AP Ch. 10 Key Issue 3 and 4 Review

Subsistence agriculture based on the herding of domesticated animals. This Found Primarily in the drylands of Southwest Asia and North Africa, Central Asia, and East Asia where growing crops is difficult

• Intensive subsistence

• Pastoral Nomadism

• ranching

• Mixed crop and livestock

The seasonal migration of herds between mountain and lowland pasture grazing locations.

• Transhumance

• Hunting and Gathering

• Cattle Trails

• Pastoral Nomadism

Subsistence agriculture featuring slash and burn techniques and regular rotation of sites

• Intensive Subsistence

• Pastoral Nomadism

• Shifting Cultivation

• Plantation

Land cleared for planting through slash and burn is called a

• swidden

• combine

• winnow

• paddy

Intensive subsistence farming is practiced

• by the largest percentage of the world’s people

• Is only practiced in South Asia

• was the earliest form of agricultural practice but has since become out-dated

• has created desertification

______ is the regular application of intense physical labor in order to keep a unit of land in production

• truck farming

• Commercial Agriculture

• Herding

• Intensive subsistence

What is one way farmers in less developed countries increase their income?

• sell hand-mades goods through fair trade markets

• work their land and have a facotry job in the city

• sell their land to cooperate agricultural producers

• Grow drug crops

90% of opium comes from

• Venezuela

• Afghanistan

• Mexico

• Iran

Grapes and Olives are grown primarily in

• Arid climates

• Mediterranean climates

• Tropical Wet Climates

• Temperate Climates

Mixed crop and livestock farming uses crop rotation method to

• increase profits by selling both grains and livestock raised on the same farm

• avoid exhausting the soil of its fertility.

• have enough food to feed livestock

• model their farms after Von Thunen's theory