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Unit 6: SWANA Review
Unit 6: SWANA Review
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1
The fertile river valleys in the ancient world, where the first civilizations were formed is called...
The Fertile Crescent
The Old Kingdom
Mesopotamia
The New Kingdom
2
Governments that have more $ build __________ for the people.
football stadiums
Statues
Infrastructure
Banks
3
The Dead Sea creates a border between which 2 countries?
Syria & Jordan
Jordan and Israel
Lebanon & Israel
Lebanon & Syria
4
The areas that make up SWANA are considered a region due to which basic climate type?
Semi-Arid
Sub-tropical
Arid
Mediterranean
5
Israel took control Sinai Peninsula after the Six Day War. Which statement best explains why Israel wanted the Sinai?
Israel looked to unify the bedouin tribes located there.
Israel expanded in size, keeping her Arab neighbors further from Jerusalem
access to the Suez Canal for increased trade opportunities.
Access to its vast oil reserves
6
Economic Sanctions
means that...
economic changes that boost a country's economy
withdrawal/suspension of the usual trade/financial relations with a country
excess production of goods making them cheaper for other countries to buy
7
Which of the following best describes the goals of the
Arab Spring
?
Governments that would be more responsive to the people & not corrupt.
The people demanded government leaders who knew the Quran's teachings well.
New regimes that would increase trade connectivity with neighbors.
Protesters wanted new command economic policies to be implemented.
8
Which of the statements below explains why there will not be a state of Kurdistan, for the Kurdish people, anytime soon?
The Lebanese would not support border changes/ control of water resources.
Russia is against any changes to the political boundaries in SW Asia.
Armenians would support having a buffer between themselves and Turkey.
Turkey, Syria, Iraq, & Iran would object to an independent Kurdish state.
9
Three religions
consider Jerusalem a Holy place.
Which 1 listed is NOT one of the three religions.
Judaism (Jewish)
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam (Muslim)
10
Due to the diversion of its tributary rivers, the
Aral Sea
has shrunk, causing the collapse of fishing industry,
False
True
11
SW Asia & N. Africa are a regions because of landforms like the Rub al'Khali & Sahara. This shows regionality because..
arid climate with sesert/desert scrub vegetation
rainy seasons
large settlements & population
countries have desalination plants
12
When the state of Israel was created after WWII, the Palestinian people...
Palestinians apply for OPEC membership.
Palestinians joyously celebrate.
Palestinians ask the U.S. to intervene.
Palestinians immigrated to neighboring countries.
13
The language most spoken in this regions is
Farsi
.
True
False
14
Jerusalem has a long, peaceful history with diverse populations from all religions.
True
False
15
The Bedouin people of Arabian Peninsula live a life in arid conditions, moving from one Oasis to the next to survive.
True
False
16
Why do some countries have more desalination plants than others in the region?
Some need use more freshwater so they need more desalination plants.
Some rather rely on Oasis in the area instead.
Some don't need desalination plants because they have plenty of freshwater
Some countries have wealth from oil resources and can afford them.
17
Israel's borders have changed over time due to United Nations mandates (demands).
True
False
18
In Kuwait, desalination plants have affected the population by....
shrinking the number of people living in the cities.
allowing the population to grow & cities to grow.
pushing people to migrate to other countries.
making them sick.
19
What best explains why places such as Indonesia and Central Asia have Muslim populations?(How did Islam spread?)
the Prophet Muhommad preached in these areas during the rise of Islam.
Islam originated in India and spread east and west along the coast.
Islam spread into these regions by major migrations
Islam spread along trade routes, such as the Silk Road.
