Political Geography
What do we call a country that does not border water?
landlocked country
Give an example of a developing country and a developed country.
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What is the name of the place of worship in Judaism?
synagogue
This is the process of growing crops for personal consumption and local trade, typically on a small scale.
Subsistence Agriculture
This sector of the economy includes activities related to the extraction of raw materials, such as mining, fishing, and agriculture.
primary sector
A boundary that follows a feature such as a river, mountain, or coastline is referred to as this type of boundary.
natural boundary
fair trade
This is the sacred book of Islam, considered the literal word of God by Muslims.
The Qu'ran
This type of farming is focused on growing crops for sale in distant markets, often involving large-scale monoculture.
Commercial Agriculture
What method of transport would you use for small and valuable packages?
airplane
This term refers to a boundary that is drawn without regard to natural or cultural divisions, often arbitrarily set by political decisions.
geometric boundary
This index evaluates human development by considering factors like life expectancy, education, and income.
HDI - Human Development Index
What is the holy day in Islam?
Friday
The process of clearing land for farming by cutting down trees and burning them is called this.
Slash and Burn Agriculture
This term refers to a situation in which industries concentrate in one area, benefiting from reduced transportation costs and a shared labor pool.
agglomeration
What was the legalized separation of races called in South Africa?
apartheid
Who created the 17 Sustainability Goals?
the UN
Jerusalem
_________is defined as having physical, social, and economic access at all times to safe and nutritious food sufficient to meet dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life.
food security
Beverage bottling is an example of bulk gaining or bulk reducing industry?
bulk-gaining
This term refers to a state’s ability to control its internal affairs without external interference, a key principle in the modern international system.
sovereignty
In the context of gender inequality, empowerment refers to the ability of women to achieve ------
economic and political power
This religion, founded by Siddhartha Gautama, focuses on the path to enlightenment through the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.
Buddhism
Name 2 factors that can influence food consumption.
cultural preference, physical conditions, level of development, access
What are the 3 site factors?
labor, capital and land