The Basics of Human Geography Test

Looks at birth rates, death rates, distribution and density of population

• carrying capacity
• population density
• population geography
• gross domestic product

Shows how heavily populated an area is

• carrying capacity
• population density
• population geography
• gross domestic product

The number of organisms a piece of land can support

• carrying capacity
• population density
• population geography
• gross domestic product

When a language is spread over a new area

• innovation
• diffusion
• acculturation
• language diffusion

The production and exchange of goods and services among a group of people

• culture
• dialect
• ethnic group
• economy

The basic support systems needed to keep a country and economy going

• natural resources
• metropolitan area
• suburbian
• infrastructure

Large populations, center of business and culture

• metropolis
• cities
• state
• infrastate

What is the most heavily populated zone on the planet?

• the northern hemisphere
• the western hemisphere
• the southern hemisphere
• the eastern hemisphere

Which of the following is an example of a natural boundary?

• the Andes Mountains
• the Florida turnpike
• the equator
• the northern hemisphere

An individual or group hold complete power

• democracy
• monarchy
• dictatorship
• communism