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WorksheetsW Geo. Fall Semester Final Study Set
Total questions: 132
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Name
Class
Date
1.
Hemisphere
a)
The conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union after WWII
b)
two equal halves of the earth that are divided North/South or East/West
c)
The reverse of El Nino;The winds blow the warmer water to the lands of the western Pacific rim
d)
Gathering raw materials for immediate use
2.
Equator
a)
imaginary line that divides the north and south halves of the earth
b)
Snow, ice, and permanently freezing temperatures and it barely snows
c)
three-dimensional representation of the earth
d)
much less developed than the rest of Europe
3.
Prime meridian
a)
much less developed than the rest of Europe
b)
largest in size of Canada's provinces and French speaking
c)
Approximately how many nuclear weapons have been tested in Central Asia
d)
imaginary line that divides the earth east and west
4.
Latitude Lines
a)
two-dimensional graphic representations of parts of the earth's surface
b)
Government determines what is produced
c)
The 4,000-mile route between China and the Mediterranean Sea, named for the costly silk acquired in China
d)
Imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator
5.
Longitude Lines
a)
A struggle between the British Empire and the Russian Empire for control of Central Asia in the 19th century
b)
What Azerbaijan mean
c)
Lines that go around the earth over the poles
d)
a map maker
6.
Map
a)
much less developed than the rest of Europe
b)
outside bathhouse
c)
two-dimensional graphic representations of parts of the earth's surface
d)
largest in population of Canada's provinces and English speaking
7.
Globe
a)
Began in Italy, and it was a time of renewed interest in learning and the arts
b)
A struggle between the British Empire and the Russian Empire for control of Central Asia in the 19th century
c)
Less than ten inches of rain per year
d)
three-dimensional representation of the earth
8.
Cartographer
a)
Gathering raw materials for immediate use
b)
a map maker
c)
common currency used in the European Union
d)
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
9.
Climate
a)
Providing business or a professional services
b)
4. Topography
c)
Weather conditions at a particular location over a long period of time
d)
The name of the Soviet Union's military
10.
Solstice
a)
The warming of the waters off the west coast of South America, and the winds push warm water and heavy rains toward the America
b)
the day on which the sun's rays shine directly overhead at noon at either the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn
c)
the free, open land that had been available & suitable for settlement
d)
storms that form over warm, tropical ocean waters
11.
Weather
a)
two-dimensional graphic representations of parts of the earth's surface
b)
80% of Canadians live on 10% of the land
c)
Government determines what is produced
d)
The condition of the atmosphere at a particular location & time
12.
Equinox
a)
The days and nights all over the world are equal in length
b)
Providing business or a professional services
c)
Belief in divine forces in nature
d)
the birthplace of Democracy
13.
Explain summer and winter solstice
a)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
b)
Summer Solstice: the longest day of the year
c)
Georgian term for dinner party, with many dishes and courses, toasts, and short speeches
d)
The layer of gases released by the burning of coal & petroleum traps solar energy, causing higher temperatures
14.
Winter Solstice: the shortest day of the year
a)
Martin Luther's list of 95 things wrong with the Catholic church
b)
Winter Solstice: the shortest day of the year
c)
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
d)
democracy, monarchy, dictatorship, communism
15.
Greenhouse effect
a)
Replaced through natural processes
b)
Imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator
c)
A type of economic system in which production of goods and services is determined by a central government
d)
The layer of gases released by the burning of coal & petroleum traps solar energy, causing higher temperatures
16.
The 3 types of religion
a)
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
b)
Providing business or a professional services
c)
Monotheistic, Polytheistic, & Animistic
d)
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
17.
Animistic
a)
Consumers/people determine what is produced
b)
Belief in divine forces in nature
c)
Total value of all goods & services produced within a country in a given period of time
d)
the number of immigrants who entered the US between 1860-1900
18.
Polytheistic
a)
Eastern Canada; Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,and Newfoundland
b)
80% of Canadians live on 10% of the land
c)
2. Latitude
d)
Belief in many gods
19.
Monotheistic
a)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
b)
imaginary line that divides the earth east and west
c)
Belief in one god
d)
The layer of gases released by the burning of coal & petroleum traps solar energy, causing higher temperatures
20.
Judaism
a)
the number of immigrants who entered the US between 1860-1900
b)
Winter Solstice: the shortest day of the year
c)
A heavy snowstorm with winds of more than 35 miles per hour
d)
Oldest of the SW Asian religions that was established more than 3,200 years ago. It is Monotheistic & concentrated in
21.
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
a)
Eastern Canada; Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,and Newfoundland
b)
Gathering raw materials for immediate use
c)
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
d)
mass murder of European Jews & other minorities during World War 2
22.
Christianity
a)
Located in the tropical zone and is covered with a heavy concentration of broadleaf trees
b)
Evolved from Judaism 2,000 years ago. It is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, & is the largest religion with 2 billion followers
c)
The emperor of Russia prior to the Russian Revolution of 1917
d)
the birthplace of Democracy
23.
Islam
a)
Based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, and the followers are known as Muslims
b)
Government and Consumers determine what is produced
c)
Tried to change modernize and westernize Russia. He also moved capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg
d)
the idea that people should be loyal to their nation
24.
Hinduism
a)
German monk who started the Reformation
b)
1. Wind & Ocean currents
c)
three-dimensional representation of the earth
d)
One of the oldest religions that dates back 5,000 years. It is Polytheistic, and their Divine spirit is called Brahman
25.
Buddhism
a)
Snow, ice, and permanently freezing temperatures and it barely snows
b)
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
c)
Hypothesis presented in 1912 by Alfred Wegener., and purposed that Earth was once a supercontinent (Pangaea) that slowly divided and drifted apart over millions of years
d)
Developed about 563 BC. They founder was Buddha, and their goal is to reach nirvana (an enlightened spiritual state)
26.
Population Pyramid
a)
two-dimensional graphic representations of parts of the earth's surface
b)
Graphic device that shows gender and age distribution of a population & it shows how events affect the population
c)
80% of Canadians live on 10% of the land
d)
Areas reserved for manufacturing of goods
27.
Population density
a)
Located in the tropical zone and is covered with a heavy concentration of broadleaf trees
b)
the civil war
c)
the average number of people who live in a measurable area
d)
Began in Italy, and it was a time of renewed interest in learning and the arts
28.
State
a)
The emperor of Russia prior to the Russian Revolution of 1917
b)
an independent unit that occupies a territory & has full control
c)
common currency used in the European Union
d)
The name of the Soviet Union's military
29.
Nation
a)
group of people with a common culture living in a territory and a strong sense of unity
b)
a map maker
c)
Graphic device that shows gender and age distribution of a population & it shows how events affect the population
d)
Executive, Legislative, Judicial
30.
4 types of Government
a)
Providing business or a professional services
b)
the free, open land that had been available & suitable for settlement
c)
Consumers/people determine what is produced
d)
democracy, monarchy, dictatorship, communism
31.
Democracy
a)
An individual or group holds complete power
b)
A "Barter" system where no money is exchanged
c)
citizens hold the political power
d)
The warming of the waters off the west coast of South America, and the winds push warm water and heavy rains toward the America
32.
Monarchy
a)
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
b)
A ruling family has political power
c)
renewable, non-renewable, inexhaustible
d)
Government has nearly all political power
33.
Dictatorship
a)
An individual or group holds complete power
b)
100 miles
c)
Oldest of the SW Asian religions that was established more than 3,200 years ago. It is Monotheistic & concentrated in
d)
the idea that people should be loyal to their nation
34.
Communism
a)
Oldest of the SW Asian religions that was established more than 3,200 years ago. It is Monotheistic & concentrated in
b)
Government has nearly all political power
c)
the idea that people should be loyal to their nation
d)
single-family housing and apartment buildings
35.
Central Business District (CBD)
a)
A "Barter" system where no money is exchanged
b)
A powerful funnel-shaped column of spiraling air
c)
The core of the city based on commercial activity, and the very expensive part of the city
d)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
36.
Economy
a)
political system in which powerful lords owned most of the land
b)
Consists of the production & exchange of goods and services among a group of people
c)
Snow, ice, and permanently freezing temperatures and it barely snows
d)
1980s
37.
Economic System
a)
the idea that people should be loyal to their nation
b)
Eastern Canada; Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,and Newfoundland
c)
the number of immigrants who entered the US between 1860-1900
d)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
38.
Traditional Economy
a)
The name of the Soviet Union's military
b)
the communities outside of a city
c)
Based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, and the followers are known as Muslims
d)
A "Barter" system where no money is exchanged
39.
Command Economy
a)
Government determines what is produced
b)
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
c)
The warming of the waters off the west coast of South America, and the winds push warm water and heavy rains toward the America
d)
Led the Russian Revolution in 1917
40.
Market Economy
a)
Consumers/people determine what is produced
b)
A tent of Central Asia's nomads
c)
carved out of the eastern half of the Canadian Northwest Territories in 1999.
d)
Began in Italy, and it was a time of renewed interest in learning and the arts
41.
Mixed Economy
a)
The warming of the waters off the west coast of South America, and the winds push warm water and heavy rains toward the America
b)
Average temperature of 80 degrees with almost daily rainfall. This climate is found in Central & South America, Africa, & SW Asia
c)
Weather conditions at a particular location over a long period of time
d)
Government and Consumers determine what is produced
42.
Primary Economic Activities
a)
Sunlight, geothermal heat, winds, & tides
b)
Gathering raw materials for immediate use
c)
3. Elevation
d)
outside bathhouse
43.
Secondary Economic Activities
a)
two-dimensional graphic representations of parts of the earth's surface
b)
Adding value to materials by changing their form
c)
Low or tropical, Middle or temperate, High or polar
d)
the birthplace of Democracy
44.
Tertiary Economic Activities
a)
Providing business or a professional services
b)
The flat, treeless lands forming a ring around the Arctic Ocean
c)
Winter Solstice: the shortest day of the year
d)
the average number of people who live in a measurable area
45.
Quaternary Economic Activities
a)
Provide info, management, & services
b)
The 4,000-mile route between China and the Mediterranean Sea, named for the costly silk acquired in China
c)
The dramatic rise in the number of cities and the changes in lifestyle that result
d)
citizens hold the political power
46.
3 types of natural resources
a)
largest in size of Canada's provinces and French speaking
b)
2. Latitude
c)
renewable, non-renewable, inexhaustible
d)
A heavy snowstorm with winds of more than 35 miles per hour
47.
renewable
a)
a map maker
b)
Replaced through natural processes
c)
Summer Solstice: the longest day of the year
d)
500 miles of highly urbanized areas from Boston in the north to Washington DC in the south.
48.
Non-renewable
a)
Cannot be replaced
b)
A struggle between the British Empire and the Russian Empire for control of Central Asia in the 19th century
c)
imaginary line that divides the earth east and west
d)
Government determines what is produced
49.
Inexhaustible energy sources
a)
Consists of the basic support systems needed to keep an economy going, including power, communications, transportation, water, & education systems
b)
The days and nights all over the world are equal in length
c)
A tent of Central Asia's nomads
d)
Sunlight, geothermal heat, winds, & tides
50.
Infrastructure
a)
the communities outside of a city
b)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
c)
Consists of the basic support systems needed to keep an economy going, including power, communications, transportation, water, & education systems
d)
common currency used in the European Union
51.
Gross National Product (GNP)
a)
carved out of the eastern half of the Canadian Northwest Territories in 1999.
b)
The total value of all goods and services produced by a country
c)
80% of Canadians live on 10% of the land
d)
who Communist Russia looked to as the inspiration for their communist ways
52.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
a)
an independent unit that occupies a territory & has full control
b)
Total value of all goods & services produced within a country in a given period of time
c)
2. Latitude
d)
Precipitation and temperature
53.
Residential land use
a)
Quebec and Ontario
b)
Movement of people, ideas, culture
c)
single-family housing and apartment buildings
d)
Tried to change modernize and westernize Russia. He also moved capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg
54.
Industrial land use
a)
Areas reserved for manufacturing of goods
b)
Winter Solstice: the shortest day of the year
c)
80% of Canadians live on 10% of the land
d)
Replaced through natural processes
55.
Commercial land use
a)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
b)
Where the people rule through elected representatives
c)
Used for private business & the buying & selling of retail products
d)
A powerful funnel-shaped column of spiraling air
56.
Urbanization
a)
The dramatic rise in the number of cities and the changes in lifestyle that result
b)
Eastern Canada; Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,and Newfoundland
c)
The emperor of Russia prior to the Russian Revolution of 1917
d)
Imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator
57.
Hurricanes
a)
storms that form over warm, tropical ocean waters
b)
the day on which the sun's rays shine directly overhead at noon at either the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn
c)
Quebec and Ontario
d)
Used for private business & the buying & selling of retail products
58.
Steppe
a)
Used to identify temperate grasslands
b)
the civil war
c)
Oldest of the SW Asian religions that was established more than 3,200 years ago. It is Monotheistic & concentrated in
d)
two-dimensional graphic representations of parts of the earth's surface
59.
Savanna
a)
An individual or group holds complete power
b)
Belief in divine forces in nature
c)
the flat, grassy, mostly treeless plains in tropical regions
d)
Used for private business & the buying & selling of retail products
60.
Blizzard
a)
A heavy snowstorm with winds of more than 35 miles per hour
b)
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics from in 1922 by the Communists and officially dissolved in 1991
c)
One of the oldest religions that dates back 5,000 years. It is Polytheistic, and their Divine spirit is called Brahman
d)
Lines that go around the earth over the poles
61.
Rain forest
a)
nations dominated by another country
b)
A tent of Central Asia's nomads
c)
The dramatic rise in the number of cities and the changes in lifestyle that result
d)
Located in the tropical zone and is covered with a heavy concentration of broadleaf trees
62.
Tundra
a)
The flat, treeless lands forming a ring around the Arctic Ocean
b)
Vast plains region between the Mississippi & Rocky mountains that we bought from France
c)
the first democracy
d)
A heavy snowstorm with winds of more than 35 miles per hour
63.
Permafrost
a)
The condition of the atmosphere at a particular location & time
b)
Subsoil that is constantly frozen
c)
Government and Consumers determine what is produced
d)
a map maker
64.
El Nino
a)
A period when many Christians broke from the Catholic Church and started Protestant churches
b)
The warming of the waters off the west coast of South America, and the winds push warm water and heavy rains toward the America
c)
A heavy snowstorm with winds of more than 35 miles per hour
d)
carved out of the eastern half of the Canadian Northwest Territories in 1999.
65.
Tornado
a)
group of people with a common culture living in a territory and a strong sense of unity
b)
A powerful funnel-shaped column of spiraling air
c)
Eastern Canada; Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,and Newfoundland
d)
weekend homes in the country
66.
La Nina
a)
Used to identify temperate grasslands
b)
Continuous foreign rule by large empires
c)
The reverse of El Nino;The winds blow the warmer water to the lands of the western Pacific rim
d)
who Communist Russia looked to as the inspiration for their communist ways
67.
The four major factors affecting climate?
a)
Martin Luther's list of 95 things wrong with the Catholic church
b)
Vast plains region between the Mississippi & Rocky mountains that we bought from France
c)
nations dominated by another country
d)
1. Wind & Ocean currents
68.
2. Latitude
a)
2. Latitude
b)
An individual or group holds complete power
c)
Total value of all goods & services produced within a country in a given period of time
d)
A tent of Central Asia's nomads
69.
3. Elevation
a)
3. Elevation
b)
the flat, grassy, mostly treeless plains in tropical regions
c)
An enormous farm in the Soviet Union on which a large team of laborers were gathered to work together during Joseph Stalin's reign
d)
two equal halves of the earth that are divided North/South or East/West
70.
4. Topography
a)
4. Topography
b)
Providing business or a professional services
c)
Summer Solstice: the longest day of the year
d)
Based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, and the followers are known as Muslims
71.
3 zones of latitude
a)
Consists of the production & exchange of goods and services among a group of people
b)
Low or tropical, Middle or temperate, High or polar
c)
the birthplace of Democracy
d)
Martin Luther's list of 95 things wrong with the Catholic church
72.
Desert
a)
100 miles
b)
Less than ten inches of rain per year
c)
the communities outside of a city
d)
Snow, ice, and permanently freezing temperatures and it barely snows
73.
Tropical Wet
a)
An enormous farm in the Soviet Union on which a large team of laborers were gathered to work together during Joseph Stalin's reign
b)
Average temperature of 80 degrees with almost daily rainfall. This climate is found in Central & South America, Africa, & SW Asia
c)
The layer of gases released by the burning of coal & petroleum traps solar energy, causing higher temperatures
d)
a map maker
74.
Two most significant factors in defining climate?
a)
A powerful funnel-shaped column of spiraling air
b)
Precipitation and temperature
c)
An enormous farm in the Soviet Union on which a large team of laborers were gathered to work together during Joseph Stalin's reign
d)
Adding value to materials by changing their form
75.
Marine West Coast
a)
Located near the oceans and precipitation is evenly distributed yearly
b)
political system in which powerful lords owned most of the land
c)
Replaced through natural processes
d)
The condition of the atmosphere at a particular location & time
76.
Ice Cap
a)
Snow, ice, and permanently freezing temperatures and it barely snows
b)
Consumers/people determine what is produced
c)
the birthplace of Democracy
d)
A powerful funnel-shaped column of spiraling air
77.
Continental Drift Theory
a)
three-dimensional representation of the earth
b)
Hypothesis presented in 1912 by Alfred Wegener., and purposed that Earth was once a supercontinent (Pangaea) that slowly divided and drifted apart over millions of years
c)
Subsoil that is constantly frozen
d)
The warming of the waters off the west coast of South America, and the winds push warm water and heavy rains toward the America
78.
Three types of ocean motion
a)
The conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union after WWII
b)
the day on which the sun's rays shine directly overhead at noon at either the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn
c)
The core of the city based on commercial activity, and the very expensive part of the city
d)
Currents, Waves, Tides
79.
Earth's tilt
a)
Tried to change modernize and westernize Russia. He also moved capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg
b)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
c)
nations dominated by another country
d)
23.5 degree angle
80.
Migration
a)
A series of wars to take Palestine from the Muslims
b)
One of the oldest religions that dates back 5,000 years. It is Polytheistic, and their Divine spirit is called Brahman
c)
storms that form over warm, tropical ocean waters
d)
Movement of people, ideas, culture
81.
Louisiana Purchase
a)
3. Elevation
b)
Vast plains region between the Mississippi & Rocky mountains that we bought from France
c)
Subsoil that is constantly frozen
d)
The warming of the waters off the west coast of South America, and the winds push warm water and heavy rains toward the America
82.
Frontier
a)
Located near the oceans and precipitation is evenly distributed yearly
b)
the free, open land that had been available & suitable for settlement
c)
imaginary line that divides the north and south halves of the earth
d)
German monk who started the Reformation
83.
Suburbs
a)
The condition of the atmosphere at a particular location & time
b)
Currents, Waves, Tides
c)
the communities outside of a city
d)
Weather conditions at a particular location over a long period of time
84.
representative democracy
a)
carved out of the eastern half of the Canadian Northwest Territories in 1999.
b)
Where the people rule through elected representatives
c)
the day on which the sun's rays shine directly overhead at noon at either the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn
d)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
85.
3 separate & equal branches of US government
a)
the idea that people should be loyal to their nation
b)
Executive, Legislative, Judicial
c)
A struggle between the British Empire and the Russian Empire for control of Central Asia in the 19th century
d)
The conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union after WWII
86.
the "BosWash"
a)
largest in population of Canada's provinces and English speaking
b)
A series of wars to take Palestine from the Muslims
c)
500 miles of highly urbanized areas from Boston in the north to Washington DC in the south.
d)
The reverse of El Nino;The winds blow the warmer water to the lands of the western Pacific rim
87.
Atlantic Provinces
a)
Less than ten inches of rain per year
b)
the day on which the sun's rays shine directly overhead at noon at either the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn
c)
Monotheistic, Polytheistic, & Animistic
d)
Eastern Canada; Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,and Newfoundland
88.
Prairie Provinces
a)
The reverse of El Nino;The winds blow the warmer water to the lands of the western Pacific rim
b)
Oldest of the SW Asian religions that was established more than 3,200 years ago. It is Monotheistic & concentrated in
c)
Imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator
d)
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
89.
The Core Provinces
a)
Continuous foreign rule by large empires
b)
Quebec and Ontario
c)
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics from in 1922 by the Communists and officially dissolved in 1991
d)
The flat, treeless lands forming a ring around the Arctic Ocean
90.
During the 1800s, sectionalism within the rapidly growing United States eventually led to...
a)
the civil war
b)
23.5 degree angle
c)
Where the people rule through elected representatives
d)
1980s
91.
14 million
a)
A struggle between the British Empire and the Russian Empire for control of Central Asia in the 19th century
b)
Belief in many gods
c)
The total value of all goods and services produced by a country
d)
the number of immigrants who entered the US between 1860-1900
92.
Ontario
a)
largest in population of Canada's provinces and English speaking
b)
The days and nights all over the world are equal in length
c)
group of people with a common culture living in a territory and a strong sense of unity
d)
single-family housing and apartment buildings
93.
Quebec
a)
Low or tropical, Middle or temperate, High or polar
b)
largest in size of Canada's provinces and French speaking
c)
Currents, Waves, Tides
d)
the communities outside of a city
94.
Nunavut
a)
Weather conditions at a particular location over a long period of time
b)
carved out of the eastern half of the Canadian Northwest Territories in 1999.
c)
One of the oldest religions that dates back 5,000 years. It is Polytheistic, and their Divine spirit is called Brahman
d)
Tried to change modernize and westernize Russia. He also moved capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg
95.
Canada's Population
a)
an independent unit that occupies a territory & has full control
b)
80% of Canadians live on 10% of the land
c)
Executive, Legislative, Judicial
d)
An enormous farm in the Soviet Union on which a large team of laborers were gathered to work together during Joseph Stalin's reign
96.
The most populated and industrial part of Canada is found how close to the U.S. border?
a)
weekend homes in the country
b)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
c)
the civil war
d)
100 miles
97.
Greece
a)
Oldest of the SW Asian religions that was established more than 3,200 years ago. It is Monotheistic & concentrated in
b)
the birthplace of Democracy
c)
4. Topography
d)
Sunlight, geothermal heat, winds, & tides
98.
Athens
a)
Summer Solstice: the longest day of the year
b)
Divided East (Communist) & West (Democratic) Berlin
c)
the first democracy
d)
two-dimensional graphic representations of parts of the earth's surface
99.
Crusades
a)
A series of wars to take Palestine from the Muslims
b)
three-dimensional representation of the earth
c)
The core of the city based on commercial activity, and the very expensive part of the city
d)
2. Latitude
100.
Renaissance
a)
imaginary line that divides the earth east and west
b)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
c)
Began in Italy, and it was a time of renewed interest in learning and the arts
d)
largest in size of Canada's provinces and French speaking
101.
The Basques
a)
People who live in the foothills of Spain and want independence
b)
A "Barter" system where no money is exchanged
c)
Evolved from Judaism 2,000 years ago. It is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, & is the largest religion with 2 billion followers
d)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
102.
Martin Luther
a)
Consists of the production & exchange of goods and services among a group of people
b)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
c)
A period when many Christians broke from the Catholic Church and started Protestant churches
d)
German monk who started the Reformation
103.
Reformation
a)
A ruling family has political power
b)
the first democracy
c)
A period when many Christians broke from the Catholic Church and started Protestant churches
d)
much less developed than the rest of Europe
104.
95 theses
a)
the flat, grassy, mostly treeless plains in tropical regions
b)
Replaced through natural processes
c)
Continuous foreign rule by large empires
d)
Martin Luther's list of 95 things wrong with the Catholic church
105.
Feudalism
a)
the way people produce & exchange goods and services
b)
The dramatic rise in the number of cities and the changes in lifestyle that result
c)
political system in which powerful lords owned most of the land
d)
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
106.
Nationalism
a)
the idea that people should be loyal to their nation
b)
three-dimensional representation of the earth
c)
the communities outside of a city
d)
Martin Luther's list of 95 things wrong with the Catholic church
107.
Berlin Wall
a)
Divided East (Communist) & West (Democratic) Berlin
b)
What Azerbaijan mean
c)
Religious center = Israel, Jerusalem
d)
The dramatic rise in the number of cities and the changes in lifestyle that result
108.
Holocaust
a)
mass murder of European Jews & other minorities during World War 2
b)
German monk who started the Reformation
c)
carved out of the eastern half of the Canadian Northwest Territories in 1999.
d)
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics from in 1922 by the Communists and officially dissolved in 1991
109.
Euro
a)
Lines that go around the earth over the poles
b)
common currency used in the European Union
c)
The total value of all goods and services produced by a country
d)
Total value of all goods & services produced within a country in a given period of time
110.
satellite nations
a)
nations dominated by another country
b)
Cannot be replaced
c)
the communities outside of a city
d)
German monk who started the Reformation
111.
the history of Eastern Europe
a)
imaginary line that divides the north and south halves of the earth
b)
4. Topography
c)
Located in the tropical zone and is covered with a heavy concentration of broadleaf trees
d)
Continuous foreign rule by large empires
112.
When did Greece, Portugal, & Spain join the EU?
a)
Eastern Canada; Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,and Newfoundland
b)
1980s
c)
Movement of people, ideas, culture
d)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
113.
Eastern Europe
a)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
b)
much less developed than the rest of Europe
c)
Subsoil that is constantly frozen
d)
A type of economic system in which production of goods and services is determined by a central government
114.
Command economy
a)
Providing business or a professional services
b)
A type of economic system in which production of goods and services is determined by a central government
c)
Consists of the production & exchange of goods and services among a group of people
d)
1980s
115.
Collective farm
a)
Quebec and Ontario
b)
outside bathhouse
c)
Gathering raw materials for immediate use
d)
An enormous farm in the Soviet Union on which a large team of laborers were gathered to work together during Joseph Stalin's reign
116.
Yurt
a)
mass murder of European Jews & other minorities during World War 2
b)
Monotheistic, Polytheistic, & Animistic
c)
A tent of Central Asia's nomads
d)
people who have no permanent home
117.
Supra
a)
Georgian term for dinner party, with many dishes and courses, toasts, and short speeches
b)
Based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, and the followers are known as Muslims
c)
What Azerbaijan mean
d)
The core of the city based on commercial activity, and the very expensive part of the city
118.
Czar
a)
Continuous foreign rule by large empires
b)
A "Barter" system where no money is exchanged
c)
the birthplace of Democracy
d)
The emperor of Russia prior to the Russian Revolution of 1917
119.
Great game
a)
A struggle between the British Empire and the Russian Empire for control of Central Asia in the 19th century
b)
Less than ten inches of rain per year
c)
Government has nearly all political power
d)
Low or tropical, Middle or temperate, High or polar
120.
Cold War
a)
the average number of people who live in a measurable area
b)
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
c)
The conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union after WWII
d)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
121.
Russian Revolution
a)
an independent unit that occupies a territory & has full control
b)
The revolt of 1917, in which the Russian Communist Party took control of the government from the czars
c)
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta
d)
common currency used in the European Union
122.
USSR
a)
Located near the oceans and precipitation is evenly distributed yearly
b)
Precipitation and temperature
c)
imaginary line that divides the earth east and west
d)
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics from in 1922 by the Communists and officially dissolved in 1991
123.
The Silk Road
a)
the birthplace of Democracy
b)
The 4,000-mile route between China and the Mediterranean Sea, named for the costly silk acquired in China
c)
The name of the Soviet Union's military
d)
Divided East (Communist) & West (Democratic) Berlin
124.
The Red Army
a)
The name of the Soviet Union's military
b)
Led the Russian Revolution in 1917
c)
The flat, treeless lands forming a ring around the Arctic Ocean
d)
The core of the city based on commercial activity, and the very expensive part of the city
125.
Peter the Great
a)
Tried to change modernize and westernize Russia. He also moved capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg
b)
political system in which powerful lords owned most of the land
c)
100 miles
d)
Divided East (Communist) & West (Democratic) Berlin
126.
Karl Marx
a)
who Communist Russia looked to as the inspiration for their communist ways
b)
an independent unit that occupies a territory & has full control
c)
Vast plains region between the Mississippi & Rocky mountains that we bought from France
d)
Led the Russian Revolution in 1917
127.
500
a)
The emperor of Russia prior to the Russian Revolution of 1917
b)
Approximately how many nuclear weapons have been tested in Central Asia
c)
political system in which powerful lords owned most of the land
d)
An individual or group holds complete power
128.
"Land of flames"
a)
4. Topography
b)
weekend homes in the country
c)
What Azerbaijan mean
d)
The total value of all goods and services produced by a country
129.
V.I. Lenin
a)
an independent unit that occupies a territory & has full control
b)
Divided East (Communist) & West (Democratic) Berlin
c)
Belief in one god
d)
Led the Russian Revolution in 1917
130.
Dachas
a)
the day on which the sun's rays shine directly overhead at noon at either the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn
b)
The name of the Soviet Union's military
c)
The emperor of Russia prior to the Russian Revolution of 1917
d)
weekend homes in the country
131.
Banyas
a)
weekend homes in the country
b)
Snow, ice, and permanently freezing temperatures and it barely snows
c)
The dramatic rise in the number of cities and the changes in lifestyle that result
d)
outside bathhouse
132.
Nomads
a)
500 miles of highly urbanized areas from Boston in the north to Washington DC in the south.
b)
people who have no permanent home
c)
the day on which the sun's rays shine directly overhead at noon at either the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capricorn
d)
German monk who started the Reformation
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