Human & Phys. Geography
National Parks
Migration
Consumption
Name that feature
100

Latitude lines run (vertical/horizontal), while longitude lines run (vertical/horizontal). What number is latitude and what is longitude in this coordinate? 40°N, 77°W

Latitude - horizontal

Longitude - vertical 

40°N - latitude, 77°W - longitude

100

Why are national parks created?

To preserve special places
100

What is a pull factor? List 3 examples.

A reason to move to a country. (jobs, family, housing, better climate, etc)

100

GDP stands for _______ _________ _________ and means the total value of _______ and _________ a country produces in a _______.

gross domestic product, goods, services, year
100

What number is the Mississippi River?

8

200

Which economic activity can be found on both the East and West coasts of the United States?

Trade & manufacturing

200

What is flora, and what's an example of it you might find in a national park?

Flora - plants/vegetation

(examples vary, sequoia trees, lupin, ivy, grasses, etc)

200

What is a push factor? List 3 examples.

A reason to leave a country. (war, famine, oppressive government, lack of freedoms, etc)

200

What does per capita mean? If you wanted to find a country's per capita GDP, how would you do it?

Per person. Divide the GDP by the total population. 

200

What number is the Great Plains?

1

300

Which land feature in the continental US has a tundra-like climate due to high elevation?

Rocky Mountains

300

What is fauna, and what's an example of it you might find in a national park?

Fauna - animals/wildlife

(examples vary, bears, eagles, moose, mountain lions, etc)

300

Which country had the most people immigrate to the US in 2019?

Mexico

300

What country has the highest oil consumption?

USA

300

What number is the Canadian Shield?

7

400

What is the most densely populated part of the United States?

Northeast

400

What do the lines on a topographic map represent?

Elevation/contour lines

400

A college graduate from India (country X) moves to the US (country Y) to live and work. 

Country X experienced brain ______, and country Y experienced brain ______. 

X experienced brain drain, Y experienced brain gain.

400

What country's citizens spend the most time on the job/working?

USA

400

What numbers are the Appalachian and Rocky Mountains?

Appalachian - 9

Rocky - 2

500

Which resource is most abundant in Texas, the Gulf of Mexico, and Alberta?

Petroleum/oil

500

With more and more people visiting national parks, what is a problem being caused? What is a solution to that problem?

various answers (pollution, fires, erosion, invasive species, etc)

500

The spreading of culture to other parts of the world is called cultural __________. An example of cultural _________ is ______________________________.

diffusion, examples vary (holidays, clothing, foods, religions, etc)

500

What are two problems the world might face as the consumer class continues to grow? 

Air pollution, shortages of resources, health problems from pollution, etc

500

What numbers are the Pacific, the Atlantic, and the Arctic Oceans?

Pacific - 3

Atlantic - 10

Arctic - 6