WorksheetsAP Human Political
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
An internally displaced person is someone who ...
was forced to leave his or her country for political, social or economic reasons
was forced to leave his or her home for political, social or economic reasons bir is still within his or her home country
has travelled to another country and is asking to be recognized as a refugee
is a seasonal worker who travels for his or her job
works in one country but lives in another
A husband migrated from Mexico 5o the United States and earns money to allow his family to follow him to the United States. This is an example of ...
Chain Migration
forced Migration
Distane Decay
Internal migration
Interregional Migration
Which AP World theme addresses state-building and political developments?
Humans and the Environment (ENV)
Cultural Development Interactions (CDI)
Governance (GOV)
Economic Systems (ECN)
Technology and Innovation (TEC)
Many rulers i 1450-1750 used religious ideas, art, and monumental architecture to legitimize their rule. This is an example of a:
continuity
change
Chinese rule by Mongols during the Yuan Dynasty represents a
Change
continuity
Imperial expansion in 1450-1750 relied on the increased use of gunpowder, cannons, and armed trade to establish large empires in both hemispheres. This is an example of:
Continuity
Change
China's use of a professional bureaucracy from 1450-1750 represents a
Continuity
change
borders drawn by a third party (colonialism)
chokepoint
superimposed
demarcation
9 dash line
boundaries that no longer exist but that are still evident (Mason Dixon line, Berlin Wall)
shatterbelt
gerrymandering
relic
partition
boundary that show the limits of a country's territorial claims on a map
relic
exclusive eco. zone
political boundaries
antecedent
the 200 mile area where a country has rights to extract resources from the sea
exclusive eco. zone
UNCLOS
self determination
superimposed
china claims this as their martime border
9 dash line
relic
annexation
gerrymandering
What is the primary purpose of the United Nations in terms of political geography?
A) To promote international trade
B) To maintain international peace and security
C) To regulate global financial markets
D) To oversee international sports events
Which of the following is an example of a stateless nation?
A) The Kurds
B) The Japanese
C) The French
D) The Canadians
What is the term for a political boundary that follows a natural feature, such as a river or mountain range?
A) Geometric boundary
B) Cultural boundary
C) Physical boundary
D) Superimposed boundary
