Which of the following is an example of human migration caused by an economic pull factor? Puritans migrated to Massachusetts to freely practice their religion., Afghan refugees fled to Pakistan to escape war involving the Taliban and U.S. forces., Turkish workers migrated to Germany after 1945 to fill jobs in that nation., East Berliners crossed into West Berlin in the 1960s to escape Soviet rule.
WG Fall Final Exam Section 2

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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Turkish workers migrated to Germany after 1945 to fill jobs in that nation.
Answer explanation
The correct choice is the migration of Turkish workers to Germany after 1945, driven by the economic need for labor in Germany. This exemplifies an economic pull factor, unlike the other options which are based on religious or political reasons.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Trade routes have historically served as a path for cultural diffusion because they —
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Serve as a meeting place to exchange and spread ideas
Answer explanation
Trade routes facilitate cultural diffusion by serving as meeting places where people exchange ideas, beliefs, and customs, leading to the spread of culture across regions.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Many people in South Asia hope for the timely arrival of monsoons each year because —
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Little rain has fallen for months
Answer explanation
The correct choice is that many people hope for monsoons because little rain has fallen for months. This lack of rainfall creates a reliance on the monsoon season for essential water supply for agriculture.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
This map illustrates which type of region?
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Cultural
Answer explanation
The map illustrates a cultural region, which is defined by shared characteristics such as language, religion, and traditions among a group of people, distinguishing it from natural or perceptual regions.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following choices is the best possible cause of the events listed? Decline of food production, Disruption of food distribution.
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Prolonged conflict and war
Answer explanation
Prolonged conflict and war can severely disrupt food production and distribution systems, leading to food shortages and logistical challenges. This makes it the best cause for the decline in food production and distribution.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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In what region of the world were these religions founded? Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism.
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South Asia
Answer explanation
Buddhism, Hinduism, and Sikhism were all founded in South Asia. This region is known for its rich spiritual traditions and is the birthplace of these major religions.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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This statue is most closely associated with which religion?
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Buddhism
Answer explanation
The statue is most closely associated with Buddhism, as it often represents figures like the Buddha and embodies key concepts of this religion, such as enlightenment and compassion.
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