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Unit 4 AP HUMAN GEO Exam Review

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Nation does not = ?

a)
City
b)
State
c)
not equal to
d)
Country
2.

A state does not = ?

a)

A part of a country

b)

Island

c)

Country

d)

Nation

3.

A nation is...?

a)
a group of people who share a common culture, history, or language, and who live in a particular area under one government
b)
a group of people who share a common hobby
c)
a popular TV show
d)
a type of food
4.

Examples of a nation

a)

Japanese, Han, Chinese, Swedish,Israelis

b)

USA,Russia, China

c)

Basque,Kurd's, Palestine's, Chechen's, Cherokee

d)

Germany,Greenland,Asia, Denmark

5.

How does it become a state?

a)
By purchasing the state status
b)

Defined territory/boundaries, permanent population,organizational structure or government, sovereignty

c)
By being appointed by the President
d)
By winning a popular vote
6.

What is sovereignty?

a)
The right to vote in an election
b)
The ability to control the weather
c)
The power to control the stock market
d)
Authority of a state to govern itself and make its own laws without interference from external sources
7.

What characteristics is sovereignty?

a)

Control over money,regulate immigration,police territories/enforce laws, and exception

b)
Inferiority, subordination, and servitude
c)
Weakness, dependency, and vulnerability
d)
Obedience, submissiveness, and compliance
8.

What is a nation-state?

a)
A type of currency used in multiple countries
b)
A type of government ruled by a single individual
c)
A sovereign state with a defined territory and population
d)
A type of dessert made with fruit and pastry
9.

What is a multinational state?

a)
A sovereign state that comprises two or more nations or states
b)
A state that has no international relations
c)
A state that only comprises one nation
d)
A state that is not recognized by the United Nations
10.

What is a multi-state nation?

a)
A nation with multiple states or regions
b)
A nation with no states
c)
A nation with multiple countries
d)
A nation with only one state
11.

What is a stateless nation?

a)
A nation with no common identity or culture
b)
A nation with a single ruler
c)
A nation with multiple sovereign states
d)
A group of people with a common identity and culture, but without a sovereign state of their own
12.

After World War II the world split into 3 sections. Name the 3 sections

a)
North Bloc, South Bloc, Neutral Movement
b)

British(Democracy),Soviet Union (Communists), Third world country

c)
Capitalist Bloc, Socialist Bloc, Developing Nations
d)
European Bloc, Asian Bloc, African Bloc
13.

After World War II, two clear superpowers were formed. What were they?

a)
United States and China
b)
United Kingdom and France
c)
Germany and Japan
d)
United States and Soviet Union
14.

As a powerful country imperialism it goes__other weaker country imperialism goes__

a)
around below
b)
for above
c)

Up, Low

d)
with under
15.

What does nationalism mean?

a)

To have pride with the group of people that you share cultural traits with, and you put those people above all

b)
A type of tropical fruit
c)
A form of exercise
d)
A type of pasta dish
16.

What is Self-Determination?

a)

Country ability to choose what government they want

b)
Being controlled by external forces
c)
Lack of freedom and autonomy
d)
Following orders from others
17.

What is territoriality?

a)
Behavior of ignoring territory boundaries
b)
Behavior of sharing territory with others
c)

The connection people have to the land they claim as there own

d)
Behavior of constantly moving between territories
18.

What is Neocolonialism?

a)
The process of creating new colonies in the modern era
b)
The act of granting independence to former colonies
c)
The promotion of self-sufficiency and independence in former colonies
d)
The use of economic, political, and cultural pressures to control or influence other countries, especially former colonies.
19.

What is shatter belts?

a)
Territories with well-established and respected political leadership
b)

Are where there are strong political/cultural divisions and stress from external political forces

c)
Regions with strong economic stability and growth
d)
Areas known for their peaceful and harmonious coexistence
20.

What is chokepoint?

a)

Where the geography creates narrow opening that restrict trade and travel

b)
A wide open space with unrestricted movement
c)
A location with multiple entry and exit points
d)
A point where traffic flows smoothly
21.

What is a physical feature boundary?

a)
A type of weather pattern
b)
A type of rock formation
c)
A type of exercise equipment
d)
A natural or man-made line that separates different geographical areas based on physical characteristics.
22.

What is a geometric boundary?

a)

Follows a straight line (latitude/longitude)

b)
A boundary formed by colors
c)
A boundary formed by words
d)
A boundary formed by musical notes
23.

What is a cultural boundary?

a)
A type of dance performed at cultural events
b)
A specific type of food that is unique to a certain culture
c)
A boundary formed by physical features such as mountains or rivers
d)
A geographical boundary between two different cultures
24.

What is an antecedent boundary?

a)
A boundary that is unrelated to the current situation
b)
A boundary that only exists in the future
c)
A boundary that existed before the current boundary
d)
A boundary that is constantly changing
25.

What is a subsequent boundary?

a)
A subsequent boundary is a boundary that is established after the area in question has been settled and that considers the cultural characteristics of the bounded area.
b)
A subsequent boundary is a boundary that is constantly changing
c)
A subsequent boundary is a boundary that is established before the area in question has been settled
d)
A subsequent boundary is a boundary that is not based on cultural characteristics
26.

What is a superimposed boundary?

a)
A boundary that is invisible
b)
A boundary that is constantly changing
c)
A boundary that is located in the center of a region
d)

After settlement (cultural landscape)

27.

What is a consequent boundary?

a)
A boundary formed by earthquake
b)
A boundary formed by erosion
c)

The result of differences (ethnicity, language, religion,....)

d)
A boundary formed by volcanic activity
28.

What is an superimposed boundary?

a)
A boundary imposed on an area by a conquering or colonizing power
b)
A boundary formed by natural features such as rivers or mountains
c)
A boundary established by mutual agreement between neighboring countries
d)
A boundary that separates different cultural or linguistic groups
29.

What is a relic boundary?

a)

Ceases to exist (although still significant)

b)
A boundary in economics that separates different market segments
c)
A boundary in psychology that separates conscious and unconscious thoughts
d)
A type of boundary in mathematics that separates two different regions
30.

Political boundaries do what?

a)
Have no impact on the governance of a region
b)
Only exist on maps for decorative purposes
c)

Define and enforce territoriality

d)
Create harmony and unity among different countries
31.

Boundaries do what?

a)
Encourage breaking the rules
b)

Limit resources exploitation

c)
Have no impact on behavior
d)
Create chaos and disorder
32.

Define = ?

a)

Written

b)
To cook something over a fire
c)
To run at a high speed
d)
To sing loudly in public
33.

Delimited = ?

a)
To combine or merge
b)
To expand or enlarge
c)
To conceal or hide
d)

drawn on a map

34.

Demarcated = ?

a)

Physical structure (wall)

b)
To expand infinitely
c)
To ignore completely
d)
To erase completely
35.

Administrated = ?

a)

regulated by people

b)
Controlled
c)
Neglected
d)
Supervised
36.

What is exclave 2 criteria?

a)
Territorial continuity and cultural dependence
b)
Geographical continuity and economic independence
c)

Not contagious with rest of the country, and must be separated by foreign territory

d)
Political continuity and territorial independence
37.

What is enclave 3 criteria?

a)
Isolation, irregularity, and inequality
b)
Scattering, separation, and sparsity
c)
Density, diversity, and distance
d)

Completely surrounded by another group of people, not all enclaves are countries, ethnic enclave vs political enclave

38.

What is political boundaries?

a)
The rules and regulations governing a particular area
b)

Created through the use of demilitarized zones or through use of other countries.

c)
Lines on a map indicating the location of major cities
d)
Physical barriers such as mountains or rivers
39.

What is a landlocked boundary?

a)
A boundary that separates two landlocked countries
b)

A boundary to water & trade

c)
A boundary that separates two countries with access to the sea
d)
A boundary that separates a country from its overseas territories
40.

What is negative by landlocked boundaries?

a)
Limited access to water resources and trade routes
b)
Increased access to water resources and trade routes
c)
No impact on access to water resources and trade routes
d)
Abundant access to water resources and trade routes
41.

Boundaries are often...what?

a)
invisible or intangible
b)
flexible or fluid
c)

contested

d)
permanent or unchanging
42.

How are boundaries often contested?

a)

Operational boundary dispute

b)

Location boundary dispute

c)
Agreements, compromises, or resolutions
d)

Definitional boundary dispute

e)

Allocation boundary dispute

43.

What is definitional boundary dispute?

a)
A dispute over the height of a boundary wall
b)
A disagreement over the color of a boundary line
c)
A disagreement over the legal definitions of a boundary
d)
A conflict regarding the shape of a boundary marker
44.

What is location boundary dispute?

a)
A type of weather phenomenon
b)
A dispute over the location of a city
c)
A conflict over the location of a historical landmark
d)
A disagreement or conflict over the exact location of a boundary line between properties
45.

What is operational boundary dispute?

a)
A dispute over the color of a boundary line
b)
A disagreement over the location, use, or management of a boundary line or area.
c)
A conflict about the type of grass planted along a boundary
d)
A disagreement over the best way to decorate a boundary area
46.

What is allocation boundary dispute?

a)
A dispute over the allocation of time
b)
A disagreement about the color of boundaries
c)
A disagreement or conflict over the allocation of resources or boundaries.
d)
A type of dance competition
47.

The thing that usually begins boundary disputes are...?

a)
miscommunication between neighbors
b)
agreements over property lines or ownership
c)
lack of interest in property boundaries
d)

Conflict or War

48.

Boundaries can formalize what?

a)
Create confusion and uncertainty
b)
Encourage chaos and disorder
c)
Have no impact on behavior or interactions
d)

National or cultural identity's

49.

What was the main thing that separates the Basque people and Spanish people?

a)
Geographical location
b)

Distinct language

c)
Dietary preferences
d)
Different fashion styles
50.

International agreements can do what?

a)
Only apply to one specific country
b)

Can create a regional bloc of shared identity

c)
Have no impact on participating countries
d)
Create chaos and confusion among participating countries
51.

What are 2 good examples of international agreements?

a)

European Union, Warsaw Pact

b)
Geneva Convention, Berlin Wall Treaty
c)
Helsinki Accords, Antarctic Treaty
d)
NATO Agreement, Warsaw Pact
52.

What does UNCLOS stand for?

a)
United Nations Convention on Legal Studies
b)
Universal Code for Nautical Laws and Operations
c)
Union of Nations for Climate and Oceanic Studies
d)
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
53.

Territorial Waters are?

a)

Extends 12 miles from the shore

b)
The international waters outside of a country's jurisdiction
c)
The airspace above a country's territory
d)
The area of land within a country's borders
54.

How far can the exclusive economic zone go?

a)

24-200 miles

b)

1000 -2500 miles

c)

500 miles

d)

100-200 miles

55.

What is the biggest dispute from the UNCLOS?

a)
Fishing rights in international waters
b)
Regulation of deep-sea mining
c)

Alaska

d)

South China Sea

56.

What is the facts about what the South China Sea has?

a)

china building islands to expand EZZ

b)

Rich in resources

c)

5 different countries claim the south china sea

d)

Connected to chokepoint

e)

sprat islands

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