Which conclusion is best supported by the information from the map and pie chart? Options: Islam is not a major religion outside of Europe., Hinduism is not a major religion outside of Africa., Asia has a higher level of religious diversity than other continents., The Americas have a higher level of religious diversity than other continents.

Asia has a higher level of religious diversity than other continents.

Which statement best describes how globalization is influencing world cultures?

Most world cultures are becoming more diverse because of improvements in transportation and communication.

In the United States, what factor would most likely cause a company to expand a factory?

The company has seen a significant increase in demand for their product and has enough profit to support the expansion.

Which statement best describes the spread of culture? Options: The population of India consists of a greater percentage of Hindus than any other nation. The Hsi Lai temple in the United States is the largest Buddhist temple in North America. The city of Tokyo in Japan is the most populated metropolitan area in the world. The Great Wall of China is the longest object ever constructed by humans.

The Hsi Lai temple in the United States is the largest Buddhist temple in North America.

Which conclusion is best supported by this information? Options: Islam is not a major religion outside of Europe. , Hinduism is not a major religion outside of Africa. , Asia has a higher level of religious diversity than other continents. , The Americas have a higher level of religious diversity than other continents.

Asia has a higher level of religious diversity than other continents.

Which statement about population distribution in Canada is best supported by this information? Most people live in the southern areas because the climate is milder. , Most people live near the coasts to make transportation and trade easier. , Most people live towards the north because it has more sources of water. , Most people live around lakes because they create fertile land for farming.

Most people live in the southern areas because the climate is milder.

Which statement about Catholicism in Latin America is best supported by the information in the charts? Options: Many European Catholics have immigrated to Latin America since 1910. More Catholics lived in countries in Latin America than in any other region in 2010. A greater part of the Latin American population is Catholic than is that of the population of Europe. The Catholic Church has gained more followers than any other religion in Latin America since 1910.

More Catholics lived in countries in Latin America than in any other region in 2010.

Which conclusion about the culture of the mound builders is best supported by the pictures and the map?

The mound builders used a network of rivers to spread their culture across the country.

What question does this article help answer? Options: How is Cuba's economy changing?, Why did Cuba not allow cell phones?, Why is Cuba's standard of living so low?, Why is private land ownership important?

How is Cuba's economy changing?

Which conclusion is best supported by the information in the map? Options: People from the Western states are moving into neighboring states to the east. People from the Southern states are moving into neighboring states to the north. The population of the Midwest and Northeast is growing more slowly than that of the Southeast and Southwest. The population of the Southwest and Midwest is growing more slowly than that of the Northwest and Northeast.

The population of the Midwest and Northeast is growing more slowly than that of the Southeast and Southwest.

Which statement best describes the spread of culture? Options: The population of India consists of a greater percentage of Hindus than any other nation. The Hsi Lai temple in the United States is the largest Buddhist temple in North America. The city of Tokyo in Japan is the most populated metropolitan area in the world. The Great Wall of China is the longest object ever constructed by humans.

The Hsi Lai temple in the United States is the largest Buddhist temple in North America.

How is the price and quantity of goods and services determined in a market economy?

The amount that people are willing to pay for goods and services determines their price and quantity.

Which trend is evident in both source 1 and source 2?

The most frequently occurring ethnic background in the United States is German.

Which statement best explains why these words are similar across the three languages?

Societies often adopt aspects of each other's culture by interacting with each other.

What conclusion can be made about the food trends of people in modern India based on this scenario? Options: Outside cultures have influenced people's eating habits and modified the way families interact with food., In Indian households, traditional meals have been replaced by modern recipes adopted from fast-food menus., The popularity of these restaurants has caused people to disregard their religious dietary restrictions of consuming beef and pork., The distribution of food resources has changed and increased the cost of ingredients making fast-food a better option for families in India.

Outside cultures have influenced people's eating habits and modified the way families interact with food.

Which geographic landform most influences the population distribution in Egypt? Options: the Nile River because it provides water for irrigation., the Libyan Desert because it provides protection from invasion, the Red Sea because it creates easy access to the Atlantic Ocean., the Mediterranean Sea because it provides trade routes to Europe.

the Nile River because it provides water for irrigation.

Which statement about the population of Australia cities is best supported by the information in the maps? Options: The altitude of Wilpena attracts very few people. People are drawn to Geraldton because of its mountain tourism. People find Melbourne appealing because of its hot, dry summers. The dry conditions in Alice Springs discourage people from living there.

The dry conditions in Alice Springs discourage people from living there.

Compare the population distribution in Australia to that in Northern Africa. Which state best describes the observed pattern?

Both regions have arid deserts that create harsh living conditions and few economic opportunities.

Which statement best explains the difference in the growth of Christianity and Judaism from their origins in the same part of the world? Options: The religious laws of Judaism require followers to live in certain areas of the world. Christianity has spread quickly because it is in areas with fewer geographic barriers. Followers of Judaism are more likely to establish religious colonies than are Christians. Christians are more likely to actively spread their religion than are followers of Judaism.

Christians are more likely to actively spread their religion than are followers of Judaism.

How might the increased use of modern farming techniques influence the change in population distribution in India?

Cities will become larger as farm workers migrate to find other work.

Which conclusion about Hinduism is best supported by this information?

It is most commonly found in South Asia.

What conclusion can be made about the food trends of people in modern India based on the scenario of a large hamburger fast-food restaurant chain operating in over 119 countries and opening its first location in India in 1996?

Outside cultures have influenced people's eating habits and modified the way families interact with food.

Which conclusion about population distribution is supported by the information in the sources? Options: Despite having different cultures, Chinese and English speakers demonstrate similar distribution patterns. Areas where Chinese is spoken are more densely populated because their culture is less widespread. The Chinese language did not spread as far as the English language because of physical boundaries like mountains and oceans. There are more Chinese speaking colonies than English speaking colonies because areas where Chinese is spoken have a lower population density.

Areas where Chinese is spoken are more densely populated because their culture is less widespread.

Which statement about Buddhism is best supported by the information on the map? Options: Buddhism spread quickly and became the main religion in Asia. Buddhism is no longer practiced in the country in which it originated. Buddhism first developed in India and then spread to the rest of Asia. Buddhism is not widespread so it has only influenced a few countries.

Buddhism first developed in India and then spread to the rest of Asia.

Which countries most likely have the largest portion of their population engaging in a traditional economy?

Burma and Cambodia because their economies have large agricultural sectors.

Why is the Scandinavia Peninsula the least densely populated area of Europe?

This area has both a subarctic climate known for its long cold winters and rough terrain that is partly in the mountains, making it a challenging place to live.

What was the main obstacle that they likely encountered during their journey, according to the information in these maps? Options: The path took them through a region noted for its semi-arid climate, a very dry area which had little natural food or water available. The most direct route led the emigrants directly over the Alps, a high mountain range with rough terrain which made travel difficult. Their voyage required travel on the Mediterranean Sea, which was subject to changing tides and high waves, creating unsafe conditions. Their routes often forced the emigrants to cross over rivers which frequently flooded, washing away transportation and personal property.

The most direct route led the emigrants directly over the Alps, a high mountain range with rough terrain which made travel difficult.

Which common characteristic contributes most to the low population density of the regions surrounding the Alps and the northern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula?

They are both mountainous which makes travel difficult and creates harsh living conditions.

Which statement best describes the most likely effect the Grameen Bank Initiative in Bangladesh would have on the local economy? Options: The economy transitions from market to traditional, where government control is limited., The economy transitions from traditional to market, where government control is limited., The economy transitions from market to command, where the government sets prices and production levels, The economy transitions from command to market, where the government sets prices and production levels.

The economy transitions from traditional to market, where government control is limited.

In the 600s B.C.E., various nomadic groups began invading China. In response to those threats, China began a massive construction effort. This construction was most similar to which type of landform? Options: mountains, to provide an obstacle for the enemy armies and stop the invasions, river, to increase the speed at which troops could travel in response to an invasion, hills, to improve communication in the military so that they could respond quickly to invasions, plateaus, to spy on enemy movements so that the military would know where the invasion was coming from

mountains, to provide an obstacle for the enemy armies and stop the invasions

Which countries most likely have the largest portion of their population engaging in a traditional economy?

Burma and Cambodia because their economies have large agricultural sectors.

Why would the European Union design the euros in this manner?

The coins show unity within the European Union while also celebrating the unique cultures of its member countries.

Why would a change to a market economy most likely cause the price of goods to increase?

Under the command economy, prices were set by the government, but in the new market economy, prices for items with a high demand increased.

What is the most likely reason that the countries of Northern Africa are typically classified as a different region than the countries of Southern Africa?

The Sahara Desert discouraged migration and very different cultures developed on both sides of it.

Which explanation for the population distribution in Southern Africa is best supported by the information in the maps? Options: The warm, wet climate supports extensive farming. The fishing industry provides food for many people. The nearby ports admit large numbers of immigrants. The mineral wealth of the areas supports large cities.

The mineral wealth of the areas supports large cities.

Which statement about the change in the numbers of Catholics in sub-Saharan Africa since 1910 is best supported by the information in the charts? Options: The proportion of Catholics in the world living in sub-Saharan Africa has increased, Many people in sub-Saharan Africa have converted from Catholicism to Islam., Catholicism is the fastest-growing religion in the region of sub-Saharan Africa., Many European Catholics have immigrated to areas in sub-Saharan Africa.

The proportion of Catholics in the world living in sub-Saharan Africa has increased

Why did similar languages most likely emerge throughout this region?

Migrating populations brought their language with them to new areas.

Which transaction is most representative of a traditional economic system? A Somalian company sells guano for use as fertilizer to farmers in Kenya. An Egyptian company supplies paint to an Algerian furniture manufacturer. A Tunisian medical supply company donates surgical masks to a relief effort in Malawi. A Zambian maize farmer trades some of his crop to a Congolese logger for fence posts.

A Zambian maize farmer trades some of his crop to a Congolese logger for fence posts.

A construction company wants to build a housing subdivision as close to the ocean as possible. Which physical process should they take into consideration when deciding the exact location of the new subdivision?

They should examine data for erosion rates around the construction site and evaluate if human activities will increase erosion in the area.

Which statement is most likely true based on the data in these tables? Options: Earthquakes are becoming less dangerous because they are decreasing in magnitude over time. Earthquakes are becoming less dangerous because they are happening less frequently than in the past. Earthquakes are becoming less dangerous because people are more prepared for them than they used to be. Earthquakes are becoming less dangerous because people are moving away from areas which have frequent earthquakes.

Earthquakes are becoming less dangerous because people are more prepared for them than they used to be.

How could Mount Vesuvius be most hazardous to the city of Naples?

It has the potential to erupt which could harm the citizens and destroy the city.

What is the most likely reason that these fires took the most human life? Though wildfires are far more frequent in the western United States, all of these fires occurred in the Upper Midwest.

There were far fewer people living in the West than in the Upper Midwest at the time of these fires.

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Which conclusion is best supported by the map? Options: English is spoken in only five countries in West Africa. French is the most common official language in West Africa. There are more Arabic than Portuguese speakers in West Africa. Each country in West Africa has its own unique official language.

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French is the most common official language in West Africa.

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Which conclusion is best supported by the evidence in the maps? Options: The official languages in West Africa are not established by the government. Colonization of West Africa did not effect the languages spoken in West Africa. The official language of a region is not related to the political borders of countries. Native language regions were not the primary factor used to create political borders.

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Native language regions were not the primary factor used to create political borders.

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What conclusion about colonization is best supported by the map? Options: English colonists migrated mainly to North America. French colonists migrated mainly near the Pacific coast. Spanish colonists were the first group to migrate to the Caribbean. Portuguese colonists were the last group to migrate to the Americas.

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English colonists migrated mainly to North America.

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Why might Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan be considered a region?

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They have a majority Muslim population and have people that speak Russian and Uzbek.

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What is the best location for a dam in order to prevent future flooding in the town of Greeley?

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west of Greeley, because the lake would impact less of the town and fewer people would have to relocate

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Based on the information in the maps, citizens who oppose the construction of the airport would most likely use which reason to support their opinion? The new airport will destroy valuable farmland and create noise and pollution.

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The new airport will destroy valuable farmland and create noise and pollution.

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Which population density map best predicts the ten-year change in population if the new airport is built?

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