Unit 5
Unit 6
Unit 7
Mystery
Mystery
100
Food for only farmers and their family.
What is subsistence agriculture?
100
It is the movement of people from rural to urban areas- can happen very quickly in the modern world
Urbanization
100
High-class residential zones stem from the center, middle-class zones are in inner-city areas and in suburbs, and low-income zones are in the periphery
What is the Southeast Asian City Model?
100
Due to colonialism, ____ has three different business districts; Traditional, Colonialism, and the Market Zone.
Africa, USA, Canada, all the above
What is Africa?
100
What’s the name of the second agricultural revolution?
The British Agricultural Revolution
200
Growing fruits and vegetables determined by consumers in developed countries
What is Truck Farming?
200
5 stages - Traditional Society; Preconditions for Take-Off; Take-Off; Drive to Maturity; and Age of High Mass Consumption.
What is the Rostow Model?
200
It is a model to explain how a settlement, such as a city, will grow.
What is the concentric zone model?
200
In which of the following regions has the Green Revolution had the least impact on agriculture?
East Asia, Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa
200
Name three states in the corn belt
Nebraska, Illinioins, Indiana, Montana, Kansas
300
It began in the Fertile Crescent and in Southwest Asia.
What is Agriculture?
300
number of people that live in a region in order for a business to have enough customers to make a profit
What is Threshold?
300
The following services are found in which part of an urban area: city hall, courts, county and state agencies, libraries
The Central Business District
300
Which of the following is not a type of urban model?
Concentric zone model, urban realms model, urban clusterization model, peripheral model
Urban-Clusterization Model
300
This definition describes which term: Growing fruit and vegetables determined by consumers in developed countries. Crop rotation, reaper, truck farming, none of the above
truck farming
400
A series of innovations, improvements, and techniques used to improve the output of agricultural surpluses, Started before the industrial revolution
Second Agriculture Revolution
400
individuals buying and rehabilitation houses, raising the housing value in the neighborhood
What is gentrification?
400
Talks about the spatial arrangement of activities in CBDs. States that the city is divided into sectors, not rings. Can be used to determine where the different activities are, usually by environmental or just by chance.
Sector Model
400
Shopping Malls are an example of _______
urbanization, agglomeration, gentrification
Agglomeration
400
True or false In a Socialist economy, the government controls the prices of basic goods and services in order to ensure that no one cooperation gains too much power
False, it is to ensure all citizens have access to essential services
500
It is commercial farming in developed countries.
Agribusiness
500
unrestricted growth of housing, commercial developments and roads over large expanses of land, with little concern for urban planning
Urban Sprawl
500
What is the Peripheral Model?
500
Which of the following have aided commercial farmers in MDCs? a. climate change, scientific advances, and transportation improvements
b. transportation improvements, scientific advances, and electronics
c. transportation improvements and the rise of sea levels
d. ancient irrigation projects that can be refitted for modern farming
e. scientific advances, the reduction in the need for electronics
Transportation improvements, scientific advances, and electronics
500
Which of the following is an example of the implementation of the sustainable land use model?
A. A logger who cuts down trees for lumber, plants more trees. B. A farmer plants