HHG Midterm Review

The government owns some (not all) of the means of production and provides basic needs for the people.

Which type of nation is highly industrialized, developed, and has a diverse economy?

Which of the following is used to measure the Gender Inequality Index (GII)?

Seasonal movement and commuting for work are both examples of ______ movement.

What line is located at 23.5° south latitude?

An import is sending a good or service to other countries for sale.

___________ is when manufacturing is sent to a less-developed country to cut labor costs.

Which type of map would show enough detail to include the street names of a neighborhood?

Which index measures the final value of finished goods and services produced within a country's borders?

The average # of children a woman is expected to have during her childbearing years

The # of infants that die in the first year of life per 1,000 live births

A con to using the HDI is that it only shows averages.

A mixed economy is where the government supports and regulates free enterprise through decisions affecting the market.

What stage of the DTM is no country in today?

What line is located at 23.5° north latitude?

Economic system in which individuals and private groups make decisions about what to produce.

The average number of years someone is expected to live given the current living standards

The quinary sector has the most direct contact with the land & natural resources.

The idea that the further you are from something, the less interaction you will have with it.

Which of the following is considered a human characteristic?

What type of economy is based off of habit and customs?

How many time zones are there in the United States?

When traveling east, you are _______ hours to the current time.

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Rust Belt?

The government directing the means of production is known as a ______ economy.

Something that makes you want to move to a location is known as a ____ factor.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a core nation?

What does it take for a country to go from primary to secondary economic activity?

If a country has a low CBR, a low CDR, and a low NIR, what stage of the DTM are they in?

Economic activity that focuses on research and development (ex. "White Collar" professionals)

Semi-Periphery nations are ALWAYS former core nations that are in decline.

The amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase is known as ________.

War and natural disasters are examples of _______ migration.

A period of change within an industrialized country where there is a shift from manufacturing to service jobs.

Which of the following displays population distribution based on age and sex?

Which theme of geography answers the question: "What's it like there?"

The % rate in which a country's population grows within a year.

The idea that the government should not interfere with economic affairs is known as _______.

Which of the following happened as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

What line is located at 0° latitude?

Why is the Sun Belt experiencing a growth in population?

What stage of the Demographic Transition model occurs when a country relies on the primary sector?

The tertiary sector is responsible for providing a ______.

The # of women that die during childbirth per 1,000 women

Which type of economy cannot be regulated or taxed by the government?

What is a GPS used for?

Economic activity that takes raw materials and turns them into a product with more value (ex. manufacturing)

Jobs that provide a service to the general population fall into the ________ sector.

The government decides what to produce, how much to produce, and how to distribute goods and services.

Where is the Rust Belt located?

What sector are the vast amount of jobs in Britain?

Which index measures quality of life, life expectancy, and access to education?

Which of the following is considered the most populous region in the world?

_____ North is the direction a compass needle points in relation to Earth's axis.

What line is located at 0° longitude?

Migration within a country's borders

Which time zone are we located in?

Which of the following can be used to measure development in a country?

Where did the Industrial Revolution start?

Ravenstein's Laws of Migration state that families are more likely to make large moves instead of single adults.

What type of manufacturing did the United Kingdom excel in during the Industrial Revolution?