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AP Human Geography
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The areas where civilizations developed and innovated are called
culture origins
culture hearths
primary culture regions
culture systems
2
A region that people believe exist as apart of their cultural identity
Formal
Perceptual
Uniform
Funtional
3
Absolute location is the location of a place in relation to landmarks.
False
True
4
What type of map project is displayed below?
Mercator
Conical
Peter's
Robinson
5
Uniform or homogeneous regions: everyone shares one or more distinctive characteristics
Functional
Nodal
Perceptual
Formal
6
The layering of geographic data by computers into data sets is known as
ARC
ENSO
GIS
GPS
7
The greater the distance from the hearth the less likely an innovation will be adopted
globalization
time-distance decay
adoption avoidance
inverse innovation rule
8
Which of the 5 Themes of Geography is represented by the picture below?
Place
Location
Movement
Human-Environment Interaction
9
What type of map project is displayed below?
Mercator
Polar/Azimuth
Robinson
Goode's Interrupted
10
Human geography is defined as the study of
human interactions with the cultural environment
human interactions with the physical environment
human interactions within the natural landscape
human interactions w/ the physical and cultural environments
11
What does the below image represent?
Formal Region
Perceptual Region
Uniform Region
Functional Region
12
All of the following are examples of cultural landscape except
the Trinity River
county courthouse
public park
Joe Pool Lake
13
Area organized around focal point; has one specific purpose; also called nodal.
Functional Region
Perceptual Region
Formal Region
14
Large scale maps show large areas.
False
True
15
These maps represent?
Mollweide
Dot distribution
Cartogram
Flow Line
16
The diagram below represents?
Human-Environment Interaction
Hierarchical Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Time-Distance Decay
17
Ordered, spatial spread of a phenomenon from the bottom to the top
Stimulus Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Reverse Hierarchical Diffusion
18
The diagram below represents?
Possibilism
Contagious Diffusion
Time-Distance Decay
Hierarchical Diffusion
19
What does the image below represent?
Cultural Landscape
Time-distance decay
World Systems Theory
Diffusion
20
Physical and human characteristics are attributes of which of the 5 Themes of Geography?
Region
Place
Location
Human-environment interaction
21
The image below is an example of a ______________ _________________.
Perceptual Region
Functional Region
Formal Region
All of These
22
People believe it exists as a part of their cultural identity: also called vernacular.
Perceptual Region
Formal Region
Functional Region
23
What causes map distortion?
Earth is a sphere and maps are flat
lines of latitude and longitude
small scale
large scale
24
Spatial transmission of the concept underlying an innovation, but not the actual innovation
Contagious Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Expansion Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
25
Movement of cultural traits that occurs when a migrating group implants them in new location
Stimulus Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Expansion Diffusion
26
Which of the 5 Themes of Geography are represented below?
Region
Location
Human-Environment Interaction
Place
27
Growing similarity caused by international exchange of products, ideas and aspects of culture.
Cultural Landscape
Connectivity
Globalization
Diffusion
28
The World Systems Theory was developed by
Dr. John Snow
Immanuel Kant
Marvin Mikesell
Immanuel Wallerstein
29
Shares in common one or more distinctive characteristics: also called uniform.
Perceptual Region
Formal Region
Functional Region
30
The picture below depicts?
Nodal Regions
Functional Regions
Formal Regions
Perceptual Regions
31
The notion that cultural factors are the product of environmental conditions
environmental determinism
environmental possibilism
cultural ecology
32
Human decision making, not the environment, the the crucial factor in cultural development.
Cultural Landscape
Landscape
Environmental Determinism
Possibilism
33
The natural environment has a controlling influence over various aspects of human life.
cultural hearth
world systems theory
environmental determinism
possiblism
34
Which form of diffusion cannot be transmitted by media
relocation diffusion
hierarchical diffusion
contagious diffusion
stimulus diffusion
