Thinking geographically/ Population and Migration
This population indicator is affected by women gaining better jobs, moving to cities, and getting more of an education.
What is the crude birth rate
or
what is the total fertility rate?
London is more than 2x the size of the next biggest city
What is a primate city?
Name a cultural trait of Ms Brodie's home country
What is British English?
What is tea?
What is a scone?
etc
A sector focussed on services to people - shopkeeper, teacher, doctor, tour guide
What is the tertiery sector?
Which agricultural revolution saw increased productivity due to new innovations such as the seed drill, leading to increased urbanization to work in the factories of the Industrial Revolution?
What is the second agricultural revolution?
He suggested laws of migration that have now become slightly outdated due to improved transportation and indreased political instability
Who is Ravenstein?
I am an area, even in a city, where poorer people cannot access nutritious food easily
What is a food desert?
Combining two cultural practices to create something completely new
What is syncretism?
An area where global trade or any other transport has to go through a narrow opening - eg the Panama Canal, the Malacca Straits
What is a choke point?
Farming of fish
What is aquaculture?
The further away from a place you get, the less likely you are to interact with it
What is distance decay?
Formally industrial land, potentially to be redeveloped
What is a brownfield?
A Buddhist migrates to the US. Gradually, he stops going to the temple and celebrating 4th of July.
What is assimmilation?
the practice of a company hiring a third-party provider to perform business processes or tasks, instead of doing them internally
outsourcing
What time does the AP exam finish, without accommodations?
2 hr 15 with 10 min break, starts 8am = 10.25
Due to better technology and globalization, liklihood of interaction between faraway places has increased
What is time space compression
As a result, local people could be displaced as house prices go up.
What is gentrification?
The process where a minority culture adopts some of the cultural traits and practices of a host culture, often while still retaining elements of its original culture
What is acculturation?
The state legislature draws the boundary of a state to benefit their own party. Examples are packing and cracking.
What is gerrymandering
How many points, overall, is it possible to get in the AP exam? (before it is weighted)
What is 60 (MCQ) + 21 (FRQ) = 81 points
(weighted so each side is worth 50%)
the number of farmers per unit of arable land
What is agricultural density?
I am a theory that allows for edge cities and more developments on the edge of cities, as more people travel via car.
What is the galactic model?
Which language family contains German and Bengali?
What is the Indo-European language family?
areas of sea under a country's sovereignty, extending 12 nautical miles (about 22 kilometers) from its coast.
What are territorial waters?
Where would you find township and range settlement patterns?
What is America?