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Worksheetsap human geography unit 3
Total questions: 198
Worksheet time: 2hrs 43mins
Which locations and religions are correctly paired in terms of place or origin/hearth?
Islam: Egypt
Buddhism: India
Hinduism: South America
Judaism: Saudi Arabia
The minaret is an architectural feature common to places of worship in which of the following religions?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
Which of the following is a sacred place in the Hindu religion?
Dead Sea
Ganges River
Mount Fuji
Shara Desert
Tierra del Fuego
The largest branch of Islam, to which as many as 80 percent of all Muslims belong, is called __________?
Dravidian
Shia
Meccan
Berber
Sunni
Organize the world’s languages from biggest classification, to smallest.
language group, language, language family, dialect
language branch, language group, language, language family, dialect
language family, language branch, language group, language, dialect
language
language family, language branch, language group, dialect, language
What is the most widely used language form of lingua franca?
Spanish
Portuguese
Italian
Latin
English
Which language is NOT a CONTEMPORARY Romance language?
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese
French
Latin
What language did Romance languages originate from?
English
French
Spanish
Italian
Latin
Which of the following is not a universalizing religion?
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
The dominant branch of Islam is…
Sunni
Shiite
Kurd
Theravada
_________ typically favors cremation over burial.
Judaism
Taoism
Christianity
Hinduism
Which three religions have holy places in Jerusalem?
Sikhism, Islam, Judaism
Islam, Christianity, Hinduism
Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism
Islam, Christianity, Judaism
The "separate but equal" doctrine in the United States was legally established by
Plessy v. Ferguson
14th Amendment
Brown v. Board of Education
16th Amendment
The breakup of Yugoslavia during the 1990s was caused by
Ethnic cleansing.
NATO
rivalries among nationalities (ethnicities).
the assassination of the India band Franz Ferdinand.
The belief in the existence of only one god is
pagan.
polytheism
monotheism
cosmogony.
How did Christianity first diffuse from its hearth?
The Crusades
military conquest
expansion diffusion
relocation diffusion
A universalizing religion
appeals to people living in a wide variety of locations.
is less likely to be used as a reason for violence than ethnic religions.
is rarely transmitted through missionaries.
has celebrations that are almost entirely based on seasonal changes.
the following structure would most likley be found in which country?
equador
thailand
germany
india
isreal
the worlds largest universalizing religion is what?
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
the worlds largest ethnic religion is?
Hinduism
Islam
Daoism
Shintoism
what are the branches of christianity
Roman catholic,
protestants,
Eastern Orthodox
Roman catholic,
protestants
Roman catholic,
Eastern Orthodox
protestants,
Eastern Orthodox
which of the following is not a universalizing religion?
Christianity
Islam
hindusim
bhuddism
select which of the following are universalizing religions
Christianity
Islam
and Sikhism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
select which of the following are ethnic religions
Christianity
Islam
and Sikhism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Judaism
what is the hearth of christianity?
Jerusalem, Israel (southwest asia)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Indus river valley in Pakistan
Nepal (Northern India)
Punjab, India
what is the hearth of Islam?
Jerusalem, Israel (southwest asia)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Indus river valley in Pakistan
Nepal (Northern India)
Punjab, India
what is the hearth of Hindusim?
Jerusalem, Israel (southwest asia)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Indus river valley in Pakistan
Nepal (Northern India)
Punjab, India
what is the hearth of Buddhism?
Jerusalem, Israel (southwest asia)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Indus river valley in Pakistan
Nepal (Northern India)
Punjab, India
what is the hearth of Judaism?
Jerusalem, Israel (southwest asia)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Indus river valley in Pakistan
Nepal (Northern India)
Punjab, India
what is the hearth of Sikhism?
Jerusalem, Israel (southwest asia)
Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Indus river valley in Pakistan
Nepal (Northern India)
Punjab, India
what two religions have the same hearth?
Sikhism and Buddhism
Judaism and Hinduism
Judaism Christianity
Buddhism and Islam
where are muslims clustered?
the middle east
sub saharan africa
eastern europe
south america
worship in Hinduism is most likley to take place where?
at home
in a holy shrine
as part of a pilgramige
in a pagoda
Which religion is not correctly paired with it's place of worship?
Christianity / church
Judaism / stupa
Islam / mosque
Hinduism / temple
The largest universalizing religion is
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
Christianity is divided into major branches. Those branches are
Christian and Protestant
Sunni and Shiite
Christian, Protestant, and Orthodox
Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox
Orthodox, Reformed, and Liberal
A religion that actively seeks new members and believes its message has universal importance and Application
Ethnic Religion
Universalizing Religion
Monotheistic Religion
Polytheistic Religion
The Idea That cultures are converging and becoming more alike
glocalization
Extinct language
Cultural divergence
Convergence
A force that threatens the Cohesion of a neighborhood, society or country.
Centrifugal Force
Secularization
Centripetal force
sense of place
A force that brings people together and unifies a neighborhood, society or country
sense of place
Placemaking
Centrifugal Force
centripetal force
The distinctive feeling of a place, or persons perception of place
centripetal force
centrifugal force
Sense of place
Place making
Hierarchical contagious, and stimulus diffusion are all examples of what type of diffusion ?
Relocation Diffusion
Expansion Diffusion
French Creole is a ____________ that combined two simplified languages to form a lingua franca.
pidgin language
official language
logograms
isolated language
The dominant branch of Islam is
Druze.
Eastern Orthodoxy.
Sikh.
Sunni.
Shiite.
Unlike other universalizing religions, Buddhism
remained primarily concentrated in one region of the world.
was not begun by an individual founder and then diffused elsewhere.
was founded in China.
worships more than one god.
diffused primarily by colonization.
acculturation
In which region did Hinduism, Buddhism AND Sikhism all originate?
North America
the Middle East
South Asia
Oceania
Which of the following religions is
considered to be a parent religion and not an offshoot of a prior religion?
christianity
judaism
islam
hinduism
large and fundamental division within a religion
branch
denomination
sect
religion
division of a branch that unites a number of local congregations in a single legal administrative body
branch
denomination
sect
religion
relatively small group that has broken away from an established denomination
branch
denomination
sect
religion
for catholic and orthodox, what are places named after?
saints
gods
presidents
teachers
physical, visible objects in a culture
material culture
nonmaterial culture
intangible elements of a culture (beliefs, values, myths, and symbolic meanings)
material culture
nonmaterial culture
distinctive feeling of place, or a person's perception of place
Ethnic cleansing.
NATO
sense of place
the assassination of the India band Franz Ferdinand.
a single aspect in a culture or a cultural characteristic
cultural trait
NATO
sense of place
the assassination of the India band Franz Ferdinand.
functional and orderly style for building designs
(dominated in early 1900s)
modernist architecture
postmodernist architecture
dramatic design, creating a spectacle whie serving a variety of functions
modernist architecture
postmodernist architecture
cultures leave their imprints on a place even when new cultures replace them (over time) that add to the cultural landscape
cultural trait
sequent occupance
sense of place
the assassination of the India band Franz Ferdinand.
enthic or immigrant group adopts some traits of the dominant culture (host society)
acculturation
assimilation
ethnic or immigrant group blends with the host culture and loses many culturally distinct traits
acculturation
assimilation
blending of beliefs, ideas, practices, and traits
cultural trait
sequent occupance
sense of place
syncretism
a relatively smll group of people living in isolation
folk culture
popular culture
indigenous culture
cultural appropriation
how is folk culture spread
relocation diffusion
expansion diffusion
contagious diffusion
stimulus diffusion
how is popular culture spread
relocation diffusion
hierarchical diffusion
contagious diffusion
stimulus diffusion
culture practiced by large, heterogeous group of people that are more similar --> global focus
folk culture
popular culture
indigenous culture
cultural appropriation
tribal/indigenous people
folk culture
popular culture
indigenous culture
cultural appropriation
other cultures adopt costoms and knowledge for their own benefit
folk culture
popular culture
indigenous culture
cultural appropriation
approach to understand other cultures
folk culture
popular culture
indigenous culture
cultural relativism
one enthic group is superior to others; evaluate other cultures based on your own
folk culture
ethnic cleansing
ethnocentric
cultural relativism
what is an economic diffusion barrier
not enough money
some cultures are not accepting of different traits
old people do not understand the new culture
censored information
what is a cultural diffusion barrier
not enough money
some cultures are not accepting of different traits
old people do not understand the new culture
censored information
what is an age diffusion barrier
not enough money
some cultures are not accepting of different traits
old people do not understand the new culture
censored information
what is a government diffusion barrier
not enough money
some cultures are not accepting of different traits
old people do not understand the new culture
restricting information on the internet
what is an intervening obstacle diffusion barrier
not enough money
some cultures are not accepting of different traits
old people do not understand the new culture
a wall as a border between countries
what is a technology diffusion barrier
not enough money
some cultures are not accepting of different traits
old people do not understand the new culture
censored information/some countries might not have access to technology
group of related languages that share a common ancestry
language family
language branch
language dialect
language sect
there are more than ____ languages in Africa
100
200
500
1000
most widely spoken language family: Europe, south Asia, and the americas
indo european
sino tibetan
dialect
isogloss
language family in China and Taiwan
indo european
sino tibetan
dialect
isogloss
chinese languages are written in ____
logograms/
ideograms
letters
numbers
regional variation of a language distinguished by distinctive vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, and speed of language spoken
indo european
language
dialect
isogloss
boundary that separates regions in which different languages are used
indo european
language
dialect
isogloss
the indo european language family is dibided into ___ language branches
9
8
7
6
the language branches- indo iranian, romance, germanic, Celtic, Albanian, greek, armenian, and balto slavic are part of what language family
indo european
sino tibetan
dialect
isogloss
English, dutch, german, swedish, and norwegian are part of what language branch (northwestern europe and north America)
germanic
romance
balto slavic
indo iranian
french, spanish, italian, portugese, and catalan are part of what language branch (southwestern europe)
germanic
romance
balto slavic
indo iranian
lithuanian, russian, ukrainian, and polish are part of what language branch (eastern europe)
germanic
romance
balto slavic
indo iranian
hindi is part of what language branch (south asia)
germanic
romance
balto slavic
indo iranian
how did the Kurgan Model help diffuse the indo European language family?
military conquests
agriculture
how did the Anatolian Hearth Theory help diffuse the indo European language family?
military conquests
agriculture
who created the Kurgan model?
Marija Gimbutas
Colin Renfrew
who created the anatolian hearth theory?
Marija Gimbutas
Colin Renfrew
Southern Belgians (Walloons) speak French and northern Belgians (Flemings) speak Flemish (dialect of Dutch)
true
false
switzerland has __ official languages
1
2
3
4
nigeria has __ languages
1
2
527
4
hebrew is a revived language
true
false
language no longer used → no native speakers (1000s)
indo european
sino tibetan
extinct language
isogloss
language mutually understood & commonly used in trade by people who have different native languages
lingua franca
creole
pidgin
language branch
Lingua Francas other than english can be Swahili in East Africa, Hindi in South Asia, & Russian in the former Soviet Union
true
false
language that results from mixing of colonizer’s language with the indigenous language of people being dominated
creole
pidgin
lingua franca
sect
universalizing religions spread thrugh ___
relocation diffusion
expansion diffusion
relocation and expansion diffusion
stimulus diffusion
ethnic religions spread thrugh ___
relocation diffusion
expansion diffusion
relocation and expansion diffusion
stimulus diffusion
person who wants to separate religion from all other aspects of society (SEPARATION from CHURCH & STATE)
Secularist/
secularization
ethnic cleasing
creole
sense of place
Christianity is a(n) ____ religion.
universalizing
ethnic
Islam is a(n) ____ religion.
universalizing
ethnic
Buddhism is a(n) ____ religion.
universalizing
ethnic
Sikhism is a(n) ____ religion.
universalizing
ethnic
Judaism is a(n) ____ religion.
universalizing
ethnic
Hinduism is a(n) ____ religion.
universalizing
ethnic
Roman catholic is a part of christianity. Where is the hearth of roman catholic
Vatican city
mecca
punjab
hawaii
North America, South America, Australia, Europe, Philippines, Southern Africa
This is the distribution of what religion?
christianity
islam
buddhism
hindusim
Middle east (southwest asia), northern africa, an southeast asia
This is the distribution of what religion?
christianity
islam
buddhism
hindusim
southeast asia, east asia, vietnam, thailand, cambonia, south korea, and japan
This is the distribution of what religion?
christianity
islam
buddhism
hindusim
india, bangladesh, and nepal
This is the distribution of what religion?
christianity
islam
buddhism
hindusim
isreal and us largley populated cities (most of them were refugees)
This is the distribution of what religion?
christianity
judaism
buddhism
hindusim
Northwest India, South Asia
This is the distribution of what religion?
sikism
judaism
buddhism
hindusim
what are the branches of christianity?
roman catholic
eastern orthodox
protestant
shiite
southwest europe, east europe, latin america, phillipines, quabec
What religion is this distribution?
roman catholic
protestant
eastern orthodox
shiite
northeast europe
What religion is this distribution?
roman catholic
protestant
eastern orthodox
shiite
eastern europe, southeast europe
What religion is this distribution?
roman catholic
protestant
eastern orthodox
shiite
what religions are within protestant?
baptist
lutheran
sunni
shiite
where is the baptist religion found in the us?
northern
western
northeastern
southeast
where is the lutheran religion found in the us?
northern
upper midwest
northeastern
southeast
the ___ are found in the utah area of the us
protestant
shiia
mormons
baptist
where is the roman catholic religion found in the us?
south western
upper midwest
northeastern
southeast
choose the option that is correct
muslims are found in northern africa and christans are found in southern africa
muslims are found in southern africa and christans are found in northern africa
what part of europe is protestant?
northern
southern
western
eastern
what part of europe is roman catholic?
northern
southern
western
eastern
what part of europe is orthodox?
northern
southern
western
eastern
Christianity spread through all forms of diffusion
true
false
where is the main place of worship for Christians?
church
at home
shrines
rivers
state ruled by religious leaders
Theocracy
acculturation
literal interpretation of faith (holy book) & strict behavioral guidelines to follow
Theocracy
Fundamentalism
acculturation
what are the branches of Islam?
Sunni
eastern orthodox
protestant
shiite (shiah)
where is Shiite (Shiah) loacted
iraq
iran
pakistan
kurdistan
where is Sunni loacted
iraq
iran
northern africa
Asia
what is the holy book of Islam
Koran (Quran)
Vatican
henry ford
bible
Who is the God of Islam
jesus
allah
shune
ebole
Islamic people must make a pilgrimage to Mecca once during one’s life (Hajj) if money allows
true
false
when do Islamic people fast?
ramadam
worski
strabla
betree
how many times should an Islamic people pray each day while facing Mecca?
1
2
4
5
what is the holiest city in the Islamic religion?
Mecca
Vatican city
nepal
jerusalem
where is the great mosque locted for the Islamic religion?
Mecca
Vatican city
nepal
jerusalem
For the islamic religion, the first Holiest city is Mecca, Second holiest location is Madinah (Medina), and the Third holiest location in
Jerusalem (Israel)
true
false
what religion is this structure associated with and what is it called?
Islam - great mosque
Buddhism - great mosque
Hindusim - stupa
Judaism - great mosque
what is this called and what religion does it tie to?
minerets - islam
minerets - hinduism
stupa - buddhism
judaism - gold pole
what is the main way that islamic people dispose of the dead?
burial in a cemetery
burial in their backyard
cremation
click the correct islam taboos
pork
consumption of alchohol
depicting the prophet muhammad
grains
Islamic people will never have a picture of Muhammad
true
false
buddhism is a syncretic religion.
true
false
who was the founder of buddhism?
Siddhartha Gautama
Ghandi
henry ford
Madyla
what is this called and what religion does it tie to?
minerets - islam
minerets - hinduism
stupa - buddhism
judaism - gold pole
what is this called and what religion does it tie to?
minerets - islam
Stupa - buddhism
Pagoda - Buddhism
judaism - gold pole
Hindus believe is up to individual to decide best way to worship God
Responsible for own actions and alone suffer the consequences
true
false
Hindus believe they achieve purification by ________
bathing in holy rivers
going to mecca
traveling the mountains
spreading their religion
what is the holiest river in the Hinu religion
ganges
blue
nile
mississippi
what is the main way that Hindu people dispose of the dead?
burial in a cemetery
burial in their backyard
cremation
where is the main place of worship for Hinus?
church
at home
shrines
rivers
select the correct answer for the Hinduism religion
Temples built to house shrines for particular gods
Temples built to house people for prayer
which two religions have roots in judaism___
christianity
islam
Hinduism
buddhism
where is the main place of worship for Judaism?
church
at home
shrines
synagogue
Who is the God of Judaism
jesus
allah
shune
Yahweh
the star of david belongs to which religion
judaism
hinduism
buddhism
islam
which religion does this belong to (star of David)
judaism
hinduism
buddhism
islam
Romans forced Jews to “disperse” throughout the world (Jews tried to rebel against Roman rule)
indo european
sino tibetan
Diaspora
isogloss
what is the main way that Judaism people dispose of the dead?
burial in a cemetery
burial in their backyard
cremation (within 24 hrs)
what is this called and what religion does it tie to?
minerets - islam
Stupa - buddhism
synagogue - Judaism
judaism - gold pole
what religion does this tie to?
islam
buddhism
Judaism
hindusim
where are hispanics clustered in the us
southwest
south east
west
north
where are african americans clustered in the us
southwest
south east
west
north
where are asian americans clustered in the us
southwest
south east
west
north
where are american indians clustered in the us
southwest
south east
plains
north
african americans are highly clustered in ___ areas
urban
rural
hispanics are highly clustered in ___ areas
urban
rural
african americans are mostly found in what city
chicago
la
detroit
nyc
what is the correct chronology (oldest to youngest) of the major global religions
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Sikhism
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Sikhism
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Buddhism
Islam
Sikhism
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Sikhism
Islam
what religion does this tie to?
islam
Sikhism
Judaism
hindusim
