Intro To AP Human Geography

"Roller Coasters in the United States" is an example of a:

• reference map

• thematic map

A region that exists as an idea in someone's mind:

• formal region

• functional region

• perceptual (vernacular) region

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Themes of Geography?

• location

• distance

• human-environment interaction

• movement

• regions

The scale of this map of the U.S. is:

• local

• national

• regional

• global

John Snowden's cholera map is a ______ map:

• cartogram

• choropleth

• dot density

• graduated symbol

• topographic

How people, products, information, & ideas go from

one place to another

• region

• longitude

• movement

• human interaction

According to the Thematic Map, which is a state where segregation was prohibited?

• Wyoming

• Florida

• Oklahoma

• Colorado

Using the key of this Political Map, what is the capital of Ireland?

• Berlin

• Dublin

• London

• Ireland

A description of Canada as "north of the United States" is an example of which location.

• absolute

• relative

Functional Region

• central area connected to others by transportation, communication, or economic activity

• area that shares common human or physical characteristics

• subjective image created by people's thoughts and feelings about an area

• the predominance of Roman Catholicism