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WorksheetsSpring Final Exam Review
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 29mins
Governments that operate some basic services such as electrical power and hospitals can be found in...
Most European Countries
in China and North Korea
The United States
Cuba
Which of the following best describes a constitutional monarchy?
There is a king in charge of the government.
A dictator controls the government.
There is a King/Queen but elected officials run the government
one political party runs the government
Which of the following best describes the European Union.
A trade organization in North America
A government entity controlling military weapons in Asia
A population policy that controls how many kids people can have in China.
It eliminated tariffs and made it possible for citizens and goods to travel freely across borders.
Which country has the largest land area?
Brazil
The United States
Russia
The UK
Russia has a ton of resources that they could use for profit, however something is stopping them. What is it?
The resources are located where many countries claim the land. Exploiting the resources would cause World War II.
It is too cold in some parts of the country where resources are located and it would cost too much money to travel and exploit them because of the distance.
The government restricts them.
They are located where nuclear waste is.
Ethnic Violence still prevalent in areas wanting independence in Russia is an effect from?
The Cold War
World War II
War in the Pacific Theater
Puppet Governments in Eastern Europe are losing control of their populations.
Infer why was the North European Plain such an inviting target for the armies of the past?
It was an easy target because of the flat terrain and had the ability to feed the armies.
There is a lot of transportation routes for armies to conquer other places
This is where they put the puppet governments' headquarters.
The breadbasket was used by armies to export food for profit.
Numerous languages spoken and division by landforms such as mountains causes what to be difficult in Eastern European countries?
Regional unification
Transportation networks
Absolute Monarchies
Command Economic Systems
What started after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?
The Cold War
World War I
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
World War II
A sovereign state whose citizens or subjects are relatively homogeneous in factors such as language or common descent is known as...
A nation-state
A puppet government
fragmentation
nationalism
Identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations is known as...
Balkanization
Fragmentation
Nationalism
Ethnic Conflict
Which of the following describes a mixed economic system?
Governments control all aspects of the economic system
supply and demand
Consumers are in control of the market
Governments operate some basic services such as electrical power and hospitals.
A long, narrow, deep inlet of the sea between high cliffs, as in Norway and Iceland, typically formed by submergence of a glaciated valley is known as a...
Fjord
Peninsula
Island
Lake
Hypothesize why migration from Africa and the Middle East would cause cultural tension in Europe...
Conflict over religion, language, and jobs
Migration into Africa and the Middle East from Europe
Imperialism is getting its second wave in Africa
It has caused an increase in cultural convergence
Christianity has the largest number of followers.
True
False
Which of the following best describes an ethnic religion?
A religion that actively seeks new followers.
A religion that believes in more than one god
A religion that DOES NOT seek new followers
A religion that believes in only one God
The total number of people divided by the total number of land area describes which type of population density?
Agricultural Density
Physiological Density
Distortion
Arithmetic Density
What is a theocracy?
A government controlled by a dictator
A government controlled by a king/queen
A government controlled by a religious leader
A government full of elected officials
Dams and irrigation systems would help North African countries to expand farmland into the desert regions.
True
False
Which religions believe in the concept of monotheism?
Buddhism and Hinduism
Christianity, Judaism, and Buddhism
Islam, Judaism, Christianity
Islam and Hinduism
Tourism is what level of economic activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Why was the Arab Spring movement so successful?
Social Media
Oil resource shortages
Religious conflicts
Constitutional Monarchies were emerging in the region.
Lack of arable land in North Africa causes countries to...
Export food
Import food
Grow crops in the desert
Migrate to more fertile land
Which religion is the most practiced religion in the SW Asia/N. Africa region?
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
This animal was easily domesticated, suited for arid climates and could carry a moderate load along the Silk Road.
Dog
Elephant
Horse
Camel
The Strait of Hormuz is used to ship oil from the Persian Gulf.
True
False
The Israeli/Palestinian conflict is a conflict over...
Water rights
Religion
Government
Territory
Where do most people live in Egypt?
Along the Nile River because it has fertile land
in the desert region
In the eastern region
Outside of the Nile river valley
Egypt has a very _______ arithmetic density and a very _______ physiological density.
LOW, HIGH
LOW, LOW
HIGH, HIGH
HIGH, LOW
Staying away from other cultures' traditions and keeping your own is a form of...
Cultural Divergence
Hinduism
Cultural Convergence
Literacy
What does it mean to be a polytheistic religion?
Believing in many gods
Not seeking new followers
Believing in one god
Actively seeking new followers
Hinduism is practiced by most people who live in India.
True
False
Mount Everest is the highest mountain peak in the world.
True
False
Seasonal prevailing wind in the region of South and Southeast Asia that brings flooding and drought is called..
Monsoons
Cyclones
Trade Winds
Westerlies
Which country had control over India?
China
Portugal
Spain
Britain
Mahatma Gandhi led his Indian country to independence.
True
False
Gandhi was a revolutionist through...
Nonviolent resistance
Violent treaties
Elections
Green Revolutions
How did India implement the Green Revolution?
Better yielding crop seeds, drought resistant plants, irrigation systems.
Desalination techniques
Brought foreign crops to the country
Relieving its neighbors of agricultural tariffs.
___________________ is a strategic practice in which a business moves pieces of its business, workforce or location to that of another country for purposes of cheaper labor.
Offshoring
Human Development Index
Outsourcing
Economics Activities
Subsistence farming is what level of economic activity?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
The caste system caused division between which two religions?
Hinduism and Buddhism
Islam and Judaism
Buddhism and Christianity
Hinduism and Islam
Why do Sherpas risk their lives to climb Mount Everest?
They love the scenery
That is their only job option
Sherpas don't die on the mountain
The job pays 10x more than the average income
The boundary of Pakistan and India was divided along which lines?
Longitude and Latitude
Muslim and Hindu
Hindu and Buddhist
Equator and Prime Meridian
The untouchable class had to do jobs such as..
Merchant
Subsistence farming
Handling the dead people and animals
Religious leaders
The Indian caste system is an example of a...
Climate change map
Language family
Economic system
Social Order/Hierarchy
A chain of islands is known as...
an archipelago
a peninsula
a mountain range in the ocean
a tsunami caused by an earthquake
Mao Zedong founded what in China?
Marxism
Communism
Dictatorship
Theocracy
The protesters in Tiananmen Square in 1989 were supporters of what?
Democracy
A strong military
Better schools for girls
Climate Change
The One Child Policy slowed the rate of population growth in what country?
Japan
India
China
Russia
Japan does not have a lot of land, so to have enough food for their population they farm on...
terraces
steep mountain sides
greenhouses
ships in the sea
What was an effect of China's Great Leap Forward?
Millions of pro-capitalist people were placed in re-education camps to fully realize Mao's communist utopia.
Millions of peasant farmers had no idea how to run factories. Famines on a grand scale ensued killing tens of millions of people.
Millions migrated to cities to work in factories. China has seen a massive boom in their economy in the last few decades.
Millions of peasant farmers were given loans to expand farms and this resulted in a massive population boom.
Hong Kong was formally British owned and the city is semi-independent. Capitalist tendencies and has its own legal system and economic system.
True
False
The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) separates which two countries?
India and Pakistan
North and South Korea
Russia and China
United States and Canada
Which of the following were direct results of the One Child Policy in China?
More men than women
Too few young workers to support older generations
A generation of only children who have "little emperor syndrome"
ALL OF THE ABOVE
North Korea has an Absolute Dictatorship type of government.
True
False
Through use of North Korean propaganda, North Korea is able to control its population.
True
False
A thickly populated region or city is called...
A megalopolis
Metropolitan subway
A sparse population outside of the big city
Areas of terrace farms
What is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire?
Volcanoes and Earthquakes
Wild fires happen here
Tsunamis are created here because of continental drift theory
Glaciers a melting here because of the high heat
