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Intro to World Geography Review II
Intro to World Geography Review II
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the government exerts total control over the population, which has few rights or power. (Syria, Afghanistan)
4 noble truths law
Republic
Totalitarian
Democracy
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Which of the following was a sustainability agreement listed in the notes?
Carbon Emission Agreement
Kyoto Protocol
Transcontinental Agreement
New Gas Law
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Why is language considered an important part of culture?
It has no influence on cultural identity.
It serves as the primary means of communication and expression of ideas.
It is solely used for academic and formal purposes.
It is a tool for technological advancement only.
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What is another name for a Free Market Economy?
Free Enterprise System
Socialism
Command Economy
I do not know
5
What is cultural diffusion?
Traditional rituals and celebrations.
The spread of culture from one place to another.
The visible manifestations of human cultures on Earth.
Efforts to preserve and protect cultural heritage.
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What is a cultural hearth?
A modern city without any historical significance.
An area where ancient languages are preserved.
A place where cultural traits and innovations originate.
A region that has no influence on other cultures.
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People vote to determine their laws and government.
Democracy
Communism
Dictatorship
Republic
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a monarch is guided by a constitution that limits their power & responsibilities.
(United Kingdom, Japan)
Oligarchy
Free Enterprise
Constitutional Monarchy
Monarchy
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Which of the following is a renewable natural resource?
Coal
Nuclear power
Oil
Solar energy (Sun)
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Which of the following best demonstrates human adaptation to environmental conditions?
Build a dam to prevent floods
Wearing sunscreen in areas with strong sunlight
Diverting a river for agricultural use
Clearing a forest to build houses
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What is the main difference between Judaism and Christianity compared to Hindu and Shinto religions?
Judaism and Christianity= reincarnation Hinduism and Shinto do not.
Judaism and Christianity based on philosophies Hinduism and Shinto aren't
Judaism and Christianity= no sacred texts Hinduism and Shinto= sacred texts
Judaism and Christianity= monotheistic Hinduism and Shinto = polytheistic.
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Which of the following are key principles of a Free Market Economy?
Government control, no competition, communal property
Central planning, shared ownership, equal distribution
Limited consumer choice, public ownership, equal wages.
Economic freedom, competition, private property
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Which of the following best describes an economic system?
A government-run program to give away free goods.
A system that focuses on trade between countries only.
deciding what goods and services to produce and how to distribute them.
A way to produce and distribute only services.
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The integration of regional economies, societies, and cultures through global communication and trade.
Economic system
Urbanization
Globalization
Free market economy
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What is this a picture of?
Population Pyramid
Poll results
Diagram
Population Dynamics
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Which stage of the demographic transition model is characterized by negative population growth?
Stage 3
Stage 1
Stage 4
Stage 2
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What form of Government
a king or queen reigns over the state, usually for life and by hereditary right; (Saudi Arabia)
Dictatorship
Constitutional Monarchy
Monarchy
Democracy
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List the five major world religions in order from the largest to the smallest number of followers.
Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Judaism
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism
Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam
Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism
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What form of Government is this?
a person rules with almost unlimited power (North Korea)
Totalitarian
Dictatorship
Democracy
Communism
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Culture is best defined as the –
Shared patterns of behaviors, beliefs, and values passed down.
Language spoken by a group of people.
Visible manifestations of human life on Earth.
Way one community interacts with another between spaces.
