stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
AP Human Geography 2021 AP Exam vocabulary review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
AP Human Geography 2021 AP Exam vocabulary review
Growing only enough food to survive
Intensive agriculture has...
AP Human Geography 2021 AP Exam vocabulary review
100 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
193 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
100 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
100
Answers
1
Intensive agriculture has...
Low input and investment with lower output/production
High input and investment with lower output/production
High input and investment with high output/production
Lower input and investment with higher output/production
2
Growing only enough food to survive
Commercial agriculture
Mediterranean agriculture
Market Gardening
Subsistence agriculture
3
Seeking out of the regional culture and reinvigoration of it in resopnse to the uncertainty of the modern world...
Neoliberalism
Neo-Malthusian theory
Neolocalism
Neocolonialism
4
Push and pull factors related to familial relationships
Kinship links
Familial location theory
Family Migration
5
When interaction between speakers of a language breaks down and the language breaks into dialects & new languages
Language connection
Language sepeation
Language creation
Language Divergence
6
The farther a place is from a cultural hearth, the less likely an innovation or cultural trend will be adopted...
Hierarchical diffusion
Diffusion
Distance decay
Time space compression
7
The American south is an example of a...
Nodal region
Formal (Uniform) region
Perceptual region
Functional region
8
A system used by the US land office survey to parcel land West of the Appalachian mountains into rectangular shapes...
Township and range system
Rectangular Survey System
Public land survey
Long lot survey system
9
Extensive agriculture has...
Low input and investment with higher output/production
High input and investment with lower output/production
Low input and investment with low output/production
High input and investment with high output/production
10
Islands of development are areas where governments concentrate economic development in a certain city or small region.
False
True
11
Policies based on the economic theory that government shouldn't intervene in markets...
Neo-Colinialism
Neo Malthusian Theory
Neo-Liberalism
Possiblism
12
Maps that are held in our brains of places we visit on a regular place are...
road maps
reference maps
political maps
mental maps
13
Diseases that are spread through a non-human host and transmitted to humans through bites or stings
Vectored diseases
Non vectored diseases
14
Repatriation is...
The process of encouraging patriotism in a country after a dividing event
The process of returning refugees to their homeland after conflict ends
The process of returning animals to their place of origin
15
Arithmetic Population density is...
The number of people per unit of arable land
The number of people over the age of 65 per 100 people ages 15-64
The number of people per unit (gallon, liter) of fresh, drinkable water
The number of people per unit area of land
16
Processes to control immigration in which individuals with certain backgrounds are barred from entering a country is...
Selective Immigration
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
Immigration policies
Immigration control
17
Physiological Population Density is...
The number of people per arable unit of land
The number of people for every 5 livestock animals
The number of people compared to total land area
The number of people per unit of clean, drinkable water
18
Identity is based on...
All of the above
Emotions
Connections and rejections
Experiences
19
When new immigrants move into low income areas that were previously dominated by different groups of people...
Neolocalism
Succession
Reterritorialization
Cultural landscape
20
When different languages have constant interaction and become one...
Lingua Franca
Language sharing
Language convergence
Pidgin language
21
A person moving from Georgia to New York to live with their grandmother is an example of...
Chain migration
Kinship links
International migration
Internal migration
22
Centripetal forces are...
Forces within a state that divide people
Forces within a state that bring people together
23
Classification on maps is...
The process of removing unnecessary information on a map
The most accurate conclusion one can make from the info on the map
The range of data that corresponds to each symbol
24
The idea that any political power based in the heart of Eurasia could gain enough strength to dominate the world is...
The German School of Geopolitics
The heartland theory
Unilateralism
Geopolitics
25
Identifying against
Identifying what we are
Establishing an 'other'
Identifying what we are not
Identifying with people around us
26
Colors, shapes, labeling, dots, lines and contours are all classified as __________ on maps
Cartography
Symbolization
Classification
Induction
27
A dialect is...
Two languages that have similar roots but aren't the same
A variation of a language's vocabulary, syntax, pronunciation, etc.
28
Postmodern architecture is characterized by...
Use of modern manufactured materials
All of the above
Unique and outstanding designs
Lack of resemblance to formal architecture styles
29
When a person is granted asylum they are...
Given economic incentives to stay in their place of origin
A refugee receiving protection in one country from another state
Givin economic incentives to leave their place of origin
Drawn to a different country because of better education
30
The presence of a nearer opportunity that greatly diminishes the attractiveness of places farther away is...
Intervening
Intervening obstacle
Intervening opportunity
Change in situation
31
ZPG stands for
Zimbabwe Population Graphic
Zero Population Growth
zygodactyl pompholyx gyrofrequency
32
Nonmaterial culture
Conceptual items that represent the characteristics of a group of people
Architecture, Art, Clothing, Cusine
Tangible objects that represent the characteristics of a group of people
Mindsets, Morals, Religion, Biases, Aesthetics
33
Diseases transmitted from direct human to human contact
Nonvectored diseases
Vectored diseases
34
A pidgin language that developed a more complex vocabulary and became the native language of a group of people...
Pidgin Language
Creole language
Lingua Franca
Language Divergence
35
The idea that the larger a place's population, the more likely people will be to move long distances to live there is...
Push factor
Gravity model
Pull factor
Time distance decay
36
The idea that society makes choices based on its needs and what is available to it...
Possiblism
geographic concepts
Cultural ecology
Connectivity
37
Eugenic population policies aim to...
Favor one racial, cultural, or religious group over others
Increase TFR and RNI
Decrease TFR and RNI
38
Redistricting for political, economic, or social advantage...
Redistricting
Gerrymandering
Reapportionment
Majority-Minority Districts
39
Process by which districts are moved according to population shifts...
Redistricting
Reapportionment
Devolution
Gerrymandering
40
Movement of people towards a place
Immigration
Emmigration
41
Process through which people lose originally differentiating traits when they come into contact with another culture...
Assimilation
Cultural blending
Appropriation
Loss of culture
42
The continuation of colonial relationships after formal colonialism ends...
Neo-liberalism
Neo-Colonialism
Neo-Possiblism
Neo Malthusian Theory
43
When people speaking two or more languages are in contact and combine parts of their language in simplified vocabulary..
Lingua Franca
Language Convergence
Pidgin Language
Creole Language
44
Movement of people away from a place
Immigration
Emmigration
45
The _____ is the legal economy that governments tax and monitor, whereas the ______ is the uncounted or illegal economy.
Formal economy, Informal economy
Taxed economy, Untaxed economy
Informal Economy, Formal Economy
Monitored Economy, Unmonitored Economy
46
Any factors that limit a population from growing...
Population decline
Population limitation
Environmental Resistance
Biotic resistance
47
Cognates are...
In two languages, words that sound similar but have different meanings
In one language, words that are spelled the same but sound different.
In one language, words that sound the same but have different meanings
Words that have the same linguistic derivation as another language.
48
A person moving from a village, then town, then suburb, then small city, then large city is an example of...
Forced migration
Internal migration
International migration
Step migration
49
When arable land turns into unfarmable desert due to overuse, changing climate, and livestock grazing.
Global warming
Desertification
Land destruction
Dessertification
50
______________ is when ranchers move livestock according to seasonal availability of pastures
Forced migration
Transhumance
Voluntary migration
Pastoral migration
51
____________ is an unintended outcome of restrictive population policies such as the one child policy in China.
Higher education access for women due to less time spent raising children
Female dominated population due to women being favored over men.
Male dominated population due to men being favored over women
Economic strain due to fewer people entering the workforce
52
Traditional architecture is characterized by...
Social and religious ideas
All of the above
Resemblance to physical resources available
Historical context in that region
53
A language used among speakers of different languages for trade and commerce
Bilingual
Creole language
Lingua Franca
Pidgin language
54
The first agricultural revolution began in...
Mesoamerica and spread through relocation diffusion
In multiple different hearths across the world.
The fertile crescent and spread outwards through expansion diffusion
In lower Southeast Asia and spread through hierarchical diffusion
55
The movement of power 'downwards' from the central government to regional governments within the state...
Gerrymandering
Devolution
Territorial representation
Reapportionment
56
Environmental determinism is defined by...
The idea that Europe is the center of the world
All of the above
Human behavior, individuality, and collectivity is affected by landscape
People not adapting and changeing the environment based on their needs
57
Remittances
Statements of regret for an unethical political action.
Money that countries pay to other countreis after losing a war
Money that migrants send back home to their family and friends
58
Population policies that aim to increase TFR, RNI, and Total Population are...
Restrictive Population Policies
Eugenic Population Policies
Expansive Population Policies
59
Cultivation of crops where a plot of land is cultivated temporarily and then abandoned for another plot...
Slash and Burn Agriculture
Subsistence Agriculture
Domestication
Shifting Cultivation
60
The loss of uniqueness in a cultural landscape to the point where it looks like the next place in any direction
Placelessness
Similarity
Globalization
Neodiffusion
61
Most powerful culture in a society, institution, or organization...
Preferred culture
Majority culture
Minority culture
Dominant culture
62
How we makes sense of ourselves is...
Personality
Self recognition
Identity
63
Biotic Potential is...
The total amount of nonrenewable resources that can be extracted from Earth
The optimum reproduction level of a given population
The optimum production level of agricultural goods
64
Multilingual states are
States where more than one different languages are spoken
Countries where only one language is spoken
Countries where at least 4 different languages are spoken
Countries where only two different languages are spoken
65
Haha that was long... Are you ready for the AP test???
Nononononono
Yes!
Ummmm... kinda
I might do ok
66
When something that wasn't previously regarded as something that could be bought and sold becomes something that can...
Culturalization
Production
Regionalization
Commodification
67
The imprint that people leave on the physical landscape
Cultural Landscape
Sequent occupance
Physical geography
68
People who have been displaced within their within their countries due to environmental, political, or social factors...
Internally displaced persons (IDPs)
Intranational migration
International migration
Chain migration
69
Process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society...
Societal acceptance
Societal standards
Socalization
70
When two people can understand each other when they are speaking...
Mutual Understanding
Comprehension
Mutual Intelligibility
71
Process in which other cultures adopt customs and knowledge and use them for their own benifit
Appropriation
Assimilation
Culture stealing
Identity theft
72
Negative features or circumstances that hinder migration
Intervening opportunity
Migration Barrier
Intervening obstacle
Cultural barrier
73
The trans-Atlantic slave trade is an example of...
Forced Migration
Internal migration
Voluntary migration
Intranational migration
74
What are the two types of boundaries/boarders?
Physical (based on landscape) and Political (based on cultures)
Geometric (drawn w/ grid systems) & Physical Political (Follows landscape)
Geometric (drawn w/ grid systems) and Arithmetic (based on population)
75
The second agricultural revolution is characterized by...
Shifting cultivation, Slash and burn agriculture, GMOs
Biotechnology, Herbicides, Pesticides, and the green revolution
Subsistence ag., Hunting and Gathering, Pland and animal domestication
Improved cultivation, storage of produce, and mechanized farming
76
Japan, Iceland, and Denmark are all examples of
Semi Periphery Countries
Multilingual states
MICs
Monolingual states
77
The maximum population that a space can hold without straining resources beyond sustainability is...
Carrying Capacity
Environmental capacity
Population limit
Point of no return
78
Diseases that can easily be treated by medical care are...
Vectored diseases
Amenable diseases
Non-Vectored Diseases
STDs
79
Formal regions are defined by...
each individual who characterizes that region based on their own perception
A region that has a shared physical or cultural trait
the government
A set of interatctions that center around a specific place
80
Centrifugal forces are...
Forces within a state that divide people
Forces within a state that bring people together
81
Hip-hop and fast food are examples of...
Expansion diffusion
Hierarchical diffusion
Stimulus diffusion
Relocation diffusion
82
___ is an example of a PRIMARY economic activity
A hairdresser
Women in industrial Europe working in factories
Teachers in the DPS school district
Migrant workers, picking berries on farms
83
Work to connect producers to consumers and facilitate commerce and trade is considered...
Primary Sector economic activity
Quaternary Sector Economic Activity
Secondary Sector economic activity
Tertiary Sector economic activity
84
The amount of time it takes for a population's size to double is...
Doubling Time
Dualmeter
Binate Increase
85
Monoculture is...
A country reliant on a single crop/ agricultural commodity
A country with only one language
A country with only one religion
A country with only one dominant culture
86
The theory that food supplies will grow at a linear rate while population will increase exponentially is...
Neo-Malthusian theory
World systems theory
Rostow's modernization model
Malthusian Theory
87
Monolingual states are...
Countries where two different languages are spoken
Countries where almost everyone speaks the same language
Countries where 3 different languages are spoken
Countries where 4 or more different languages are spoken
88
The variant of a language that a country's political and intellectual elite seek to promote as the norm for use is...
Common language
Dominant language
Standard language
Forced Language
89
Toponyms are...
A type of topography map
A type of building
Place names
A measure of development
90
Dialect chains...
The idea that the dialects nearest to each other are most closely related
When terms spread from one dialect to others w/ contagious diffusion.
When dialects farther away from each other are more closely related
91
When a culture trait can be traced back to multiple culture hearths
Unique trait
Multifaceted trait
Independent Invention
Multihearthed trait
92
When a family's land is handed down to the eldest son...
Successive land ownership
Primogeniture
Hierarchy
93
The main language subfamilies in the Indo-European language family are...
Germanic, Romance, Slavic
Slavic, Semitic, Romance
Romance, Japanese, Burmic
94
Level of economic development, Access to healthcare, Access to contraceptives, and access to education all affect...
A country's total fertility rate (TFR)
Immigration policies
A country's international relations
A country's demographics
95
The use of biotechnology to create disease resistant, fast growing, hybrid seeds
The second agricultural revolution
Biotechnology
The green revolution
The third agricultural revolution
96
The process of defining a region by establishing criteria that distinguish one area from another...
Vernacular Regions
Nodal regions
Formal Regions
Regionalization
97
Identity based on social categories that overlap to give certain individuals advantages or disadvantages is...
Equity
Intersectionality
Inequity
Inequality
98
Folk culture characteristics include
Rural environments, traditional ideas, resistance to new technology
Rural environments, media influenced, lots of diversity
Urban environments, traditional ideas, resistance to new ideas
Urban environments, media influenced, rapidly changing
99
Material culture
Tangible objects that represent the characteristics of a group of people
Conceptual items that represent the characteristics of a group of people
Mindsets, Morals, Religion, Biases, Aesthetics
Architecture, Art, Clothing, Cusine
100
Tyson is an example of a large ____________ corporation.
Agribusiness
Food production
Livestock
Commercial agriculture
