Environmental Determinism v. Environmental Possibilism 1.5

During the early industrial revolution all factories had to be located on rivers as water was the only source of power. This is an example of:

• • Environmental Possibilism

• • Environmental Determinism

During the later industrial revolution new sources of power because available allowing factories to be located in many different areas. This is an example of:

• • Environmental Possibilism

• • Environmental Determinism

Terrace farming is an example of:

• • Environmental Determinism

• • Environmental Possibilism

Farming based solely on rainfall farming is an example of:

• • Environmental Possibilism

• • Environmental Determinism

Farming using irrigation is an example of:

• • Environmental Determinism

• • Environmental Possibilism

Building your home using only locally available materials is an example of:

• • Environmental Possibilism

• • Environmental Determinism

Building your home out of materials imported from the other side of the world is an example of:

• • Environmental Determinism

• • Environmental Possibilism

The building of a large dam to generate electricity for multiple states is an example of:

• • Environmental Possibilism

• • Environmental Determinism

A person living in a traditional economic system is most likely to believe in:

• Environmental Determinism

• • Environmental Possibilism

A person living in a highly developed country (stage 4 DTM) working in a tertiary level job is more likely to believe in:

• Environmental Possibilism

• • Environmental Determinism