Settlement Patterns and Survey Methods
Types of Agriculture and Economics
Agricultural Revolutions and Consequences
Von Thunen
Countries and Agriculture
100

Where do you typically find linear settlements?

Along a river or coast. 

100

Sheep production in New Zealand is intensive or extensive farming?

Extensive

100

Genetic engineering help plants become more resistance to what two things?

Pests and Droughts

100

Von Thünen emphasized which factor in his model of agricultural land use?

Transportation cost

100

Which of the following includes the world's earliest centers of plant domestication?

Southeast Asia, Mesoamerica, Middle East

FERTILE CRESENT 

200

What is the goal of long lots?

To provide all landowners with equal access to the resources and transportation.  

200

What is Centralized Business District?

CBD: The commercial and business center of a city, characterized by high land values and dense construction.

200

Where did the second agricultural revolution start?

Great Britain 

200

What is zone two of the Thunen model?

Forestry 

200

Which environmental problems is most associated with the African Sahel?

Desertification

300

Which type of settlement usually share resources and have a community?

Clustered 

300

What is bid-rent theory? 

explains how land prices and usage patterns in cities change with distance from the Central Business District (CBD), showing that land is most expensive and intensely used at the center and becomes cheaper and more extensive further out

300

The clearing of tropical rain forest for agriculture frequently results in the farmers doing what to animals?

Raising the animals 

300

Which  activity is most likely to be found in the outermost zone of von Thünen's model of agricultural land use?

Extensive grain or stock raising

300

In North America, what frequently consumed item is most likely to be supplied by a trans-national corporation?

COFFEE

400

Metes and bounds result in what type of shape of the land?

Irregular 

400

A soil conservation practice that transforms steep or sloping terrain into a series of stepped, level areas to reduce erosion, prevent water runoff, and improve water infiltration for crop is called what?

Field Terracing 

400

What are some negative impacts of the Green Revolution?

Environmental, Further Gender Inequality,  Poor Success in Africa 

400

What did Von Thunen believe about about the shape of the land?

That it is isotropic

400

Nomadic pastoralism is an extensive agricultural system most practiced where

in the dry regions of Africa and Asia

500

Township and ranges were pioneered by which US president?

Thomas Jefferson 

500

How much of the worlds topsoil have been lost due to deforestation and soil erosion? 

Half

500

Which world region had the Green Revolution had the least impact on agriculture?

Sub-Saharan Africa

500

What is speciality farming and why did it limit Von Thunen's model?

Regions of particular climates and soil types like Mediterranean agriculture are missing from the model! 

500

Commercial ranchers in the Pampas of Argentina, Uruguay, and southern Brazil raise livestock for what?

Export