HISTORICAL INFLUENCE
POPULATION PATTERNS
ECONOMIC LOCATION
HUMAN & ENVIRONMENT
FACTORS OF PRODUCTION
100

This historical process explains why some Southeast Asian countries have European languages and religions today.

What is colonization?

100

People tend to settle near these physical features.

What are rivers and coastlines?

100

This economic activity is common in areas near large bodies of water.

What is trade or fishing?

100

This natural event can cause destruction and force people to move.

What is an earthquake or tsunami?

100

These are the four parts needed to produce goods.

What are natural resources, labor, capital, and entrepreneurs?

200

Trade between regions often leads to this long-term effect on societies.

What is the spread of ideas and culture?

200

These environments have low population because they are difficult to live in.

What are deserts or mountains?

200

Industries are often built near rivers because of this advantage.

Transportation and access to resources

200

Countries prepare for disasters mainly to do this.

Reduce damage and protect people

200

A country with many workers has an advantage in this factor.

What is labor?

300

A country shows strong foreign cultural influence today. This BEST suggests what happened in the past?

What is outside contact through trade or colonization?

300

This BEST explains why coastal areas in East Asia are heavily populated.

Access to water, trade, and fertile land

300

This BEST explains why different regions specialize in different industries.

Differences in physical geography

300

This BEST explains why disasters impact economies.

They destroy infrastructure and interrupt business

300

This BEST explains why countries have different economies.

They have different resources and factors of production

400

Why do different countries in the same region have different cultures?

They were influenced by different groups over time

400

Why do fertile plains attract large populations?

They support farming and food production

400

A region rich in forests would most likely focus on this type of economic activity.

What is logging/timber production?

400

Why do people continue living in risky areas?

Access to jobs, resources, or location benefits

400

Machines and tools fall under this factor of production.

What is capital?

500

Explain how past trade routes helped shape modern societies.

They spread goods, ideas, religions, and led to cultural development

500

Explain why population is unevenly distributed across Asia.

Physical features and climate affect where people can live

500

Explain how location affects economic development.

It determines access to resources, trade routes, and jobs

500

Explain one long-term impact of natural disasters.

Rebuilding costs, economic loss, displacement

500

Explain how all factors of production work together.

They combine to produce goods and support the economy