the spread of the beliefs & social activities of one culture to others

Define a Formal Region.

Areas in which certain characteristics are found throughout the area

Which of the following statements best illustrates devolution?

Power moving from a central authority to regional levels

Which of the following is Stage II of the DTM?

Birth rates are high, but death rates are decreasing

Which of the following is Stage IV of the DTM?

Birth rates and death rates are low

Push and pull factors are the qualities that affect the

the flow of immigration and emigration

What is the difference between a state and a nation?

Nation: People with a shared culture. State: Politically recognized area

a region defined by people's beliefs

What is Relative Location?

the position of something relative to another landmark

Which of the following would not be a centripetal force for a country?

Another country declaring war on the the country

Which of the following is Stage I of the DTM?

Birth rates and death rates are high

Claimed that poulation is growing faster than food

Define a Functional Region.

An area organized around a node or focal point

What is Absolute Location?

Exact place on Earth, often given in terms of latitude and longitude.

global positioning system- can determine absolute location

What is a population pyramid ?

A pyramid shows the # of various age groups per gender

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Cultural Diffusion
Feed America Only Committee
having limits or bounds.
Hurricane Dorain
the spread of the beliefs & social activities of one culture to others
2
Which of the following language families is spoken primarily in the Middle East?
Indo-European
Austronesian
Darvidian
Afro-Asiatic
3
Define a Formal Region.
area organized a certain race or ethnicity group
area organized around a node or focal point
An area that people believe exists as part of their cultural identity
Areas in which certain characteristics are found throughout the area
4
What stage of the DTM does the pyramid reflect?
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 4
Stage 3
5
Which of the following statements best illustrates devolution?
Power moving from regional levels to a central authority
Regions that have some autonomy from an external authority
The idea that a nation has the right to govern itself
Power moving from a central authority to regional levels
6
What type of scale is this?
National scale
Small scale
Global scale
Regional scale
7
Which of the following is Stage II of the DTM?
Birth rates and death rates are decreasing
Birth rates are high, but death rates are decreasing
Birth rates and death rates are low
Birth rates and death rates are high
8
Relocation diffusion
Transmission through E-Mail
Longer range text transmission
Transmitted by migration
Transmitted by speech
9
Which of the Following are Examples of Push Factors?
Higher Wages + Living Conditions
Flooding + War
Better Climate + Infrastructure
More Jobs + Cheap Land
10
When nationalism is defined in terms of ethnicty, it is known as...
Nation
Self-determination
Ethnonationalism
Ethnocentrism
11
Once the Black Death reached a city what type of diffusion occurred?
Hierarchical
Contagious
Stimulus
Relocation
12
Which of the following is Stage IV of the DTM?
Birth rates and death rates are high
Birth rates and death rates are low
Birth rates and death rates are decreasing
Birth rates are high, but death rates are decreasing
13
The redistricting of voting districts to favor one political party over another is known as...
Devolution
Gerrymandering
Superimposed boundary
Self-determination
14
Push and pull factors are the qualities that affect the
rate of immigration only
the flow of immigration and emigration
the rate of natural increase
the rate of natural decrease
15
What is the difference between a state and a nation?
State: One ethnicity inside it. Nation: Has multiple ethnicities inside it
State: Member of the UN. Nation: Politically recognized not in the UN
Nation: People with a shared culture. State: Politically recognized area
State:Politically recognized area. Nation:Former state that has an identity
16
Vernacular Region
region with only one religion
region usually found in south america with rain forests
region with one culture
a region defined by people's beliefs
17
What is Relative Location?
all of the above
Gives longitude and latitude
Similar to Absolute Location
the position of something relative to another landmark
18
Which of the following would not be a centripetal force for a country?
Another country declaring war on the the country
Multiple ethnic groups with self-determination
Multiple languages being spoken inside a country
Physical boundaries that separate groups of people
19
Which of the following is Stage I of the DTM?
Birth rates and death rates are high
Birth rates are high, but death rates are decreasing
Birth rates and death rates are decreasing
Birth rates and death rates are low
20
limts on personal freedom push or pull factor
push
pull
21
Which of the following is not a universalizing religion?
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
22
What is a census?
an election
a government thingy
a population count
a really bad movie
23
Thomas Malthus
Claimed all countries go through the demographic transition
Claimed that poulation is growing faster than food
Claimed people are attracted to larger cities when migrating
Claimed that population growth stimulates food production
24
Which map would have the largest scale?
city
state
world
continent
25
freedom to practice religion. push or pull factor
pull
push
26
The image below would best connect with which world religion?
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
27
Define a Functional Region.
An area that people believe exists as part of their cultural identity
A region that functions based on religions
The arrangement of a future in space
An area organized around a node or focal point
28
What does GIS stand for?
Nothing they're just letters
Geographic Information Systems
Geo Info Structure
Geo-spatial Information Systems
29
Which type of scale is going to have the least distortion?
Large Scale
Distortion
Small Scale
Conformtion
30
What language family does English belong to?
American
Niger-Congo
Indo-European
Sino-Tibetan
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Examples of relocation diffusion include all BUT
colonization
missionary work
using the internet
migration
32
What is Absolute Location?
Exact place on Earth, that includes City and State
Exact place on Earth, often given in terms of latitude and longitude.
Exact place on Earth on a grid
Exact place on Earth giving on a Coordinate Plane
33
The majority of the borders in Africa were created during the Scramble for Africa. They are known as…
Consequent boundaries
Relic boundaries
Subsequent boundaries
Superimposed boundaries
34
The Mississippi River separates many states from one another. This is known as a...
Physical boundary
Geometric boundary
Cultural boundary
Frontier
35
When the American people began dressing like Jackie Kennedy is an example of what type of diffusion?
Stimulus Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
36
Which of the following language families is being displayed below?
Nilo-Saharan
Dravidian
Niger-Congo
Uralic
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What type of diffusion is this?
Stimulus Diffusion
IDK
Contagious Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
38
What stage of the DTM does the pyramid reflect?
Stage 4
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 1
39
What is GPS??
shortest distance between two points on Earth
map that emphasizes a single idea or info about an area
height of land surface above sea level
global positioning system- can determine absolute location
40
What is the largest language family?
Sino-Tibetan
Austronesian
Dravidian
Indo-European
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What is a population pyramid ?
Answer not shown
An official count or survey of the population
A pyramid shows the # of various age groups per gender
Shows birth/ death rate

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