Unit 1: Intro to Maps
Unit 2: Population & Migration
Unit 3: Cultural Geography
Unit 4: Political Geography
About the AP Exam
100

Is the Equator a line of longitude or latitude? 

Latitude

100

What stage of the DTM is the US in? 

Stage 4

100

True or false: Christianity is a universalizing religion

True

100

True or false: Kurdistan is a nation-state. 

False

100

Is the AP Exam required?

No

200

When sailing a boat around the world, which popular map projection would be most useful? 

Mercator

200

A baby boom is often followed by a(n)...

echo

200

Define the word "taboo"

a subject, word, or action that is avoided for religious or social reasons

200

Civil war is what type of force --- centrifugal or centripedal?

centrifugal

200

Where is the AP Exam taken?

Here at LHS, likely in the Learning Commons

300

The further apart two things are, the less connected they are. This concept is called...

Distance Decay

300

When calculating arithmetic density, what two variables do you need? 

Population and land area

300

Give a real-world example of reverse hierarchical diffusion

Tattoos, denim jeans, etc. 

300

What does the acronym MDC stand for? 

More developed countries

300

How many multiple choice questions are on the AP Exam?

60

400

Describe the relative location of Lawrence, Kansas

  • Ex. Lawrence is a city in the north eastern part of Kansas

  • Ex. Lawrence is to the west of Kansas City

  • Ex. Lawrence is far from the coast

400

Describe one pro-natalist policy

  • Paid parental leave

  • Monthly child allowance / cash payments

  • Free or low-cost childcare

  • Tax breaks for families with children

  • Subsidized housing for families

400

Describe how contagious diffusion works...

Spreading culture from person to person


400

Where is the headquarters of the United Nations located?

New York City

400

How many FRQ's are on the AP Exam (not including the sub-questions A, B, C, etc..) 

3

500

Give one real-world example of Environmental Possibilism

Machu Picchu, Dubai, Las Vegas, etc. 

500

Make a statement that Ravenstein would likely agree with based on his laws. 

1. Most migration is over a short distance.

2. Migration occurs in steps.

3. Long-range migrants usually move to urban areas.

4. Each migration produces a counter-flow.

5. Rural dwellers are more migratory than urban dwellers.

6. Within their own country females are more migratory than males, but males are more migratory over long distances.

7. Most migrants are adults.

8. Large towns grow more by migration than by natural increase.

9. Migration increases with economic development.

10. Most migration moves from rural to urban

11. Migration is mostly due to economic causes.

500

Give an example of a blue-law in the United States.

  • No alcohol sales on Sunday (in some states or counties)

  • Limited hours for alcohol sales on Sunday

  • Car dealerships closed on Sunday

  • Hunting prohibited on Sunday (in certain states)

  • Restrictions on selling certain goods on Sunday (rare today, but still exists in a few areas)

500

Give one real world example of a choke point

  • Strait of Hormuz (between the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman)

  • Bab el-Mandeb Strait (between the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden)

  • Suez Canal (Egypt)

  • Panama Canal (Panama)

  • Strait of Malacca (between Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore)

  • Bosporus Strait (Turkey)

  • Dardanelles Strait (Turkey)

  • Strait of Gibraltar (between Spain and Morocco)

  • English Channel / Dover Strait (between U.K. and France)

  • Taiwan Strait (between China and Taiwan)

500

When is the AP Exam? 

Tuesday, May 5th