Global 2

A. The world in spatial terms

B. Places and regions

C. Environment and society

D. Human and physical systems

What answer links to all four

• Elements of Geography

• Levels of Technological Development

• Classifications of Economic Activities

• Models of Government

Which type of map would be most useful in determining boundaries and capitals of countries?

• climate

• physical

• resource

• political

In which economic system does the government control what to produce, how to produce it, and who shall receive the goods and services for?

• Market

• Command

• Traditional

• Mixed

Which area of Japan is most densely settled?

• mountains

• forests

• northern snow zones

• coastal plains

Who embraced the heliocentric model of the universe?

• Charles Darwin

• Nicolaus Copernicus

• René Descartes

• Isaac Newton

One way in which the writings of John Locke and of Baron de Montesquieu are similar is that they

• supported the idea of governments having limited powers

• resulted in the development of mercantile economic systems

• promoted the ideas of the Protestant Reformation

• strengthened the divine right claims of European monarchs

Article 1. –General Toussaint and General Christophe are outlawed; every good citizen is commanded to seize them, and to treat them as rebels to the French Republic. . . .

— Leclerc Saint-Domingue proclamation (1802)

Based on this 1802 French proclamation, the French government reacted to the Haitian Revolution by

• accepting Haitian demands to end slavery and oppression

• encouraging Haitians to rebel against French rule

• ordering the capture of Haitian revolutionary leaders

• agreeing to give Haitians all the rights guaranteed to French citizens

German unification was the immediate result of

• Napoleon Bonaparte’s surrender at the Battle of Waterloo

• Otto von Bismarck’s wars with Denmark, Austria, and France

• Maria Theresa’s reign as an enlightened despot

• Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination in Sarajevo

In the 19th century, a major reason the British wanted to control the Suez Canal region was to

• ensure easier access to India

• facilitate the slave trade in eastern Africa

• promote nationalism in Egypt

• improve farming in the Middle East

As a result of the growth of Zionism, which region experienced an increase in immigrants from Eastern Europe in the early 20th century?

• Chechnya

• Kosovo

• Kurdistan

• Palestine