WorksheetsFinal Exam- Geography 12-13
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
An independent urban region in ancient Greece with its own unique society and government
Complementarity
Realism
Renaissnace
Nationalism
City State
A period of a cultural rebirth with renewed interest in classical learning
Complementarity
Realism
Renaissance
Nationalism
City State
An interdependent relationship between two places
Complementarity
Realism
Renaissance
Nationalism
City State
A political movement where smaller regions that shared common linguistic and cultural patterns unified into formal states
Cmplementarity
Realism
Renaissance
Nationalism
City State
In sculpture, to depict the human form as accurately as possible
Complementarity
Realism
Renaissance
City State
Nationalism
The languages of Italy, Spain, and Portugal are categorized as Romance languages, which are based on
Greek
Roman
Latin
Vatican
Which statement summarizes trends in the population patterns of Southern Europe today
Births are occurring at a faster rate than deaths, resulting in a growing, younger population
births are occurring at a slower rate than deaths, resulting in a shrinking, aging population
Births and deaths are occurring at about the same rate, resulting in an unchanging population rate
Births are occurring at a faster rate than deaths, resulting in larger families but an unchanging population growth rate
As manufacturing activity declined across Southern Europe over the past 30 years, the BLANK sector has increased steadily
Agricultural
Industrial
Financial
Service
Which factors account for economic instability in the Southern European region in the 21st century?
Energy scarcity, post-World War II reconstruction, EU membership
Loss of manufacturing base, consumer overspending, lack of health care
Government overspending, high unemployment, high national debt
EU loans subsidies, overeliance of tourism industry, global economic downturn
Which illustrates an example of how society in Southern Europe has been influenced by rich intellectual traditions established in the Greek and Roman Empires and embraced anew in the Renaissance
Higher education is increasingly common, and literacy rates are high
Health care is provided by the state, and quality of life has been rising steadily
Greeks and Italians share the same Romance language family
Italy and Greece excel at modern art, as exemplified by the works of Picasso, Gaudi, and Dali
the conflicit in the Balkan Peninsula that led to civil war in the 1990s was primarily between BLANK and Croats and Bosnians
Shatter Belt
World War I
Electronics
Balkanization
Serbs
The Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires ruled Eastern Europe until BLANK
Shatter Belt
World War I
Electronics
Balkanization
Serbs
Eastern Europe has become successful at manufacturing automobiles and BLANK
Shatter belt
World War I
Electronics
Balkanization
Serbs
A region where political alliances are constantly spinltering and fracturing based on ethnicity is known as a BLANK
Shatter Belt
World War I
Electronics
Balkanization
Serbs
The division of a region into smaller hostile regions is known as BLANK
Shatter Belt
World War I
Electronics
Balkanization
Serbs
How was the political geography of Eastern Europe reshaped after the end of World War I
Most countries became part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
Most countries fell under the control of the Soviet
Most countries changed their borders, and new countries were formed
Most countries retained their borders, but some changed their names
When did the first Slavs migrate from Asia to Eastern Europe
thousands of years ago
after the collapse of the Roman Empire
in the 15th century
in the early 20th century
The Eastern Europe countries that benefited from foreign investments shortly after the fall of communism were countries
located in the Balkan Peninsula
located near Western Europe
with the most educated populations
with a history of protest against soviet rule
How did healthcare systems change in Eastern Europe countries following the collapse of the Soviet Union?
Countries transitioned from free healthcare systems provided by the national governments to pay-for-services healthcare systems offered by private healthcare providers
Countries transitioned from pay-for-services healthcare systems offered by private healthcare providers to free healthcare systems provided by the national governements
Countries retained their free healthcare systems provided by the national governments
Countries retained their pay-for-services healthcare systems offered by private healthcare providers
The largest minority group in Europe is the
Poles
Slovaks
Muslims
Roma
