U/I What invention has most affected the development of suburbs in the ? U/I On what principle is the hierarchy of places primarily based? U/I Where is urbanization occurring most rapidly? N When certain maps identifying the physical features of a place or region include contour lines, their purpose is to show what? N What is a map in which data are assigned to class intervals and colors or patterns are used to distinguish magnitude of occurrences called? N The situation of a place is best described by: P The problem with arithmetic population density to investigate the population pattern of a country is that such a density figure does not take into consideration P The number of people per unit area of agriculturally productive land is the P The world’s three largest population concentrations are all found on the same landmass, which is C Culture groups have varying ideas and attitudes about space, place, and territory. This is called: C From their sources, cultural innovations and ideas spread to other areas. This process is called C This area deals with the role of culture in human understanding, use and alteration of the environment P Robert Sack’s view of territorial behavior implies an expression of control over space and time. This control is closely related to the concept of P The Peace of Westphalia is the seminal moment in the emergence of the European state. This marked the end of P The promotion of the acquisition of wealth through plunder, colonization, and the protection of home industries and foreign markets during ’s rebirth was called A In von Thünen's theory, the key variable in an agricultural location decision is A What is shifting cultivation? A Where would you most likely find the greatest concentration of feedlots in America? U/I The term Urban Realm came into use to describe the spatial components of a metropolis of what decade? U/I The term hinterland refers to: U/I This term refers to the process by a city attracts tourists to come and visit, and then uses the money to pay for road improvements and other city expenses: N area N Infrastructure N Movement P population by the area P promoting immigration P 2.1 C cultural landscapes C increase in among the world's regions C preliterate P 200 P states P geometric A agricultural efficiency increased, urban migration increased, feudal village life was disrupted , communal fields were consolidated A Improved fertilizers and crop strains A Agricultural surplus
U/I Africa south of the U/I U/I deglomeration N sequent occupance N Landscapes N tradition, Culture-Environment tradition, Location Tradition, Area-Analysis Tradition P I P the crude death or mortality rate P forced sterilization of C dialects C acculturation C expansion P the Scottish Parliament P P devolution A Fertile crescent A root A Salmon fishing U/I 50 U/I suburbs U/I and N What brings us closer to knowing what Geography is all about? N Who is responsible for the term cultural landscape? N According to environmental determinism, is the ideal culture? P In the marked decline of the rate was the result of P A population pyramid with a wide base and narrow top is indicative of P A developed country that has reached a stage where the population is most stable will develop a population pyramid that is __________. C This term refers to denote any common language spoken by peoples with different native tongues: C African languages here in the in the following the first involuntary migration faded away and were replaced by an ever more complex pidgin. This important form of language replacement is referred to as: C A country is considered _________ if only one language is spoken: P In , the Northern League’s desire for independence was based on the economic difference between the northern region and the southern Mezzogiorno. These differences are attributed to P Distance, remoteness and marginal location enhance the potential for devolution. This form of devolution is referred to as P The process of adjustment of the number of representatives in the U.S. House of Representatives to reflect shifts in population patterns is known as A According to Spencer and Thomas, each agricultural hearth was associated with a local grouping of plants. For example, taro. yams, and bananas are associated with the _______________ hearth. A Often crops are associated with regions other than the one in which they were developed. For example, the “Irish” or “Idaho” potato originated in the Andean Highlands. Corn of the American “Corn Belt” originated in A Goats were domesticated 10,000 years ago in the Zagros Mountain region of
U/I edge cities U/I relative location U/I range N globalization N coffee and tea production N 1/6th P True P False P False C Zionism C C Both contagious and expansion diffusion P maritime boundaries P the P three A Corn (maize) A rice A milk U/I 8,000 U/I urban morphology U/I the Bureau of the Census N The branch of geography that focuses upon natural landforms, climate, soils and vegetation of the Earth is: N The importance of the spatial approach that geographers use in studies is that it shows: N By the time the last great cholera pandemic began in 1865, people knew to take precautions against _____ and ended the great waves of cholera. P True/False A population with both a high fertility and a high mortality rate has a broad-based population pyramid. P True/False During the demographic transition, the drop in birth and death rates is equal. P True/False Women tend to outlive men and in their life expectancy may be 14 years longer than the male population. C The two sects of Islam are: C The first language ever spoken by Homo sapiens was called: C According to the agricultural theory, the proposed source of the Proto-Indo-European language is located where? P Participation in the United Nations serves the useful purpose of committing states to P The United Nations is not a world government, but in recent years individual states have asked the United Nations to do a number of different things, the most expensive of which is P The first major experiment in regional supranationalism was undertaken in before World War II and involved the three countries A The average size of a family farm in China is ________ acres. A The rectangular land division scheme in the United States adopted the American Revolution is quite unique. Its correct name is: A The basic unit of the township-and-range system, the section, has an area of
U/I did the first urban development originate? U/I ________________ processes in the commodity chain involve technology, education, research and development, and high wages. U/I What structures dominated the urban landscape of the ancient Mesopotamian cities? N Which geographical theme would involve the study of the impact of the drainage of part of the Florida Everglades? N _________________ refers to the infusing of a locality with meaning and emotion. N The degree of direct linkage between one particular location and other locations in a transport network is referred to as: P True/False Low life expectancy in can be partly attributed to the ravages of AIDS. P Cuban illegal immigrants who actually make it to the ’ shores will be P Today, an estimated ___________ illegal immigrants live in the . C is modern day: C Animistic religions are centered on the belief that: C The caste system is a part of which religion? P The Marshall Plan was a post-WW II endeavor by the to economically revive P What country do members of the European community worry will dominate the entire group? P As of 2005, major European Union nation has not entered the Euro Monetary Zone? A The most prevalent rural residential pattern in the world’s agricultural areas is ______. A The form of villages still existing in many rural landscapes that are reminders of a of a turbulent past is _______________ A The Spanish invaders of Middle America, centuries ago, laid out villages and towns in what form? U/I Which feature typical of ancient urbanization was not present in the hearth? U/I Ancient cities were not large by modern standards. The cities of Mesopotamia and the probably had populations of U/I may have been the largest city in the world at the time of its existence, with a population estimated at N contaminated N the arrangement and organization of things on the surface to the Earth N physical geography P True P False P True C C the Mother Tongue C Sunni and Shiite P the , , and P peacekeeping P international standards of behavior A One square mile A township-and-range system A 5
U/I temples U/I Core U/I N connectivity N Sense of place N P 10,000,000 P allowed to stay. P True C Hinduism C inanimate objects possess spirits C P P P A grid A walled A nucleated U/I 250,000 U/I 10,000 to 15,000 U/I defensive walls N Geographer Carl O. is most closely connected with: N The coordinates of absolute location are useful mainly in determining exact: N The physical location of a place using the Earth latitude-longitude grid is properly called the: P The vast majority of legal agricultural workers in are P The type of movement that involves journeys that at and brings us back to our home base is called P Commuters in may travel up to _____ miles each way to work daily. C This theory said that early speakers of spread westward on horseback, overpowering earlier inhabitants and beginning the diffusion and differentiation of Latin, Germanic, and Slovonic languages C The Proto-language had words for certain landforms, trees and other features of the natural landscape. Such information: C Long ago, people speaking different languages were forced to find ways to communicate for trade. This need resulted in the emergence of: P The European Union’s future expansion into the Muslim realm by the inclusion of __________ is highly controversial and strongly opposed by . P In Europe prior to the mid-1600s, sovereignty was expressed over people rather than over a territory P True/False Once a body of people is incorporated within a political boundary they are a nation. A Twenty-five percent of world sugar production takes place outside of the tropical plantation region (U.S.A. Western Europe, Russia) and is produced from _____________________. A Where is much of the cotton purchased by the United Kingdom, Western Europe, and Japan is grown? A Where were rubber trees first tapped?
U/I the concept of the primate city U/I economic reach U/I rank-size rule N a discrete combination of traits, for example Masaai cattle herding N a culture trait N anthropology P . P 6 P east to west and north to south. C customs C hierarchical diffusion C hearths P False P False P True A False A False A Central and South America U/I evolving into a self-sufficient urban entity with its own economic and cultural components. U/I deteriorated with more CBD encroachment. U/I N The spread of ideas, cultural traits, knowledge and skills from their place of origin to other area where they are adopted is called: N Hagerstrand emphasized that culture hearths should be viewed in the context of ______ as well as space. N The greater the distance form the hearth the less likely an innovation will be adopted. This is referred to as: P migration to in the mid-1800s is an example of P Gender studies of migration indicate that men ______________ than P The smallest number of slaves involved in the Atlantic slave trade was sent to C Government efforts to discourage native practice and languages in the and were attempts to _____________ native groups C Efforts to conserve local cultures often focus on the local ____________. C Buying a Native American styled catcher at a Wal-Mart store would possibly be an example of P True/False . NAFTA is a North American supranational association for mutual economic benefit. P Critical geopolitics emphasizes the analysis of diplomatic and power relations between various state groupings. P True/False . ’s thesis in The Clash of Civilization is similar to Wallerstein’s view that international relations are reducible to economic rather than cultural factors. A After petroleum, the second most important (by value) legally traded commodity in the world is _____________. A Shifting cultivation is characterized by the practice of rotating ________ to maintain soil fertility. A Characteristic of intensive subsistence agriculture is the great amount of ________ required for attaining high yields.
U/I urban realms U/I central business district (CBD). U/I the CBD N contagious diffusion N stimulus diffusion N cultural barriers P big-city destinations P gravity model P C time-space compression C ethnic neighborhoods C neolocalism P military alliance P the establishment of a common and stable currency P Typically capital cities symbolize the cultural and historic identity of countries. A poverty A GMO A grains like rice U/I barrios or favelas. U/I on the outermost zone or peripheral fringe U/I near key freeway intersections. N True/False: would appear larger on a map with a scale of 1:50,000 than on a map with a scale 1:1,000,000. N True/False: A general reference map displays a single category of data or a specific spatial distribution. N True/False: A large-scale map depicts a smaller area with more detail than a small-scale map P What push factor compelled more than 50,000 Asians to leave in 1972? P European migration to colonies reached its peak during the period P European colonialism stimulated the movement of ___________ to the cities (islands of development) of they have become a significant minority population. C The growth in the size of the audience of Phish in its college band days was the result of C Globalized popular culture can be picked up and reproduced by people in the context of their local culture. This is referred to as C According to E. the term which best captures the quality of the American landscape which is associated with the spread of popular culture is P Some nations are stateless; this means: P The political system in the leader is deemed to be under divine guidance is called: P One of the three stages of boundary evolution is delimitation. This stage consists of: A In shifting cultivation, how long are fields generally worked? A The third agricultural revolution occurred in what century? A Which region has benefited the least from the green revolution?
U/I In core area cities the practice of buying up and rehabilitating deteriorating housing which resulted in the raising of housing values and a social change in neighborhoods is called U/I The core area suburbs are experiencing a process of the tearing down of existing suburban and the building of very large, standardized-looking homes known as U/I The decline in density and the spread of cities associated with the building of freeways in the second half of the twentieth century has been pejoratively referred to as N What type of map shows daily weather map of high temperatures, featuring lines connecting points registering equal temperatures? N of aggregation refers to: N Rural counties receive more visual emphasis than urban counties on a choropleth map because: P In the period from 1882-1907, the United States Congress passed exclusionary immigration laws designed to keep __________ out of the immigrant stream. P The practice of excluding people with criminal records, health problems, or subversive political beliefs from immigrating is referred to as P Since September 2001, there has been a greater concern about immigration control to C A culture’s assumptions about the differences between men and women, their character, roles and divisions of labor are referred to as C Groups in and gangs in major cities create “exclusive” areas by C When places are “designed” either for or men they are said to be P Which boundary disputes may involve conflict over resources? P Which boundary disputes center on the delimitation and possibly the demarcation of a border? P What did Mackinder claim to be the source of world power? A True/False Among the important benefits of the Green Revolution is reduced reliance on oil and other non-renewable resources. A True/False Agribusiness in the core economies has helped the small, family farmer remain competitive in the food chain. A True/False Negative impacts from the globalization of agriculture are confined to the world's core. U/I Marxist geographer David Harvey is one of the strongest critics of _____________, the privatization of public space and loss of “character” of neighborhoods. U/I Gated communities have __________ as their chief objective. U/I Ethnic neighborhoods in European cities reflect migrants from N Space N True N P the - Canadian border P . P C True C False C True P definitional P boundary P territorial A True A True A False
U/I urban sprawl U/I McMansions U/I gentrification N rural counties cover a larger area N the size of the spatial unit of analysis N Isoline map P prevent terrorism. P selective immigration P Chinese C gendered C graffiti demarcating territories C gender P 's mainland P locational P allocational A A False A U/I former colonies U/I safety U/I new urbanism N A more recent dot map would show an increase in the phenomena being measured compared with an earlier dot map by: N On an isoline map, lines close to each other indicate: N To map the surface of the earth, geographers use different projections because: P What is the purpose of an age-sex pyramid? P The world's ____ largest population concentrations all lie on the Eurasian landmass: P The population of a country changes as a result of four conditions. What are the 4 conditions? C In the breaking of a dowry contract may lead to C Barrio is the Spanish term for C Most of the workers in maquiladoras are P Which boundary disputes involve neighbors who differ over the way their boundary should function? P According to Spykman's theory, which country could possibly become the next power? P What was the first multinational union? A True/False Though agriculture in New Zealand produces fruits and vegetables for the current global food regime, its economy still relies significantly on wool and lamb. A True/False The Green Revolution was directed toward the needs of the world's core countries A True/False The great thing about biotechnology and the bio-revolution is that both positive and negative impacts are spread evenly across core and peripheral regions.
U/I The growth of ethnic neighborhoods in _________ is less than in other European countries. U/I True/False Urbanization occurred in all urban hearths at about the same time. U/I True/False Early cities were often theocratic centers with temples being a prominent urban feature. N The explanation of the graphic symbols on a map is found in the N The key theme in human geography is: N of aggregation refers to: P The relocation of thousands of non-Serbian Kosovars by Slobodan Milosevic is a form of: P Population distribution is best represented by a: P Countries with a high rate of increase will also have a: C The crucial element in language is C Dialects are most often marked by actual differences in C A geographic boundary within which a particular linguistic feature occurs is called a/an P What country recently devolved peacefully? P The permits states to delimit their territorial seas up to ___ nautical miles from their shoreline P Geopolitics studies the relationships among: A True/False In the biorevolution, control over food production is moving from the farmer to the biotechnological firm. A True/False Despite the fact that impacts from GMOs and GMO foods on human health and the environment are not well-understood, they are permitted in foods in the United States. A True/False Famines can occur when overall levels of food availability are adequate U/I True/False The second urban revolution is associated with the Industrial Revolution and the rise of industrial cities. U/I True/False A trade area is the area of economic reach of a particular city, town or village and reflects economic and spatial interaction between the settlement and its surrounding area. U/I True/False Burgess' concentric zone model emphasized homogenous pie-shaped wedges of land use extending from the CBD to the city's edge. N no projection is ideal for the purpose of every map N a rapid change in the variable N more dots P natural increase, births , deaths , emigration P 3 P to show the population structure of a country C females C neighborhood. C a beating or killing of the wife (dowry death). P P P operational A False A False A True
U/I True U/I False U/I the N The size of the spatial unit of analysis N space N map legend P short doubling time P dot map P forced migration C isogloss C vocabulary C vocalization P states P 12 P A True A True A True U/I False U/I True U/I True N N N P P P C C C P P P