The photograph shows a road sign in the Republic of Ireland. Which of the following best describes the sign's significance within the cultural landscape?

The sign promotes the use of traditional language among citizens of the Republic of Ireland.

The sign indicates that County Cork is a linguistic region of the Republic of Ireland.

The sign delineates an international political border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The sign promotes the use of a single language in the region.

The sign represents a uniform cultural identity within the region.

Which of the following statements explains the regional location in the United States where the figures shown in the image are most likely part of the cultural landscape?

The Southwest, because residents are influenced by Spanish Catholicism.

The Northeast, because residents are influenced by British Protestantism.

The Southeast, because residents are influenced by traditional religions from West Africa.

The Great Plains, because residents are influenced by Native American traditional religions.

The Northwest, because residents are influenced by Russian Orthodoxy.

In the late nineteenth century, a large proportion of Swedish immigrants that came to the United States settled in rural areas of Minnesota. Descendants of these communities remain in Minnesota today, as shown on the map. Which of the following best describes the pattern of Swedish-American ethnicity within Minnesota’s cultural landscape?

A clustered pattern of Swedish ethnicity

A diffused pattern of Swedish ethnicity evenly distributed across the state

A Swedish ethnic majority in the northern half of the state

A Swedish ethnic majority throughout the state

A single remnant area with a high percentage of Swedish ethnicity

The map shows the distribution of the language family that has the largest number of speakers in the world. Which statement correctly identifies the language family shown and the method of diffusion that best explains the pattern?

The map shows the distribution of the Indo-European language family, which diffused from its hearth in the Caucasus Mountains and spread throughout Eurasia through contagious diffusion and into the Americas, Africa, and Australia through colonialism and relocation diffusion.

The map shows the distribution of the Amerindian language family, which diffused from its hearth in Canada and spread southward into South America through contagious diffusion and into Europe and Asia through trade and hierarchal diffusion.

The map shows the distribution of the Sino-Tibetan language family, which diffused from its hearth in China and spread into Europe by contagious diffusion and to the Americas through stimulus diffusion.

The map shows the distribution of the Afro-Asiatic language family, which diffused from it hearth in Egypt and spread throughout the Arabian Peninsula and into Eurasia through contagious diffusion and into the Americas through colonialism and relocation diffusion.

What can be determined by this image from Mexico City, Mexico?

Spanish colonialism influenced architecture of the cultural landscape.

Social class divisions determined by the Spanish aristocracy are evident in Latin American cities.

Socialist planning resulted in segregation of Mexico City.

Gentrification of the central market area of an urbanized zone led to an increase economic development.

Mass transportation systems were designed to alleviate traffic congestion.

Chinese porcelain was highly valued in Europe for its beauty, style, and durability. However, imported porcelain from China was very expensive. Crafters in Germany and England developed new methods of making porcelain using feldspar and bone rather than the kaolin that was used in China. This new porcelain was viewed as having similar quality to Chinese porcelain, and the new methods continued to be used in Europe.

Stimulus diffusion, because the Europeans adapted a Chinese concept to fit their own needs

Relocation diffusion, because the Chinese brought their porcelain to Europe

Contagious diffusion, because people throughout the world adopted the use of porcelain

Hierarchical diffusion, because only the wealthy could afford porcelain

Expansion diffusion, because the porcelain-making process spread from China to Europe

Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies the concept of hierarchical diffusion?

The increasing sales of clothing brands endorsed by professional athletes to customers in Europe

The practice of selling pizza by the slice in America, whereas pizzas in Italy were traditionally sold as whole pies

The addition of hands-free driving features to cars manufactured by companies headquartered throughout the world

The migration of asylum seekers from Syria to Europe

The increasing popularity of Korean pop music around the world because of social media

Which of the following best explains how Christianity became the dominant religion in the Philippines?

Christianity was brought to the Philippines through relocation diffusion when the Spanish colonized the Philippines in the sixteenth century.

Christianity entered the Philippines through the ministry of representatives from the Russian Orthodox church.

A secondary hearth for Christianity arose in the Philippines in the twelfth century, and since that time Christianity has remained the dominant religion in the Philippines.

Export-oriented logging companies from Japan brought Christianity to the Philippines during the twentieth century.

Christianity entered the Philippines through contagious diffusion because of its proximity to Indonesia.

Which of the following statements best explains why English is the most widely spoken language in North America?

The English language initially diffused to North America through the process of relocation diffusion. A number of colonies were established and settled by people from Great Britain.

The English language diffused throughout North America through the process of hierarchical diffusion. The language was initially spoken in cities and was gradually adopted by people living in rural areas.

The English language diffused to North America through the process of contagious diffusion. Christian missionaries were responsible for the spread of the language among the indigenous population.

The English language was established as the official language of all of the British colonies in North America. Over time, it diffused throughout the population from the colonial leadership to the population.

The English language became a widely spoken language in North America in the twentieth century. This primarily occurred as a way of unifying the immigrant populations in both the United States and Canada.

Which of the following best explains how the English language diffused to the location shown in the image?

The English language was imposed on this location through a process of economic and political domination.

This location is the hearth of the English language, and English is the area's traditional language.

English was the standard language of the Catholic Church and diffused to this location through religious practices.

English was voluntarily adopted in this location as a useful lingua franca.

English came to this location recently via imported popular culture such as movies and music.

The state of California, often considered a hearth of environmental laws, will be the first state to ban plastic straws. Which of the following statements best describes the likely spread of this environmental practice?

Similar environmental laws will likely spread through stimulus diffusion to other states via political activism.

This practice will likely spread via hierarchical diffusion when the president of the United States signs an executive order banning plastic straws in all states.

This practice will likely spread via social media and relocation diffusion when other states enact identical laws banning plastic straws.

As regional news organizations report on the ban, this practice will likely spread through contagious diffusion only to western states adjacent to California.

Strong lobbying by the plastics industry will likely curtail the diffusion of the ban, and this practice will be limited to California.

Which of the following best exemplifies the diffusion of popular culture throughout the world in contemporary society?

The spread of an Internet meme via social media applications

The increasing popularity of a fashion trend that originates in a large city, such as New York, and spreads to small rural towns

The spread of a religion through the migration of adherents of the religion

The increasing popularity of a new band that spends a year touring cities around the world

The spread of new slang that becomes widely used in government-funded schools

Based on the two images, which of the following statements best explains the geographic process that took place as Islam diffused from its hearth?

Islam diffused hierarchically to the west through conquest and to the east through relocation via missionaries along trade routes.

Islam is confined to the Middle East because it is an ethnic religion that appeals to only one group of people in one region.

The diffusion of Islam has resulted in a cultural landscape in China that has been radically altered to reflect Islamic architecture.

The diffusion of Islam has had a minimal impact on regions to the west and east of its hearth in the Middle East.

The universalizing nature of Islam has allowed it to become worldwide in scope and the dominant religion in North America and Europe.

The sign shown in the image includes an Internet address for the county government. Explain how the sign illustrates the cultural tensions between traditional languages and English.

The Internet spreads the use of English as a global lingua franca, but the Internet is also a place where traditional languages can be communicated and thrive.

English is used for business and commerce on the Internet, while traditional languages such as Gaelic can only be heard in poems and music recordings but not written on the Internet.

The Internet is produced only in English; as a result, many traditional languages disappear due to the dominance of English-language communication.

Many countries ban the use of English-language Internet sites in an effort to resist the forces of globalization and protect their traditional languages.

English is being used less outside of the United Kingdom. Speaking a traditional language as a first language has become the norm in former British colonies.

How does the map illustrate current global diffusion of the French language from its cultural hearth in Paris?

The map shows how in many areas of the former French empire the language persists despite the independence of former colonies.

The map shows how French-language movies, music, and literature dominate global entertainment media.

The map shows how France was an ancient-culture hearth from which the French language spread through expansion diffusion.

The map shows how French civil servants established schools in many parts of the French colonial empire.

The map shows how people’s love of French food has facilitated the spread of the French language to many parts of the world.

Which scenario best explains the process of assimilation?

The American government educated Native American children in American-style boarding schools. All of the children were taught English, and girls were taught how to be homemakers.

A family immigrates to a new country, settles near others from their homeland, and conducts most of their day-to-day activities within their ethnic neighborhood.

Despite the large number of historic churches in France, many French identify as nonreligious and believe that religion is a private matter.

The island of Mauritius has large populations of Christians, Hindus, and Muslims. The constitution of Mauritius prohibits discrimination and protects freedom of religion.

Hinduism diffused from India to Bali, where it blended with traditional Balinese beliefs to create a form of Hinduism unique to Bali.

The Abrahamic tradition is most distinct from the Hindu-Buddhist tradition in

the difference between monotheism and polytheism

its history of violence toward members of other religions

the belief in a higher plane of existence

the belief in continued existence after death

the absence of the Abrahamic tradition from Southeast Asia and the Oceanic regions

A lingua franca refers to

any language that is used as a bridge between speakers whose native languages are different

the use of French in the field of diplomacy

an archaic expression for French pasta imported from Italy

the difficulty of pronouncing French vowel sounds, particularly at the ends of words

the practice of acquiring a second language

Most students of modern Cuba have observed at least three major phases in the revolutionary process during its first fifteen years... The political revolution—the successful convergence of the anti-Batista forces and the assumption of power by Castro and his colleagues—was followed by a few years in which the political support of the lower classes was consolidated through demand satisfaction. The old ruling elite and their foreign investor allies were displaced, and the material base that had sustained them was distributed in the form of services and consumer goods among the formerly deprived groups, particularly the peasants…. By the mid-1960s, however, the strategy of government by inventiveness and euphoria had run its course…. The upper and middle sectors, who had been billed for the impressive initial advances in health care, housing, education, and other services, had emigrated en masse to the United States. The hardships imposed by the international economic boycott and the costs of further development could only be borne by supporters and previous beneficiaries of the Revolution…. Full employment had been a fundamental goal and major achievement of the Revolution. Employment was more than a right, however; it was also an obligation. It was intended to underwrite not only adequate standards of living for every family in the short run but also productivity levels required for sustained growth. —Area Handbook for Cuba, Jan Knippers Black, 1976 It can be concluded that the behavior of “the upper and middle sectors” alluded to in the passage was most affected by which of the following?

The demographic transition model

Groups such as Doctors Without Borders, the World Wildlife Fund, and Heifer International provide relief and policy advocacy in foreign countries, often using funds raised from private philanthropy. These groups are examples of

international non-governmental organizations

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The primary reason that humanity has been able to escape the
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changing weather patterns

improvements in human digestion

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reduced open-border policies

improved agricultural technology

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Laws and policies granting women the right to equitable access to restrooms in public places and workplaces.

potty parity

restroom rights

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What concept is shown in these images?

placelessness

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The Saami are a people who live in the northern parts of Scandinavian countries that historically herd reindeer. The Saami are

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a racial group.

an indigenous culture.

a multistate nation.

an ethnocentric people.

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APHG Unit 3 Test

Durian is also called _____.

Because race is a social construction, the definition of race takes different forms in different places and times. In the United States in the early 1900s, for example, the so-called _____________ rule meant that anyone with any African American ancestry at all was considered black.

The primary reason that humanity has been able to escape the
Malthusian trap is

Laws and policies granting women the right to equitable access to restrooms in public places and workplaces.

What concept is shown in these images?

This vocab term means:
not overtly or specifically religious

spiracle

The Saami are a people who live in the northern parts of Scandinavian countries that historically herd reindeer. The Saami are

Leaders want their community to flourish economically. Some promote an economic strategy that harnesses local cultural assets for economic development and historic preservation. This strategy can be described as

Throughout history, numerous colonial powers have argued that certain
types of people, living in certain areas of the world, are less able to
govern themselves because of the qualities they have developed due to
their interactions with natural factors, such as climate. This is an
example of

The cultural hearth of Christianity is in

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APHG Unit 3 Test

Durian is also called _____.

Because race is a social construction, the definition of race takes different forms in different places and times. In the United States in the early 1900s, for example, the so-called _____________ rule meant that anyone with any African American ancestry at all was considered black.

The primary reason that humanity has been able to escape theMalthusian trap is

Laws and policies granting women the right to equitable access to restrooms in public places and workplaces.

What concept is shown in these images?

This vocab term means:not overtly or specifically religious

spiracle

The Saami are a people who live in the northern parts of Scandinavian countries that historically herd reindeer. The Saami are

Leaders want their community to flourish economically. Some promote an economic strategy that harnesses local cultural assets for economic development and historic preservation. This strategy can be described as

Throughout history, numerous colonial powers have argued that certaintypes of people, living in certain areas of the world, are less able togovern themselves because of the qualities they have developed due totheir interactions with natural factors, such as climate. This is anexample of

The cultural hearth of Christianity is in

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The primary reason that humanity has been able to escape the
Malthusian trap is

This vocab term means:
not overtly or specifically religious

Throughout history, numerous colonial powers have argued that certain
types of people, living in certain areas of the world, are less able to
govern themselves because of the qualities they have developed due to
their interactions with natural factors, such as climate. This is an
example of