Chapter 3 Review- Human Geography

This cultural "characteristic" (1 of 8) passes on beliefs, traditions and information.

Power and leadership passed down from older to younger generations?

People per square mile or kilometer?

How does culture change?

A geographic area in which people have certain traits in common?

Sparsely populated areas?

Goods and products sent to another country?

Type of economic system where resources are mainly distributed through families.

What is the total dollar value of goods and services?

Which is not an example of a renewable resource?

Type of economic system, like communism, controlled by the government?

Where people live on the Earth?

One person, absolute power, few rights to the people....Example: North Korea

Amount of time it takes for the world's population to expand by 2?

Which is not a "push" factor in migration?

The cluster of New York City, Baltimore, Washington D.C., Philadelphia is an example of what?

Which religion below believes in more than one God?

Which is not a cause of falling death rate?

What are the big three general parts/factors of world economy and production today?

Which is not an example of a nonrenewable resource?

Which "cultural category" includes greetings and manners?

Mixing of nations, cultures and economies?

The secondary sector of the economy is concerned with what?

Natural resources meet the needs of a society.

What is "dialect"?

What is not a key component of democracy?

According to our text, which is an effect(s) of migration?

Type of economy where both private and public interests own and direct production and work?

Process of people moving from rural areas to larger cities and towns?

People pushed from homes by human and natural crisis and conflict?