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Unit 2 (Ch. 3-5) Review
Unit 2 (Ch. 3-5) Review
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1
The main immigrant groups to America in the late 1900s were from
Asia
Northwestern Europe
Latin American
Africa
2
The brain drain leaves source countries better off.
True
False
3
Stage 2 of the DTM sees all but which of the following?
delayed degenerative diseases
J Curve of population growth
Rapidly Lowering CDR
High CBR
4
Ecumene
has nothing to do with the world's four population clusters
False
True
5
The country of AndIOop has a CBR of 14 and a CDR of 3. This country is in which stage of the DTM?
1
3
2
4
6
The amount of people per unit of arable land is called
Physiological or real population density
agricultural density
arithmetic density
7
Which of the following countries is included in one of the world's population clusters?
India
Canada
Kenya
Columbia
8
The
minimum replacement
, meaning the lowest
Total Fertility Rate
(TFR) to ensure a stable population is
2.1
1.2
2.0
1.5
9
The main immigrant groups at American independence were
Africans and Scandinavians
Asian and Latin American
Southern and Southeastern Europeans
Northwestern Europeans and Africans
10
Barriers to diffusion
are the time, energy, and money necessary to diffuse.
speed bumps your moving truck must overcome to get out of the parking lot.
are the friction created by distance.
say that interaction fades over distance.
11
The trend in voluntary migration from less developed countries to more developed countries is caused by
a desire for better economic opportunities
war
Natural disasters
religious persecution
12
Eugenics is a form of possibilism...
True
False
13
What stage of the demographic transition model has the highest CBR
and
CDR?
1
2
either 4 or 5
3
14
Which of the following would be considered an economic push factor?
droughts conditions in the country
a severe recession in a country's economy
fa guest worker moving to a country to find work
accepting a job across the country
15
The hearth of blues music is
The Midwest
The deep South
The West
The Northeast
16
Which of the following isn't an example of possibilism
climate
terracing hillsides to grow crops
contraception, such as birth control pills, to control population growth
farming on rooftops
17
Why would a country with low agricultural density be considered developed?
The farmers have capital (machinery) and do not need as many farm workers.
The country has more farmers than it needs and produces a surplus of crops.
The country lacks arable land, so there are no farming jobs.
The country uses genetically modified seeds and etc. to produce food.
18
Malthus believed in positive checks. Which would Malthus not consider positive?
disease
pronatalism
war for resources
famine
19
A country with an NIR of 7 would double in population in how many years?
10
5
7
11
20
Epidemiology is the
study of migration
study of disease
study of people
study of epids
21
The term
carrying capacity
relates to the
subsistence level
.
True
False
Ture
Flase
22
Interaction fades between places as the distance between them increases. This concept is called
barriers to diffusion
friction of distance
gravity model
distance decay
23
Nativism is
a perceived foreign threat that leads to action against the threat
the fear of foreigners
patriotism and nationalism
discrimination based on biological features
24
Step or chain migration are simply examples of relocation diffusion.
False
True
25
Moving from the Northwest, say Seattle, to the Midwest, say Kansas City, is
forced migration
international migration
intraregional migration
interregional migration
26
The differences in European immigrants to the U.S. between 1880-1921 can be characterized by all except
The source area changed from NW Europe to SE Europe.
They came from places of communist/sociaist government to democractic ones.
They came from high industrialization to low industrialization.
There was more Catholicism than Protestantism in the immigrant groups.
27
which of the following best explains a connection between gender inequality and patterns of mortality?
Countries with more inequality experience higher levels of child mortality.
Countries with more inequality have higher life expectancies.
Countries that rank highest for inequality have low infant mortality.
Countries with low levels of inequality have high maternal mortality rates.
28
Push and pull factors are heads and tails of the same coin.
True
False
29
This is Fiji's population pyramid. Which of the following does not fit?
Fiji has relatively balanced sex ratios in all age cohorts.
Fiji has low elderly dependency.
Fiji has low adolescent dependency.
Fiji's population is shrinking.
30
An environmental pull factor can be all of the following except...
good agricultural land
lack of natural disasters
Civil war in your country
sunnier/warmer climates
31
Treatment-resistant strains of viruses would appear during which stage of the epidemiological transition model?
2
1
3
5
32
The image shows refrigerated meat. Which statement best explains how it relates to Malthusian Theory?
It refutes it because refrigeration has spread, reducing food insecurity.
It supports it because refrigeration only exists in wealthy countries.
It refutes it because refrigeration is globalized, ending food insecurity.
It supports it because many rural residents don't live near supermarkets.
33
Using the map, how did the Bubonic Plague impact the European continent during the 14th century?
It diffused north from the Mediterranean area.
The Plague did not reach any northern cities, only the countrysides.
It spread from the northern part of the continent to the south.
The Plague only affected the Mediterranean area.
34
In order to have negative net migration a country must
have more emigrants than immigrants
have fewer emigrants than immigrants
have more immigrants than emigrants
have an equal number of immigrants to emigrants
35
Are asylum seekers refugees?
Yes
Depends on who you ask
No
Nope. They are internally displace persons (IDPs).
