Thinking Geographically
Population
Conflict and Cooperation
Colonization
Maps
100
In GIS analysis, a map of an entire continent would be considered _______ scale
Small Scale
100
Environmental factors that affect population distribution
water availability, climate, soil quality, availability of natural resources, etc
100
A person fleeing persecution who requests sanctuary in another country
Asylum Seeker
100
These two countries seized the most land in Africa during the era of colonization
France and Britain
100
The seven continents are
Antarctica, North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia
200
This geographic tool would be the most appropriate for studying urban sprawl over time
Aerial photographs
200
The average number of children born to women during their childbearing years
Fertility Rate
200
Better job opportunities would be considered a ______ factor for migration
Pull Factor
200
The two main reasons for European nations wanting to come into Africa
Natural Resources and Slavery
200
The Mercator projection of the globe shows more distortion the further one travels from
The Equator
300
A territory or group entirely surrounded by another territory
Enclave
300
This population pyramid represents a population that is 
Growing/Developing
300
Strong devotion to one's nation and its interests
Nationalism
300
This conference, held from 1884-1885 resulted in the arbitrary division of Africa
The Berlin Conference
300
The region labeled as #9 on the map below is called
Oceania
400
GIS stands for
Geographic Information System
400
Stage 2 of the Demographic Transition Model is characterized by
High birth rates, declining death rates
400
Rising sea levels, more frequent droughts, and more intense natural disasters are all examples of what phenomenon?
Climate Change
400
The growing interdependence of the world in terms of economy, culture, and population
Globalization
400
The Peters projection is different from other major projections in its attempt to
More accurately represent the relative size of the continents
500
A map showing the percentage of Spanish speakers in different neighborhoods of Chicago would be an example of this kind of region
Formal Region
500
If a country has an arithmetic population density of 100 people per square kilometer but only 30% of its land is suitable for farming, its physiological density would be:
30 people per square kilometer
500
A crime committed with the intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group
Genocide
500
The splitting of ethnic/language groups, political instability, economic underdevelopment, and social disruption are all long-lasting effects of:
The Scramble for Africa
500
The Caribbean is represented on the map below by
#3