Unit 1: Themes and Mapping
Unit 2: Physical and Human Geography
Unit 4: Migration
Unit 9: Economic Geography
Unit 10: Agriculture
100

 This is the #1 tool of a geographer.

What is a map?

100

Mountains and rivers are examples of these types of features.

What are physical features?

100

Leaving a country is called this.

What is emigration?

100

HDI stands for this measurement of development.

What is Human Development Index?

100

 The growing of crops and raising animals is called this.

What is agriculture?

200

 Latitude lines run parallel to this imaginary line around Earth.

What is the equator?

200

 This is the long-term pattern of weather in an area.

What is climate?

200

A war causing people to flee is an example of this type of migration factor.

What is a push factor?

200

 A country with a higher HDI is generally considered more this.

What is developed?

200

The Green Revolution is another name for this Agricultural Revolution.

What is the 3rd Agricultural Revolution?

300

These maps show information such as climate, population, or rainfall.

What are thematic maps?

300

This sphere of Earth includes the crust and upper mantle.

What is the lithosphere?

300

Moving from one state to another within the same country is this type of migration.

What is internal migration?

300

Farming, fishing, and mining are part of this economic sector.

What is the primary sector?

300

Farming mainly to feed one’s family is called this type of agriculture.

What is subsistence agriculture?

400

This type of location uses exact coordinates like latitude and longitude.

What is the absolute location?

400

A democracy where citizens vote directly on laws is called this.

What is a direct democracy?

400

A person forced to flee their home country because of danger or persecution is called this.

What is a refugee?

400

The IHDI measures development while taking this into account.

What is inequality?

400

 This type of agriculture uses large farms and lots of machinery.

What is commercial agriculture?

500

 The five themes of geography include location, place, movement, region, and this final theme.

What is human-environment interaction?

500

Buying goods from another country is called this

What is importing?

500

This 1800s belief said the United States should expand across North America.

What is manifest destiny?

500

Between Chile and Panama, the country with the higher GII has more of this.

What is gender inequality?

500

Commercial agriculture is most common in these countries

What are MDCs (More Developed Countries)?