WorksheetsAP Hug Final Exam review
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 33mins
Subsistence agriculture is most common in which region?
Great Plains
Argentina
Amazon River Basin
Outback of Australia
Historically, Iceland had only one period of human migration. The country has never been invaded and possesses a common culture and language. As a result, Iceland is regarded as a good example of which of the following concepts?
Absolute monarchy
Theocracy
Constitutional monarchy
Nation-state
Exclave
The map above shows the countries in Africa where private investors and foreign governments have leased farmland for large-scale commercial farming. Usually much of the food produced is bound for wealthier nations. This practice is an example of
decolonization
pan-Africanism
neocolonialism
imperialism
irridentism
Which of the following defines Chicago's position in relation to the infrastructure of United States?
site
situtation
absolute location
vernacular region
Ethnic neighborhoods emerged because
immigrants moved to neighborhoods where people spoke their language, had shared culture
World War II
Workers got paid 27 cents a day
Americans declared independence from Britain
An area within a city containing members of the same ethnic background (ex. Little Italy, China town)
Angel Island
Steerage
Ethnic Neighborhood
Urbanization
Type of survey method used here?
Long lot
Metes and bounds
Township and range
As shown in this image, township and range survey often results in
Clustered settlement
Dispersed settlement
Linear settlement
Many immigrants send money back to their families. These payments are called...
Resubmitting
Payola
Remittances
Brain drain
A creolized language is
an isolated language family.
a revived formerly extinct language.
the homogenization of its dialects.
a mix of indigenous and colonial languages.
A city which is over 2 times larger than the next largest city in a country is known as a
capital city
primate city
super city
dirty city
Intensive agriculture involves
lots of land and labor
little land and labor
lots of land; less labor
lots of labor; less land
The Second Agricultural Revolution refers to
the invention of agriculture
the application of new machines and industrialization to agriculture
the application of science and new chemicals to agriculture (GMOs, fertilizers, pesticides)
the diffusion of agriculture after the Spanish made contact with the Americas
The Green/Third Agricultural Revolution refers to
the invention of agriculture
the application of new machines and industrialization to agriculture
the application of science and new chemicals to agriculture (GMOs, fertilizers, pesticides)
the diffusion of agriculture after the Spanish made contact with the Americas
Which term refers to a model that explains the location of agricultural activities based on distance from the city?
von Thunen Model
Rostow's Model
the GMO Model
the Diffusion Model
Ecotourists strive to support the local economy where they travel
True
False
What is the source of dispute between Canada, Russia, Norway, Denmark, & the US over political boundaries in the Artic Ocean & ownership of the North Pole?
They all claim rights to extract natural resources out to the edge of the continental shelf beyond their EEZ
They all claim to have had indigenous residents from their country living in the area at some point in history
Each claims to have the 1st explorer to reach the North Pole and plant their flag to show ownership
The North Pole is the focal point of all intersecting boundaries on the map but it's not a fixed point because the ice is melting
Which is a toponym named after a person?
Washington, DC
Rolling Meadows, Illinois
Paris, France
Mexico City, Mexico
The name given to a portion of Earth's surface.
human characteristics
physical characteristics
toponym
hearth
globalization
Specialty agriculture and timber production have increased the level of development and gross national income (GNI) of Chile's economy through which of the following?
Creation of trade alliance with Brazil & Argentina
Increase in shipping trade from ports along the Strait of Magellan
Focus on plant based produce that has a long shelf life & doesn't require any preservatives
Export sales to consumers in the US, Japan, and other foreign markets
What is industrialization?
The shift from human and animal power to machine power.
The process of moving from machine power to animal power.
The belief that the United States should expand across the North American continent.
The use of hard working immigrants to mine natural resources.
Which of the folllowing reources is used to produce the largest amount of electricity in the US
Coal imported from foreign countries
Coal mined and transported within the US by railroads
Natural gas drilled & imported form foreign countries by pipelines
Oil drilled and transported within the US via pipelines
Which of the following best describes urban planning in the US?
Imposed by the federal govt through national standards
Local ordinances govern land use
There are established rules and standards made by an international organization
Imposed by state govt. through regional standards
In the first decade of the 21st century, which of the following countries had the lowest fertility rate?
South Africa
Niger
Somalia
Angola
Which other country ruled over India for a century?
America
England
France
Germany
Blockbusting and redlining have contributed to... in American cities.
gated communities
racial segregation
public transportation
exurbanization
Real estate agents have encouraged (often) white families to sell their houses at a loss once a (often) black or latino family moves into the neighborhood in a process known as...
redlining
gentrification
filtering
blockbusting
In which of the following countries has the diffusion of Christianity been the least successful?
Brazil
Italy
Mexico
China
is the average number of children born to each woman during her lifetime
Carrying Capacity
Fertility Rate
Life Expectancy
Population Growth Rate
Select the 2 that apply for Stage 1 of the DTM
Birth rate is low
Death rate is high
Population is low
Death rate is low
High birthrate and high death rate means the total population is low
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
stage 4
stage 5
What type of boundary is drawn by outside powers?
Relic boundary
Antecedent boundary
Superimposed boundary
Militarized boundary
Subsequent (Ethnographic) boundary
What term is defined as a region that suffers instability because it is located between two very different regions?
Choke Point
Stateless Nation
Shatterbelt
Autonomous Region
Multinational State
Which of the following refers to a region which is caught between stronger colliding external cultural-political forces, under persistent stress, and often fragmented by aggressive rivals.
primate region
isoline
shatterbelt
perceptual region
The shrinking "timed distance" between locations because of improved methods in transportation and communication.
Distance decay
Time-space compression
Absolute location
Relative location
An area that is defined based on peoples' perception of culture.
Formal region
Functional region
Vernacular (perceptual) region
The belief that landforms and climate are the most powerful forces shaping human behavior and societal development.
Environmental determinism
Time-space compression
Distance decay
Possibilism
Why is Christianity classified as a universalizing religion?
its customers are tied to the physical characteristics of a particular location
it is practiced by a homogenous group of people
it continually seeks new believers
it has celebrations based on seasonal changes
Which statement is MOST true when comparing the spread of Christian and Hindu religions?
Christianity has not spread far beyond its cultural hearth
Hinduism has not spread far beyond its cultural hearth
neither Christianity not Hinduism have spread beyond their cultural hearths
Christianity and Hinduism have the same percentage of followers throughout the world.
Where is the hearth of the three monotheistic world religions?
Southeast Asia
North America
Southwest Asia (Middle East)
the Pacific Rim
A universalizing religion
is based on the physical characteristics of a particular location on Earth
appeals to people living in a wide variety of locations
is rarely transmitted through missionaries
has celebrations based on seasonal changes
is less likely to be used as a reason for violence than ethnic religions
The world's largest universalizing religion is
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Shintoism
The world's largest ethnic religion is
Confucianism
Daoism
Hinduism
Shintoism
Islam
What kind of map is shown in the picture?
Choropleth
Cartogram
Political
Physical
Which of the following would define Folk Culture?
A small group of heterogeneous people living in isolation.
A large group of homogeneous people living in isolation
A large group of heterogeneous societies that share various customs
A small group of homogeneous groups living in relative isolation
A set of economic and political relationships that organizes food production from the development of seed to marketing the products is known as
agribusiness
food processing
mechanized farming
mixed crop and livestock farming
Which of the following groups would most likely engage in the gentrification of an older residential neighborhood?
University students on limited incomes
Double-income household without kids
People above 65 on limited incomes
Double income household with kids
When a company will attempt to merge with another company that possesses forward or backward links in the supply or production process.
trust
monopoly
vertical integration
horizontal integration
In Weber's Least Cost Theory is he is attempting to
Evaluate the impact of a single factor of production on location
Seeking to minimize costs amount multiple inputs of production
Increase infrastructure costs with hopes of gaining more profit
Save on energy production costs
Many of the poor on the periphery of cities in less developed countries live in areas known as
squatter settlements
public housing
the zone in transition
suburbs
The Latin American city model differs from the models of American cities in that
it shows different types of people live in distinctive parts of the city.
it is a simplification of urban reality.
poorer people live on the outskirts of the urban area.
it has a gentrification zone.
What is Neo-Colonialism?
The use of religion to impose authority from one country to another
Forcing a nation to accept communism
The control of less-developed countries by developed countries through indirect means
Take direct control of another land in as part of building a global empire.
Neocolonialism is best defined by
Neocolonialism is the practice of using capitalism, globalization, and cultural imperialism to influence a developing country
Neocolonialism is the use of religion to impose authority from one country to another
Neocolonialism is the same as old colonialism
Neocolonialism is a practice that does not happen anymore
What's the primary reason for the rapid population growth in megacities throughout the developing world
Interregional migration
Intraregional migration
Step-migration
chain-migration
The United States follows the [ ? ] pattern for settlements.
RANK-SIZE RULE
PRIMATE CITY RULE
URBANIZATION
If a countries' largest city is much larger than any other city and is the political, economic, and cultural capital of that country, the city is considered a(n)...
edge city
primate city
rank size rule
global city
According to the rank-size rule if the largest city in a country has 1,000,000 people then the 4th largest city will have...
4 million people
500,000 people
400,000 people
250,000 people
A boundary that has ceased to function but can still be detected on the cultural landscape. It no longer exists as an international boundary.
Cultural
Superimposed
Subsequent
Relic
Antecedent
What type of Cultural Diffusion?
Stimulus
Relocation
Hieararchial
Contagious
Which of the following population densities would be used to show a population's pressure on arable land?
Agricultural
Physiological
Arithmetic
Density
Starting in the 1990's, a movement known as _________ began to feature mixed-use neighborhoods with businesses and residential properties, walkable areas and a variety of price ranges for homes.
blockbusting
gentrification
leapfrogging
new urbanism
What is the official language of Quebec?
French
English
Canadian
Quebecian
What are the two official languages spoken in Canada?
English and Spanish
Spanish and French
French and English
French and German
