Font size
WorksheetsThe Human Geography Review (CP Edition)
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of the following are part of identity?
What we think of ourselves
Our background and ethnic heritage
What others think of us
All of the things mentioned
Identity is ultimately...
How we make sense of ourselves
Our gender
Our ethnicity
How others see us
True or False: There are different races of human beings.
True
False
A large group of people who share common ancestry, history, language, and/or religion are known as...
A family
An ethnic group
A team
A race
The personal and behavioral basis of an individual’s identity that creates a sense of social belonging is known as
race
gender
ethnicity
sexuality
Ethnicity includes all of the following EXCEPT...
A persons pattern of behavior
A persons biological ancestry and appearance
A persons political affiliation
A persons beliefs and the history they share with others
When the policies, practices, or laws of an organization or government disadvantaged people because of their ethnic differences it is known as...
pluralism
ethnic conflict
sovereignty
institutional discrimination
The system of Apartheid used in South Africa between the 1940s and 1990's is an example of...
pluralism
ethnic conflict
sovereignty
institutional discrimination
The practice of racial segregation in public places (like schools and restaurants) in the U.S. American South between 1900 and 1960's is an example of
pluralism
ethnic conflict
sovereignty
institutional discrimination
The idea of race and the inherent superiority or inferiority of certain people groups had the biggest impact on the cultural attitudes of...
Former slaveholding societies
European societies
When immigrant ethnic groups keep their unique traits, beliefs, and practices rather than blending in with to the dominant culture
Pluralism
Assimilation
Ethnic conflict
Sovereignty
The gradual loss of cultural traits, beliefs, and practices that distinguish immigrant ethnic groups
Pluralism
Sovereignty
Assimilation
Ethnicity
When Native American people groups were forces to attend Christian schools in the 1800s, give up their languages and traditional styles of dress this was an example of:
Pluralism
Assimilation
Ethnicity
Sovereignty
When America is described as a "Melting Pot" this suggests that cultural groups blend together and lose their uniqueness. This is an example of...
Pluralism
Assimilation
Sovereignty
Ethnic conflict
When America is described as a "tossed salad" this suggests that each cultural group exists side-by-side with others and each remains both unique and separate. This is an example of...
Pluralism
Assimilation
Sovereignty
Ethnic conflict
When immigrant ethnic groups keep their unique traits, beliefs, and practices rather than blending in with to the dominant culture it is known as...
Pluralism
Assimilation
Ethnic conflict
Sovereignty
A violent struggle between groups of different ethnicities; usually involving other problems such as a history of political and economic inequality is known as
Pluralism
Institutional discrimination
Ethnic conflict
Boundary dispute
The part of a person's identity that comes from their sexual orientation, attitudes desires, and practices.
Gender
Biological sex
Sexuality
Ethnicity
The characteristics and behaviors a culture or society expect men or women to have are known as
Gender
Sexuality
Biological sex
Ethnicity
The right of a state to control its own affairs and enjoy freedom from control by outside force
Authoritarianism
Unitary governance
Sovereignty
Pluralism
The development of close political and economic relations among states thanks to globalization is known as...
Sovereignty
Supranationalism
Globalization
Internationalism
The United Nations is an example of a...
Supranational organization
Sovereign state
Multinational state
Multinational corporation
The chromosomal makeup of a person that determines whether one is male (XY) or female (XX)
Sexuality
Gender
Biological sex
Ethnicity
Inequality in the opportunities, rights, and benefits given to men and women in a society is known as the...
Sex discrepancy
Gender/Age Ratio
Human Development Index
Gender gap
Which of the following in NOT an example of the gender gap
Women not being legally permitted to vote
Laws restricting where and when women may appear in public
Men voting on laws that affect the well-being of women
Equally qualified women being paid less than men for the same work
A belief system that is world wide in scope and welcomes all people as potential adherents; it makes an effort to convert others
Universalizing religion
Animistic religion
Syncretic religion
Ethnic religion
A belief system limited to the members of a single ethnic or cultural group; also limited geographically
Universalizing religion
Syncretic religion
Animistic religion
Ethnic religion
Which of the following is a universalizing religion?
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Which of the following is an ethnic religion?
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
A nation is...
a group of people with a shared history and culture
the same thing as a country
an ethnically homogeneous country
The indigenous population of a country
A state is...
a group of people with a shared history and culture
the same thing as a country
an ethnically homogeneous country
The indigenous population of a country
Most political power in a unitary style government lies with...
The local and regional governments or leaders of the country
The central government or leaders of the country
Political power in a federal style government is...
with the local and regional governments or leaders of the country
with central government or leaders of the country
is shared between the central government and regional/ local government
Which of the following counties has a unitary style government?
The U.S.A
The United Kingdom
France
Switzerland
Saudi Arabia
Which of the following counties has a federal style government?
The U.S.A
The United Kingdom
France
Switzerland
Germany
Which of the following are examples of centripetal forces?
patriotism
inequality
common language
poverty
fair and effective laws and judicial system
Which of the following are centrifugal forces?
inequality & social injustice
poverty
shared religion
a strong and charismatic leader
ethnic conflict
Which continent has the highest population?
North America
Asia
Europe
South America
Which list shows the 5 countries with the highest populations?
Brazil, Canada, India, Mexico, Russia
Mexico, Colombia, Russia, Japan, Argentina
China, India, USA, Indonesia, Brazil
Nigeria, South Africa, Afghanistan, Germany, USA
What is population density?
How many people in a certain country
Number of people per square unit of land
Where people live and learn
How many people in one state
Which of the following countries has the highest physiological population density?
Germany
China
Egypt
Bangladesh
The number of people per unit area of agriculturally productive land is...
Arithmetic population density
Physiological population density
Rate of natural increase
Population distribution
Birth rate tells us...
How long people tend to
The annual number of deaths per 1000 people
The average number of babies born per woman
The annual number of births per 1000 people
What is population distribution?
How many people per square mile
How goods are spread among the people
How often people are born
The pattern in where human populations can be found on Earth
Death rate tells us...
The annual number of deaths per 1000 people
How long a person will live
The annual number of births per 1000 people
How many children will likely be born
What is the minimum Rate of Natural Increase needed to keep the population the same?
3.1
2.1
4.5
1.0
Which lets us know how long people in a country will likely live?
Life expectancy
Dependency ratio
Birth rate
Happiness
The Total Fertility Rate is...
The total number of babies born in a year
The average number of babies born to women of childbearing age
The number of babies under one year that die in a year
The number of children adopted in a country
Which of the following does NOT have an effect on a country's fertility rate?
Wealth or poverty
Gender equality
The weather
Levels of education
Which of the following words means "the movement of people from one place to another?"
Emigration
Immigration
Migration
Education
A person who is forced to leave their home, but remains within their own country is known as...
A refugee
And Internally Displaced Person
A migrant
A Fuji
Circumstances that make a person want to leave their country of origin
Push factors
Pull factors
Benefactors
Exponent factors
A person who is forced to leave their home because of violence persecution is...
A refugee
An Internally Displaced Person
A migrant
A Fuji
Attractive things about a place that make migrants want to move there are known as...
Push factors
Pull factors
Protectors
Benefactors
The process of increasing connections and relationships across the world is known as...
Stagnation
Multinational corporation
Globalization
Culture
McDonald's, Apple, Samsung, and Huawei are all examples of...
Globalization
Stagnation
Culture
Multinational corporations
When an idea belief or practice spreads from its hearth to new places it is called...
Cultural diffusion
Foreign direct investment
Circulation
Cultivation
Articles of clothing, sculptures, architecture, and holy books are examples of...
Non material culture
Material culture
Gender roles, rituals, marriage ceremonies, and governmental systems are all examples of...
Non material culture
Material culture
Gocalization describes...
How we can find one particular place on the globe
How cultures try to protect their unique identity
A new style of music
How global and local cultures influence one another
