Unit 1 Part 1 Review

Which aspect of a nation's culture is MOST directly influenced by geography?

A map scale shows _____

The study of culture primarily involves _____

Deserts, mountains, and tropical rain forests have affected the history of many regions by _____

Discoveries by the Leakey's and other archeologists have provided evidence that _____

One reason for the development of an early civilization in the Tigris-Euphrates river valleys was that _____

Which statement best describes an effect of geography on the development of the Fertile Crescent?

The line that divides the earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres is called the _____

Of the following, which WAS NOT an accomplishment of prehistoric man?

Which was true of food-gathering societies in prehistoric times?

The development of ancient civilizations in Mesopotamia, Egypt, India and China indicates the importance of _____

The earth can be divided into _____ hemispheres

The climate of an area is defined as _____

In the Middle East, during Neolithic (stone age) times, the development of farming brought about _____

Cultural diffusion occurs most rapidly (faster) in societies that _____

Which is the BEST example of how culture is influenced by geography?

The line that divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres pis called the _____

If a noble knocked out another noble's tooth, he would also lose a tooth, but if he hit a peasant he only paid a fine...

The Middle East has been a crossroads for trade from Asia, Africa, and Europe. Which is a MAJOR result of this fact?

What geographic feature has been MOST responsible for the population distribution (where people live) in the Middle East

The best explanation of the statement "geography sets the stage for history" is that _____

The term "culture" means that ___