CA 1 World Geography 9 Review Lesson

CA 1 World Geography 9

Review Lesson

World Geography 9 - #80PERCENT

Multiple Choice

A society where everyone is socially equal

• Egalitarian
• Inequality
• Elites
• Patriarchy

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Where different groups of people have different amounts of possessions

• Gender Roles

• Elites

• Patriarchy

• Inequality

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A group of people who are socially, economically, and politically superior

• Patriarchy

• Elites

• Gender Roles

• Hierarchy

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A society that is run by men

• Specialization

• Gender Roles

• Hierarchy

• Patriarchy

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The idea that men and women should do different things

• Specialization

• Hierarchy

• Gender Roles

• Food Surplus

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The organization of people at different ranks in a society

• Sedentary

• Specialization

• Food Surplus

• Hierarchy

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The idea of dividing labor and allowing people to “specialize” in particular skills

• Specialization
• Food Surplus
• Sedentary
• Neolithic Revolution

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Having more than enough food

• Nomad

• Sedentary

• Neolithic Revolution

• Food Surplus

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Permanently settled in cities and towns. People do not move around to follow animals.

• Sedentary
• Neolithic Revolution
• Nomad
• Paleolithic

Poll

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• NO!

• YES...

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The creation of agriculture & the beginning of civilization

• Paleolithic

• Nomad

• Neolithic Revolution

• Chronology

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A person who moves around, usually following a herd of animals to hunt

• Nomad
• Paleolithic
• Chronology
• Narrative

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Before the Neolithic Revolution, people lived in small, nomadic groups with primitive technology (Stone Age)

• Paleolithic
• Chronology
• Narrative
• Secondary source

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The study of time

• Primary source

• Narrative

• Secondary source

• Chronology

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A historian’s account of events from the past and how they’re connected

• Bias

• Secondary source

• Primary source

• Narrative

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Written long after the event and meant to explain what happened in the past and why

• Bias

• Primary source

• Secondary source

• Historiography

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Written at the time of or soon after the event

• Primary source

• Bias

• Historiography

• History

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Something that affects how someone views a situation

• Primary source

• Historiography

• History

• Bias

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The study of how historians’ narratives of the past differ from each other and change over time

• Historiography
• History
• Egalitarian
• Inequality

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The study of the past dating from the emergence of the written record to contemporary times.

• Elites

• Egalitarian

• Historiography

• History

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Beliefs about what is right and wrong

• Creed

• Ethics

• Indigenous people

• Compilation

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People who have lived in a region for a very long time

• Norms

• Compilation

• Indigenous people

• Supernatural

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does not obey the rules of the natural world as discovered by science

• Incentive

• Supernatural

• Spectrum

• Intervene

Poll

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• YES, I WILL!

• OKAY, I WILL! :)

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A range

• Violate

• Intervene

• Distribution

• Spectrum

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To change what something would otherwise do

• Distribution

• Intervene

• Violate

• Grant

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A description of how resources are split between different people or regions

• Grant

• Violate

• Distribution

• Representative

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To bring things together

• Unify
• Agnostic
• Atheist
• Mecca

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Someone who believes we cannot know if God exists

• Mecca

• Atheist

• Agnostic

• Jesus Christ

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Someone who believes God does not exist

• Atheist

• Mecca

• Jesus Christ

• Muhammad

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Holy site for Muslims

• Siddhartha Gautama

• Jesus Christ

• Muhammad

• Mecca

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Founder of Islam

• Muhammad
• Siddhartha Gautama
• Nirvana
• Caste System

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Founder of Buddhism

• Siddhartha Gautama
• Nirvana
• Caste System
• Denominations

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A strict social hierarchy in the Hindu religion

• Branch

• Denominations

• Caste System

• Salvation

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Having a single deity (god/goddess)

• Polytheism

• Monotheism

• Ethnic religion

• Universalizing religion

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Having multiple deities (gods/goddesses)

• Polytheism
• Ethnic religion
• Universalizing religion
• Conversion

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A religion that does not seek converts, often tied to a specific culture

• Conversion

• Universalizing religion

• Ethnic religion

• Secular

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A religion that actively spreads and attempts to convert new believers. Not tied to any specific culture

• Secular

• Conversion

• Universalizing religion

• Ethnic Religion

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The process of changing one’s religion

• Conversion
• Secular
• Place of worship
• Ritual

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Things, activities, or attitudes that have nothing to do with spirituality or religion

• Place of worship

• Secular

• Ritual

• Religion

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A ceremony where certain actions are always done in the same order

• Redistribution

• Religion

• Ritual

• Mixed Economy

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When the government takes money from rich people to give to poor people

• Redistribution
• Mixed Economy
• Laissez-faire
• Free-Market Economy/Capitalism

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Combines aspects of both a command and market economy

• Capitalism

• Laissez-faire

• Mixed Economy

• Communism

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When the government does not intervene in the economy

• Command Economy

• Free-Market Economy/Capitalism

• Communism

• Laissez-faire

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An economic system where businesses and individuals make economic decisions

• Dictatorship

• Communism

• Command Economy

• Free-Market Economy/Capitalism

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An ideology which aims to create a society where everything is owned by the society as a whole rather than by individuals

• Communism

• Command Economy

• Laissez-faire

• Totalitarianism

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An economic system where a central government makes all economic decisions.

• Command Economy
• Laissez-faire
• Totalitarianism
• Authoritarianism

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A central government that has total control over the people

• Authoritarianism

• Totalitarianism

• Theocracy

• Absolute Monarchy

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A central government that requires strict obedience to authority; no personal freedom

• Theocracy

• Authoritarianism

• Absolute Monarchy

• Dictatorship

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A government that is run by religious leaders or religious laws

• Unlimited Government

• Absolute Monarchy

• Dictatorship

• Theocracy

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A hereditary king or queen who has total power

• Unlimited Government

• Dictatorship

• Absolute Monarchy

• Constitutional Monarchy

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A leader has full, unchecked power

• Constitutional Monarchy

• Unlimited Government

• Direct Democracy

• Representative Democracy

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A government with a king or queen that is limited by a constitution

• Representative Democracy

• Direct Democracy

• Constitutional Monarchy

• Unlimited Government

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A government where citizens vote on laws themselves

• Totalitarianism

• Representative Democracy

• Direct Democracy

• Citizens

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A government where the people elect representatives through voting

• Citizens

• Direct Democracy

• Representative Democracy

• Rights

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A government run by the entire population through voting

• Rights

• Citizens

• Democracy

• Constitution

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A document that describes the way government works

• Legitimacy

• Limited Government

• Ideology

• Constitution

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The power of the leader is limited by law and rights are protected by a constitution.

• Legitimacy

• Ideology

• Limited Government

• Authoritarianism

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A system of values or beliefs

• Ideology
• Legitimacy
• Government
• Empire

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The right for a government to rule, as perceived by the people

• Borders

• Government

• Legitimacy

• Nation-State

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A group of nations or territories that is controlled by a more powerful authority

• Nation/Ethnic Group

• Borders

• Empire

• State

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A country that has one main culture

• Nation-State
• Nation/Ethnic Group
• State
• Region

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A group of people with a common culture

• Ethics

• State

• Region

• Nation/Ethnic Group

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A political unit with a formal government & legally defined boundaries

• State

• Region

• Ethics

• Creed

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An area that has one or more unifying characteristic.

• Region

• Ethics

• Creed

• Indigenous people

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The process of large groups of people moving from a rural area to a city

• Refugee

• Crop

• Urbanization

• State

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A plant that is grown as food, especially grain, fruit, or vegetable

• State

• Refugee

• Crop

• Civilization

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A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster

• Civilization

• State

• Refugee

• Immigration

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A territory ruled by one government; a country

• Civilization

• State

• Immigration

• Emigration

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A stage of cultural development that is considered the most advanced

• Migrant

• Immigration

• Emigration

• Civilization

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The act of ENTERING (in) a new country

• Immigration
• Emigration
• Migrant
• Migration

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The act of EXITING your home country

• Migration

• Migrant

• Emigration

• Domestication

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The movement of people from one place in the world to another

• Industrial Revolution

• Domestication

• Migration

• Neolithic Revolution

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The rise of machines, telecommunications, and new forms of transportation

• Economic Revolution

• Neolithic Revolution

• Hunter-Gatherer

• Industrial Revolution

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The process of taming an animal or cultivating a plant for agriculture

• Hunter-Gatherer

• Industrial Revolution

• Neolithic Revolution

• Domestication

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The rise of machines, telecommunications, and new forms of transportation

• Hunter-Gatherer

• Neolithic Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

• Economic Revolution

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People settled into civilizations and cultivating agriculture

• Spatial Organization

• Hunter-Gatherer

• Economic Revolution

• Neolithic Revolution

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The number of babies born to every 1,000 women in a country

• Economics

• Demography

• Birth Rate

• Modify

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The number of people who die out of every 1,000 in a population in a country

• Demography

• Birth Rate

• Death Rate

• Economics

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A person who kills animals and gathers plants for food

• Spatial Organization

• Economic Revolution

• Hunter-Gatherer

• Death Rate

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The study of human populations

• Hematology

• Economics

• Demography

• Adapt

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Make changes to the environment to make it more useful

• Scarcity/Scarce

• Adapt

• Surplus

• Modify

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To change your behavior to suit the environment

• Adapt
• Surplus
• Scarcity/Scarce
• Vegetation

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Having more resources than are needed

• Surplus
• Scarcity/Scarce
• Vegetation
• Minerals

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There are limited natural resources available to be used to satisfy unlimited wants and needs of society

• Minerals

• Vegetation

• Scarcity/Scarce

• Raw Materials

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Plants that grow naturally

• Natural Resources

• Minerals

• Raw Materials

• Vegetation

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Cultures spread and mix with each other

• Topographical Features

• Cultural Isolation

• Cultural Diffusion

• Topography

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Raw materials that are extracted from the earth

• Cultural Isolation

• Telecommunications

• Cultural Diffusion

• Natural Resources

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Basic materials that grow or are produced by the earth

• Cultural Diffusion

• Natural Resources

• Telecommunications

• Raw Materials

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Cultures are separate from each other

• Cultural Isolation
• Topographical Features
• Topography
• Desalination

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Landforms such as mountains, rivers, deserts, oceans

• Topography

• Topographical Features

• Desalination

• Technology

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The arrangement of natural and artificial features of an area

• Topography
• Desalination
• Technology
• Industrialization

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The development of industries (machines/factories) in a country

• Temperate

• Population Density

• Industrialization

• Agriculture

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The number of people that live in a specific area

• Weather

• Temperate

• Agriculture

• Population Density

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A mild climate that is good for agriculture

• Temperate
• Agriculture
• Weather
• Climate

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The act or process of farming

• Acculturation

• Weather

• Climate

• Agriculture

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The study of temperature and weather patterns over long periods of time.

• Culture

• Climate

• Human Geography

• Physical Geography

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The language, religions, customs, arts, knowledge, etc. of a particular group of people

• Physical Geography

• Human Geography

• Culture

• Location

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A branch of geography that deals with the study of people and their communities, cultures, economies, and interactions with the environment.

• Prime Meridian

• Physical Geography

• Location

• Human Geography

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A branch of geography that deals with natural features and processes (landforms, topography, climate, natural resources)

• Equator

• Location

• Prime Meridian

• Physical Geography

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An imaginary line of longitude that divides the Eastern and Western hemispheres

• Latitude

• Equator

• Longitude

• Prime Meridian

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An imaginary line of latitude that divides the Northern and Southern hemispheres

• Latitude

• Longitude

• Equator

• Thematic Map

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Imaginary, vertical lines that run north to south

• Latitude

• Longitude

• Thematic Map

• Political Map

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Imaginary, horizontal lines that run east to west

• Latitude

• Longitude

• Political Map

• Physical Map

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Focused on a specific theme or subject area

• Reference Map

• Political Map

• Physical Map

• Thematic Map

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Provide a summary of the landscape, used to find location

• Reference Map
• Spatial Pattern
• Spatial
• Geography

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Relating to space

• Natural Process

• Geography

• Spatial

• Urbanization

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The study of places and relationships between people & their environment

• Crop

• Natural Process

• Urbanization

• Geography