher transportationcosts if the countrywere very far away.It allows companieswith the same goaland mission to feedoff each other andhelp each other growand become moreprofitable.Consumer services arewanted by people whocan afford them.Business services helpand cooperate withother businesses.Public services providesecurity and protectionto citizens.The workers arepaid lower wages,and they arelocated very closeto the U.S. unlikeother LDCs.Commercialagriculture iswhen farming isdone to make aprofit out ofsomething.The agriculturalactivity, marketvalue of goods,transportationand productioncosts.The workers havelow wages, andthey are also ableto speak Englishto people in NorthAmerica.The IndustrialRevolution began inEngland in the 17thcentury. Industrieswould locatethemselves in certainareas depending onwhere the market andresources are located.Population growthin countries,international tradeof crops, and drugcrops beingexported.Subsistenceagriculture iswhen farming isonly done for thefarmer and thefarmer's family.The purpose of farming,percentage of farmersin the labor force, useof machinery, farm size,and relationship offarming to otherbusinesses.The land becomesharder to tend to,leading todeteriorating landand more irrigation,and also more landis open tourbanization.Laborintensive andexpense ofwinter feed.The site factor can bebeneficial because it can offeran advantage to the businesssuch as competition andresources. Situation factorsare beneficial because theycan bring relationships withsurrounding businesses andaccessibility to materialsThey are larger in sizeand population, there isa higher density withmore competing forspace and jobs, andthere is more variety ofpeople and cultures.It is mostlyfound in highpopulations andagriculturaldensities.Although itis slower,it is a verylow cost.Intensivesubsistence,shiftingcultivation, pastoralnomadism.Urban settlements aremuch more populous andhave higher competitionfor jobs and space thatare available. Unlike ruralsettlements, urbansettlements contain awider variety of lifestylesand cultures among thepopulation.Just-in-time-delivery.The overproductionof crops, andsustainableagriculture forfarmers, resulting ineconomic difficulties.They specializein themanufacturerswith only 1 or 2customers.Livestock ranching,mixed crop andlivestock, dairy farming,grain farming,plantation agriculture,mediterraneanagriculture, andcommercial gardeningand fruit farming.Range is the maximumdistance people arewilling to travel in orderto use a service.Threshold is theminimum number ofpeople needed to keepthe service running.

Cycle 5 Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. There would be cheaper labor costs for the company to make products in another country, but there would be higher transportation costs if the country were very far away.
  2. It allows companies with the same goal and mission to feed off each other and help each other grow and become more profitable.
  3. Consumer services are wanted by people who can afford them. Business services help and cooperate with other businesses. Public services provide security and protection to citizens.
  4. The workers are paid lower wages, and they are located very close to the U.S. unlike other LDCs.
  5. Commercial agriculture is when farming is done to make a profit out of something.
  6. The agricultural activity, market value of goods, transportation and production costs.
  7. The workers have low wages, and they are also able to speak English to people in North America.
  8. The Industrial Revolution began in England in the 17th century. Industries would locate themselves in certain areas depending on where the market and resources are located.
  9. Population growth in countries, international trade of crops, and drug crops being exported.
  10. Subsistence agriculture is when farming is only done for the farmer and the farmer's family.
  11. The purpose of farming, percentage of farmers in the labor force, use of machinery, farm size, and relationship of farming to other businesses.
  12. The land becomes harder to tend to, leading to deteriorating land and more irrigation, and also more land is open to urbanization.
  13. Labor intensive and expense of winter feed.
  14. The site factor can be beneficial because it can offer an advantage to the business such as competition and resources. Situation factors are beneficial because they can bring relationships with surrounding businesses and accessibility to materials
  15. They are larger in size and population, there is a higher density with more competing for space and jobs, and there is more variety of people and cultures.
  16. It is mostly found in high populations and agricultural densities.
  17. Although it is slower, it is a very low cost.
  18. Intensive subsistence,shifting cultivation, pastoral nomadism.
  19. Urban settlements are much more populous and have higher competition for jobs and space that are available. Unlike rural settlements, urban settlements contain a wider variety of lifestyles and cultures among the population.
  20. Just-in-time-delivery.
  21. The overproduction of crops, and sustainable agriculture for farmers, resulting in economic difficulties.
  22. They specialize in the manufacturers with only 1 or 2 customers.
  23. Livestock ranching, mixed crop and livestock, dairy farming, grain farming, plantation agriculture, mediterranean agriculture, and commercial gardening and fruit farming.
  24. Range is the maximum distance people are willing to travel in order to use a service. Threshold is the minimum number of people needed to keep the service running.