
World Geography Part 2 Review
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12th Grade
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CARREN CEZAR
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What characteristics do United States citizens share as a result of living in a democracy?
Belief in free speech
Limits on family size
Mandatory military service
Guaranteed lifetime income
Answer explanation
The question asks about the shared characteristics of US citizens due to living in a democracy. The correct answer is 'Belief in free speech'. This is because in a democratic society like the United States, citizens have the right to express their opinions freely without government interference. This is a fundamental principle of democracy, unlike the other options which are not necessarily characteristics of a democratic society.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What conclusion can you draw from the map regarding patterns of settlement in Canada?
The population of the country is evenly distributed.
The greatest number of people live near Greenland.
No people have settled along the Pacific Ocean coast.
Most people live near the border with the United States.
Answer explanation
The question asks about the settlement patterns in Canada. The correct answer is that most people live near the border with the United States. This is likely due to factors such as climate, economic opportunities, and proximity to major cities and infrastructure, which are more prevalent near the U.S. border.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which statement BEST illustrates the factor that led to the population boom shown in the chart?
After eastern states became populous, pioneers were interested in finding new frontiers.
The discovery of oil in California drew opportunistic settlers westward in search of wealth.
After severe drought plagued the Plains states in the mid-1800s, many settlers were drawn to the coast.
The discovery of gold in northern California caused many Americans to travel west in search of quick prosperity.
Answer explanation
The chart shows a population boom, which is best explained by the discovery of gold in northern California. This event caused many Americans to travel west in search of quick prosperity. The gold rush was a significant factor in the population increase, as it attracted a large number of settlers hoping to strike it rich.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
All of the following affect the location of cities EXCEPT:
Latitude
Trade routes
Immigration patterns
Traditions
Answer explanation
Traditions do not affect the location of cities. Latitude, trade routes, and immigration patterns all play a role in determining where cities are established. Latitude influences climate and resources, trade routes facilitate economic growth, and immigration patterns shape the population and culture of a city. Traditions, however, are cultural practices that do not directly impact city locations.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Using the map above and your knowledge of social studies, what is an inference that could be made concerning the fall line?
Trading centers developed along the fall line.
There was little economic development beyond the fall line.
Poor soil beyond the fall line prevented farm development.
Few trees beyond the fall line hindered development of cities.
Answer explanation
The correct answer is 'Trading centers developed along the fall line.' This inference can be made based on the question and the provided map. The fall line often serves as a natural transportation route, making it an ideal location for the development of trading centers. This is why trading centers often developed along these lines, leading to economic growth in these areas.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following contributed to the growth of American cities during the late 1800s?
Access to free housing
Railroads moving goods
Development of the automobile
Access to inexpensive land
Answer explanation
During the late 1800s, the growth of American cities was significantly influenced by railroads moving goods. Railroads facilitated the transportation of raw materials, finished products, and people, leading to the expansion of industries and urban populations. This, in turn, attracted more businesses and residents to cities, fueling their growth.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Based on the map of Alaska, which geographic factor has been the BEST advantage to Anchorage's economic growth?
Closeness to North American cities for trade of goods
Access to major waterways for trade of oil products
Nearness to many islands for seasonal beach tourism
Availability of fertile farmland along the Arctic Ocean
Answer explanation
Anchorage's economic growth has been greatly influenced by its access to major waterways for the trade of oil products. This strategic location allows for efficient transportation and distribution of resources, contributing to the city's economic development. The other options, such as closeness to North American cities, nearness to islands for tourism, and availability of fertile farmland, do not have the same level of impact on Anchorage's economy.
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