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100
A school organization spends 1 hour every Friday picking up trash
around the school. This is an example of
Human Environmental Interaction
100
A country has net in-migration if emigration ________ immigration.
is less than
100
A boundary that no longer exists, but has left some imprint on the local cultural or environmental geography
Relic
100
English is part of what language family?
Indo-European
100
Coal, natural gas, and petroleum are example of
Fossil fuels
100
Why do geographers use the urban structure models?
To help explain where certain types of people live in a city
200
The tool on a map that shows the 4 cardinal directions
Compass Rose
200
The lowest crude birth rates are found in countries in which stage of the demographic transition?
Stage 4
200
If an ethnic group is dispersed across states, they could be referred to as a:
Multistate nation
200
What does it mean for a language to have a literary tradition?
It has a written language
200
Which mode of product transportation is the most cost efficient for very long distances?
Ship
200
Which business would you expect to find in a node centered around an airport?
Hotels
300
According to this map what two resources does Nevada have?
Gold and Oil
300
What percentage of Americans are between the ages of 60-64?
6.2%
300
The Berlin Conference created what kind of political boundaries in Africa?
Superimposed
300
What has the biggest effect on folk culture
The environment
300
Compared to more developed countries, less developed countries have a higher percentage of workers in which sector of the economy?
Primary
300
Wealthy people outside of the US tend to live where in reference to the CBD?
Close to the CBD
400
maps that show and label the human created boundaries and designations of an area
Political Maps
400
Rapidly declining crude death rates are found in which stage of the demographic transition?
Stage 2
400
The United States is an example of what kind of state?
Multinational state
400
Diffusion of popular customs can adversely impact environmental quality in two ways:
depletion of scarce resources and pollution.
400
In more developed countries, employment is increasing in which sector
Tertiary
400
What trend can we identify using the concentric zone model?
Individuals are wealthier the further from the CBD
500
Sending someone a text about what you are doing this weekend is an example of...
Movement
500
Brain drain and loss of workers are two negative effects of
emigration
500
Physical geography, terrorism, and Irredentism are all factors that can lead to what in a state?
Devolution
500
What 3 religions trace their origins to Abraham?
Judaism, Christianity, Islam
500
If the final product weighs more than the resources used to make it, then where should a company build its factory?
Near the markets
500
What 19th century event resulted in increased urbanization in MDCs?
The industrial revolution
600
You are planning a trip to Europe this winter break. You want to spend a week skiing in the mountains. What kind of map could you look at to find countries with mountains?
A physical map
600
Increasing the amount of food that farmers can grow
Developing new technologies that converts non-farmable land into farmable land
Reducing the amount of resources needed for the population to survive
All of these are ways to increase a country's _______
Carrying Capacity
600
Free trade, increased freedom of movement and interdependence are all commonly associates with what kind of organizations?
Supranational
600
What is the ultimate goal of Hinduism?
To achieve Moksha
600
If the final product cost less to ship than the inputs, then where should a company build its factory?
Near the inputs
600
a model of the internal structure of cities in which social groups are spatially arranged in a series of rings
Concentric Zone model
700
Mountains, Forests, and Lakes are all what kind of characteristic of a place?
Physical characteristic
700
Stages 1 and 4 of the Demographic Transition are similar in that
both have low growth rates
700
States that have control over their own affairs possess:
Sovereignty
700
Food customs differ between folk culture and popular culture in which ways
Fold cultures are typically limited to the foods that they can grow or find in the surrounding area
700
Transportation, education, and banking are all parts of which sector of the economy?
Tertiary
700
A city structure that is arranged in sectors radiating out from the CBD
Sector model
800
Political, physical, and resource maps are all examples of what category of map?
Reference maps
800
Physiological density is the number of
people per area suitable for agriculture
800
When a political party draws political district boundaries to maintain or
extend their political power
Gerrymandering
800
What are the key practices that a Muslim is obligated to fulfill throughout their lifetime
The 5 pillars
800
Why are most cars produced in China and the United States?
Most cars are bought in China and the US
800
model of cities that involves a collection of nodes centered around distinct activities
Multiple nuclei model
900
Maps are never as accurate as a globe, because all maps are flat which causes ___________.
Distortion
900
What are the 5 factors that affect population distrubution?
Culture, Historical, Economic, Physical, Political
900
The Kurds, Uyghurs, and Palestinians are all examples of
Stateless nations
900
Describe how folk cultures spread vs folk cultures
Popular: Fast, on a large scale, through technology.
Folk: slow, small scale, through migration
900
Describe the process a car goes through at each sector of the economy. (primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary)
Primary: Mine metals for parts
Secondary: Build the car
Tertiary: Sell the car
Quaternary: Research (crash testing cars)
900
What has led to urbanization in LDCs?
Migration to cities, and a high natural growth rate.
1000
What is the absolute location of dot D?
30 North 90 west
1000
A decline in a country's crude birth rate would result in an increase in the country's
Doubling time
1000
What 5 things must all states have?
Permanent population
Established Government
Defined Borders
Sovereignty
Recognition from other states
1000
What are the 3 major branches of Christianity?
Roman Catholic
Eastern Orthodox
Protestantism
1000
What are the 3 major indicators of a country's level of development?
Access to knowledge
Health and wellness
Standard of living
1000
What percentage of people in the world live in urban areas?
56%