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WorksheetsAp Human Geography Exam Review
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Rights and powers believed to be in the authority of that state rather than the federal government.
States' Rights
Supranationalism
State
Network Cities
Synonymous with "country"; an administrative region with internationally recognized sovereignty.
Modern Architecture
Network Cities
State
Sacred Spaces
Which Revolution marks the shift in working with hands to machines for mass production (and profit)?
Neolithic
Industrial
Green
Beatles
Name the correct regions.
Indian Sub-continent
Central Asia
South Asia
Southeast Asia
The United Nations created these to help reduce disparities between developed and developing countries
Sustainability growth ideas
Subsistence Agriculture
Sustainable Development Goals
Sucky Ideas that don't fix much
Forces within a state that promote unity and national stability.
Transportation and Communication as a Centripetal Force
Centripetal Forces
Unitary States
Unifying Institutions as a Centripetal Force
Movement to residential communities, located outside of city centers that are usually relatively homogenous in terms of population.
Channelized Migration
Chain Migration
Rural to Urban Migration
Suburbanization
If a____ evolves to the point of being the primary language of the people who speak it, it becomes a ____.
Pidgin and Creole
Lingua Franca and Pidgin
Creole and Official Language
Lingua Franca and Official Language
Positional disputes involve disagreement over interpretation of position of the boundary line; occur most often with physical boundaries.
Contentation
Conflict
Boundary Disputes
Territoriality
Loss of distinct local features in favor of standardized landscapes.
Sacred Place
Sense of Place
Placelessness
Individual or group attempt to establish authority over a piece of land considered a partially or wholly exclusive domain.
Theocracies
Territoriality
Colonialism
Cornucopians
A country's leading city, with a population that is disproportionately greater than other urban areas within the same country.
Megacities
Primate Cities
Refers to the process by which the three dimensional surface of the Earth is transferred to a two-dimensional map.
Reference Maps
Projection
Preference Maps
Proportional Symbols Maps
Dispersed settlements and Nucleated settlements are examples of....
Urban Settlement Types
Rural Settlement Types
Has had tremendous effects on political geography in terms of boundaries, cores, and capitals, and international economic relationships.
Colonialism
Globalization
Imperialism
Migration
The Berlin Wall, and the related divide between east and west Germany, is an example of ___
consequent boundaries
antecedent boundaries
superimposed boundaries
relic boundaries
This illustrates which of the following boundaries
relic boundary
geometric boundary
antecedent boundary
subsequent boundary
The boundaries between Pakistan and India are best described as _____________ boundaries.
relic
consequent
antecedent
geometric
Show people's ideas about environmental, social, or economic quality of life in various places.
Preference Maps
Reference Maps
Proportional Symbols Maps
Thematic
Tendency of a population to continue to grow in spite of stringent population policies or rapid fertility decline because of the large number of individuals in their childbearing years.
DTM Model
Demographic Momentum
ETM Model
With (a) streams, the flows between a particular origin and destination are larger than would normally be the case.
Old political boundaries that no longer exist as international borders, but have left an enduring mark on the local cultural or environmental geography.
Relic Boundaries
Subsequent Boundaries
Geometric boundaries
Political boundary
Trend toward creation of associations of three or more states developed for mutual benefit and to achieve shared objects.
Regionalism
Globalization
Internationalism
Supranationalism
Describes optimal location of a manufacturing establishment in relation to costs of transportation, labor, and relative advantages of agglomeration.
Domino Theory
Weber's Least-Cost Theory
Organic Theory
Spykman's Rimland Theory
What model is shown above on the picture?
Rostow's Model of Development
Wallerstein's World Systems Theory
Commodity Dependence Theory
Least Cost Theory
Which model is shown in the Chart above?
Demographic Transition Model
Epidemiological Transition Model
Rostow's Model of Development
Wallerstein's World Systems Theory
This type of map is used to navigate between places and include topographic maps, atlases, road maps, and other navigational maps.
Topographic Maps
Reference Maps
One of the fundamental units of analysis in human geography.
Global
Region
Number of deaths in a country per 1,000 people
Death expectancy
CBR
CDR
Life expectancy
Number of live bearths in a single year for every 1,000 people in a population
CBR
Life expectancy
CDR
increasing population
Farming without aid of artificial inputs such as pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and genetically engineered seeds.
Non-genetically modified organisms
Organic Agriculture
Language in which all government business occurs.
Lingua Franca
Official Language
Creole Language
Pidgin Language
The study of regions.
Types of Scale of Analysis
Political geography
Regional Geography
The transfer of some central powets to regional or local governments.
centralization
Devolution
Autonomy
Decentralization
Galactic
Burgess
Hoyt Sector
multiple-nuclei
Which theory is shown above?
Rostow's Model of Development
Wallerstein's World Systems Theory
Commodity Dependence Theory
Least Cost Theory
Did Esther, a Danish economist in the mid-twentieth century, create The Boserup Hypothesis?
True
False
Different environmental conditions offer both restraints and opportunities to people living in various regions.
Cores and Capitals
Possibilism
Sense of place
Sacred Spaces
Size of the chosen symbol indicates relative magnitude of some value for a given geographic region.
Proportional Symbols Maps
Thematic Maps
Topographic Maps
Choropleth Maps
Sparsely settled areas removed from the influence of large cities.
Rural Settlements
Urban Settlements
Suburbans Settlements
Term used to connote attachment to and comfort in a particular place.
Sacred Spaces
Placelessness
Sense of Place
The Dome of the Rock and the Western Wall in Jerusalem is an example of..,
Sacred Spaces
Sense of Place
People producing food or raising animals to provide for themselves and their families.
Extensive Subsistence Agriculture
Intensive Agriculture
Extensive Agriculture
Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
An extremely simple language that combines aspects of two or more complex languages, usually for purpose of trade.
Lingua Franca
Language Groups
Established prior to human cultural development and may include physical features such as rivers or mountains.
consequent boundary
geometric boundary
antecedent boundary
relic boundary
Which of the following is a common example of a superimposed boundary?
Mexican-USA border
Canadian-USA border
most state boundaries in Africa
the Berlin Wall
What is the the action or state of setting someone or something apart from others.
Segregation
Isolation
Differentiation
Exclusion
People flock to cities in hopes of finding economic opportunity and a better way of life for themselves and/or family.
Migration
Rural to Urban Migration
Geographically based political organization that bestows relative power on hierarchy of local government agencies
Territorial Organization
Rank-Size Rule
States that the population of any given town should inversely proportional to its rank in the country's urban hierarchy.
Rank-Size Rule
Territorial Organization
Describes migration flows from a common origin to the same destination. Family or friends move first and get established within an area, paving the way for more friends and family to follow the same path.
Internal Migration
Chain Migration
External Migration
Emigration
______ is when less precise but often meaningful measures are used to describe separation between two points.
Relative distance
Linear distance
Absolute Distance
Involve direct extraction or harvesting of resources from the land. It includes agriculture, forestry, fishing, and mining.
Origin of Agricultre
Primary Economic Activities
Green Revolution
Mixed and Specialty Crop Farming
Is it true that most European countries follow the Cores and Capitals model and most tend to be unitary states?
True
False
Which process results from suburbanization when affluent individuals leave the city center for homogeneous suburban neighborhoods?
Residential Segregation
Increased Traffic Congestion
Increased air pollution
Increased Economic Dispersed
Truck farms or market gardens produce _________; in both types climate largely determines production.
Specialty crops
Mixed and specialty crops
Mixed crops
Predicts population change within a particular area as a function of natural increase/decrease and in/out migration.
Demographic Accounting Equation
Demographic Transition Model
Epidemiologic Transition Model
First agricultural revolution involved a transition from hunting and gathering societies to sedentary agricultural societies through domestication of plants amd animals.
First Agriculture Revolution
Origins of Agriculture
The first cities arose in the hearths of early agriculture.
Colonial Cities
Mesopotamia
Origin of Cities
A set of languages with a relatively recent common origin and many similar characteristics.
Language Groups
Origin of Language
Lingua Franca
Pidgin Language
A meeting that took place in 1884 among 14 European countries that established boundaries throughout Africa according to colonial interests.
Treaty of Versailles
Congress of Vienna
Conference of Berlin
League of Nations
A voluntary grouping of states or communities for some common purpose.
Confederation
Alliance
Coalition
Union
State governed constitutionally as a unit, without internal divisions or a federalist delegation of powers.
Autocratic States
Unitary States
Monarchical States
Democratic States
What is terrorism?
The use of violence to achieve political or ideological goals
The calculated use of violent acts against a civilian population and symbolic targets.
The use of force to intimidate or coerce a government or society.
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