Unit 1 Test

What is a pull factor?

• Negative factors that drive people away from an area.

• Positive acts that attract people to an area.

• The spread of one culture's practices and beliefs.

• A type of government with a monarch.

What is a push factor?

• Positive acts that attract people to an area.

• The spread of one culture's practices and beliefs.

• Negative factors that drive people away from an area.

• A type of government where citizens have little power.

What is the definition of cultural diffusion?

• The process of a culture remaining isolated from others.

• The spread of one culture’s practices, beliefs, and/or items.

• A government with no limits on its power.

• An economic system with total government control.

What are the two primary languages of Canada?

• English and Spanish

• English and German

• English and French

• English and Mandarin

Which of the following is an example of a push factor?

• Job opportunities in a new city.

• Political stability in a country.

• Religious persecution in a home country.

• A pleasant climate.

Which of the following is an example of a pull factor?

• Natural disasters like earthquakes.

• High unemployment rates.

• The promise of a better education system.

• A lack of healthcare services.

Which form of government does the United States have?

• Absolute Monarchy

• Representative Democracy

• Communism

• Theocracy

Identify: Europe

In which type of government do the people have the most power?

• Representative Democracy

• Absolute Monarchy

• Oligarchy

• Dictatorship

Identify: Africa