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AP HUG Final Review
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objects close together, describes changes in distribution
density
concentration
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folk culture is primarily transmitted through
contagious diffusion
relocation diffusion
reverse hierarchical diffusion
stimulus diffusion
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clustered, dispersed, and linear are all examples of...
words that describe a map
relocation diffusion vocab
words that are opposite of density
rural settlement patterns
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3 pillars of sustainability
economy, society, conservation
programs, finance, awareness
environment, economy, society
research, testing, practice
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toponym
machinery in the Industrial Revolution
name given to a place on earth
type of map
fancy word for canyon
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how does economics influence agriculture
the governent gives subsidies to farmers because it keeps food prices low
commercial agriculture operations are replacing many small family farms
neither
both
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Unit 5:
market gardening, plantation agriculture, and mixed crop/livestock are all examples of...
intensive farming
extensive farming
both
neither
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Von Thunen's model shows the importance of transportation costs associated with the distance from the market
True
False
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the homestead act forced thousands of native americans to relocate
False
True
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when people pay shares so that they can get a weekly box of fruits and vegetables from their local farm
local sustainable farming (LSF)
small farms association (SFA)
community supported agriculture (CSA)
socialism
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social media diffused at the same pace as TV
True
False
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pop culture threatens traditional cultural identity in folk culture
False
True
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rural survey methods include...
metes and bounds, township and range, and long lot
meters and boulders, towns and rangers, and large lot
range, long lot, bounds, rounded, and enclosed,
metes and bounds, long lot, isolated, and enclosed
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maps are geographers most essential tool for displaying geographic information and for offering geographic explanation
False
True
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a belief that general laws set by geographers are found in physical sciences, and the environment caused human activity
ecology
possibilism
conservation
environmental determinism
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pop culture can often be traced to...
anonymous sources
a person or corporation
industrial technology
religion
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folk houses
most use wood or brick
have sacred spaces
all of the above
have protection from extreme temperatures
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what is eaten can establish ones...
ethnicity
religion
social memberships
values
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shifting cultivation, nomadic herding, and ranching are all examples of...
extensive agriculture
subsistence farming
intensive agriculture
slash and burn agriculture
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the fashioning of a natural landscape by a cultural group
conservation
cultural landscape
cultural ecology
housing bubble
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polder: a piece of land that is created by draining water from an area
True
False
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Unit 1:
a chain of communication that connects places
network
globalization
connection
functional region
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if women in LDC's were given the same seeds, fertilizers, and training as the men crop yields would raise by...
5-10%
10-15%
20-30%
45-50%
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Americans spend 50% of their weekend
socializing
watching TV
reading
working
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folk culture often has an anonymous hearth
True
False
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The Mercator projection mostly distorts...
size
direction
distance
shape
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taboo
differences in personal characteristics
against the law
a repetitive act
a restriction on behavior
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the belief that the physical environment may set limits on human actions, but people have the ability to adjust/adapt
environmental determinism
uneven development
polder
possibilism
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Unit 3: culture originates from a...
hearth
heart
anonymous
corporation
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characterized in agriculture by the use of high yield seeds, increased use of chemicals, and mechanized farming
first agricultural revolution
the green revolution
industrial revolution
second agricultural revolution
