AP HuG Unit 4 and 5

Module 25 Introduction to Political Geography

100

This is the study of how political processes, boundaries, and power interact with geographic spaces 

Political Geography 

200

Name an example of an Independent State

Germany, United States, Japan, Canada, etc.. 

300

What is a Nation?

A Nation is a group of peole with a shared cultural identity, history, language, and connection to a specific geographic area.

400

The Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma is a great example of this term

A Semi-Autonomous Region

500

This is a great example of a Stateless Nation (a nation without a government that represents them)

Kurdistan

Modules 26 and 27 Political Processes and Power

100

Term for when a nation can choose its own political status and determine its economic, cultural,l and social development

Self-Determination 

200

What is Effective Sovereignty?

A measurement of how effective a country is at controlling its state. 

300

What is the Core area of Russia?

Moscow 

400

What continent has the most Peripheral states?

Africa

_{Peripheral states: States that have relatively little industrial development, simple production systems focused mostly on agriculture and raw materials, and low levels of consumption of manufactured goods.}

500

Name one region where Shatterbelts are located

East Central Europe, Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa, South East Asia 

_{Shatterbelt: Region of continuing and persistent fragmentation due to devolution and centrifugal forces.}

Module 33 Types of Agriculture

100

Name one type of climate

Polar, Cold Mid-Latitude, Warm Mid-Latitude, Tropical 

200

Name one type of agriculture that is found in tropical climate 

Shifting Cultivation, Plantation Farming, 

300

This type of farming involves agriculture that uses greater inputs of capital and paid labor relative to the space being used 

Intensive 

400

The products made in this type of agriculture are Cattle, Raindeer, Goats, yaks, sheep, horses, cameld etc.

Pastoral Nomadism 

500

This type of agriculture is found in South Africa, Chile, Australia, and California 

Mediterranean Agriculture 

Module 35 The Evolution of Agriculture

100

This is the process by which humans alter the landscape in order to raise crops and livestock for consumption and trade

Agriculture

200

Put these in order 

- Second Agricultural Revolution

-Neolithic Agricultural Revolution

-Green Revolution 

1. Neolithic Agricultural Revolution

2. Second Agricultural Revolution

3. Green Revolution

300

Name two causes of the Second Agricultural Revolution 

1. Industrial Revolution

2. The Enclosure Act

400

Name one crop grown in the Ferile Cresent

Barley, wheat, lentils, olives, oats, rye

500

The Green Revolution occurred in Mexico first and then spread to the rest of the world. What type of diffusion is this?

Contagious Diffusion

Module 38 Agriculture and the Economy

100

Difference between Subsistence and Commercial Farming 

Subsistence is raising food for yourself and family while commercial is raising crops for profit 

200

What is one example of an agribusiness?

Tyson Chicken, Heinz, Coca-cola, KFC, McDonald's etc.

_{Agribusiness → a large-scale commercial farming system that encompasses not just growing crops and raising livestock but also the processing, distribution, and marketing of agricultural products}

300

What is the first step in a Commodity Chain?

Planting seeds, Genetically modifying seeds on a farm.

400

This is the term for how goods or services move from the supplier to the customer around the world 

Global Supply Chain

500

The US giving out more loans to farmers is an example of which factor of the global supply chain?

Goverment Policies