Human Geography and Economic Disparities

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best matches the learning intention?

• We are learning about how wealth is distributed in different areas.

• We are learning about the effects of trade routes on urban development.

• We are learning about the relationship between human geography and economic disparities.

• We are learning about how countries grow their economies.

Multiple Choice

Differences in _______ and resources across people and places are called economic disparities.

• wealth
• time

• population

Multiple Select

Which of the following are ways geography can influence economic disparities?

• Natural resources

• Access to water

• Fashion trends

• Proximity to trade routes

Multiple Choice

Which area tends to have greater access to healthcare and education?

• Rural

• Urban

• Mountain

• Coastal

Multiple Choice

The learning intention focuses on economic systems only.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Countries depend on _______ and foreign investment to grow.

• food

• jobs

• trade

• rain

Multiple Choice

Why is infrastructure development difficult in Appalachia?

• It floods often.

• It is too hot.

• It has mountainous terrain.

• It has too many cities.

Multiple Select

Which strategies are used to reduce economic inequality?

• Vocational training

• Infrastructure development

• Ignoring rural areas

• Global cooperation

Multiple Choice

Encouraging _______ solutions can help communities face economic challenges.

• federal

• local

• expensive

• private

Multiple Choice

What was the main goal of the lesson?

• To study how people earn money

• To explain how human geography contributes to wealth gaps

• To identify natural disasters

• To list the richest countries in the world