Which is not one of Ravenstein's Laws of Migration?

Migrants tend to move towards warmer climate

Manuel Castells defines networks as...

A series of interconnected nodes

What is the heartland theory?

The idea that whoever rules East Europe commands the world

Reapportionment is defined as...

Moving districts according to population shifts

A worldwide outbreak of a disease

What are the Romance languages

French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese

What is a Pidgin language?

A simplified language used for communication between people

A language that is used for trade and commerce

What are the four tigers?

Hong kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan

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Ap Human Geography Review

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This encompasses all of the AP Human Geography units in preparation for the AP Exam.

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1
What is the idea that human behavior is determined by the physical environment?
Diaspora
Zionism
Environmental Determinism
Possibilism
2
Which is not one of Ravenstein's Laws of Migration?
Most migrants move only a short distance
Migrants tend to move towards warmer climate
Females are less migratory than males
Each migration flow produces a counter-flow
3
Manuel Castells defines networks as...
An arrangement of horizontal and vertical lines
Two or more computer systems linked together
A series of interconnected nodes
A complex connection of multiple parts
4
The following image is associated with which religion?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Taoism
5
What is the fourth section of Von Thünen's Model? (Central City does not count as a section0
Extensive field crops and grains
Forest
Ranching/livestock
Market gardening and dairying
6
Which of the following is a universalizing religion?
Hinduism
All of the above
Judaism
Buddhism
7
Which of the following is not a primate city?
Tokyo, Japan
Berlin, Germany
Athens, Greece
Paris, France
8
All are branches of Judaism EXCEPT
Protestant
Reconstructionist
Orthodox
Conservative
9
Which is a primary economic activIty?
Transporting crops
The CEO of a company
Uber driver
Mining coal
10
The following is an image of what?
Concentric Zone Model
Sector Model
Von Thünen Model
Multiple Nuclei Model
11
What is the population density of a country with 10,000,000 people and 500,000 sq km of land?
20 per sq km
10 per sq km
25 per sq km
50 per sq km
12
Who mapped the deaths caused by cholera in the Soho District?
Korine Kolivras
Kevin Plank
John Snow
Marvin Mikesell
13
What is the heartland theory?
The idea that whoever rules East Europe commands the world
A political theory where property is publicly owned
A theory that categorizes the economy into three sections
An agricultural idea based off of the location of the market
14
The number of deaths per live births is known as...
Natural Increase Rate
Child Mortality Rate
Infant Mortality Rate
Crude Death Rate
15
Reapportionment is defined as...
The relocation of minority populations
Rearranging districts to encompass a larger population
Redistricting for advantage
Moving districts according to population shifts
16
What is a pandemic?
A worldwide outbreak of a disease
A disease found among certain people
A national outbreak of a disease
A regional outbreak of a disease
17
Which is an example of stimulus diffusion?
The spread of a disease
The Indian McDonald's menu
Migration out of a country
A hierarchy of people
18
What are the Romance languages
French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian, and Portuguese
Flemish, Dutch, Frisian, and English
Arcadian, Aeolic, Ionic, and Doric
Bulgarian, Slovenian, Ukrainian, and Polish
19
How is folk culture different from popular culture?
Folk culture is preferred by the general mass of people
Folk culture changes rapidly
Folk culture is homogeneous
Folk culture is heterogeneous
20
What model has three CBDs?
Latin American City Model
Subsaharan African City Model
North American City Model
Southeast Asian City Model
21
Which of the following is a stateless nation?
Kurdistan
Romania
Japan
Palestine
22
What is a Pidgin language?
An official language formed from two languages
The most common language spoken in an area
A language that is used for trade and commerce
A simplified language used for communication between people
23
What instrument is used to determine absolute location?
Remote Sensing
Geographic Information System
Global Positioning system
Gross Domestic Product
24
Define lingua franca
A language that is used for trade and commerce
A language that is rarely spoken
A language that is a combination of two languages
A commonly used language
25
What are the four tigers?
China, Phillipines, Malaysia, Japan
Hong kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan
Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Turkey
26
Growing only enough food to survive is known as...
Shifting cultivation
Slash-and-burn agriculture
Subsistence agriculture
Commercial agriculture
27
What type of map projection is this?
Albers Projection
Robinson Projection
Azimuthal Equal-Area Projection
Mercator Map Projection
28
What states that the population of a city is inversely proportional to its rank?
Rank-size rule
Law of primate city
Hexagonal Hinterlands
Central place theory
29
What is an example of a prorupted state?
Hungary
Chile
Thailand
Philippines
30
Which was not one of the hearths of urbanization?
Mesoamerica
Makkah
Nile River Valley
Peru

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