Human Geography Review

Which of the following are questions that geographers ask about Movement?

• Who is moving?

• Where did they move from?

• Why did they move?

• All of the above

Migration means...

• Many people in one place, usually resulting in a lack of "elbow room"

• A problem that affect many people

• People moving from one place to another

• A reason why someone would want to move

Overcrowding means...

• Many people in one place, usually resulting in a lack of "elbow room"

• Cutting down trees in large amounts

• A reason why someone would want to leave their home

• A reason why someone would want to move somewhere new

Which of the following is a pull factor...

• finding gold in California

• war

• famine

• poverty

Which is a question that geographers ask about Human-Environment Interaction?

• How do people change the Earth?

• Why do people ruin the Earth?

• What is human-environment interaction?

• Where is Earth?

What do immigrants bring with them to a new country?

• religion

• stories

• recipes

• all of the above

What is an example of a primary source?

• A movie made 20 years after the event

• A speech made during the event

• A painting made 10 years after the event

• A text book written 50 years after the event

What is an example of a push factor?

• New jobs

• Home country is unsafe

• Cheap land

• Good schools

What are some positive effects of deforestation?

• New buildings

• Climate change

• Animals homes are destroyed

• Air pollution

What is an example of a secondary source?

• A diary written during an event

• A photograph taken during the event

• A speech made during the event

• A book written 30 years after the event