APHUG Review: Ch 1, 4, 5, 6, & 10

[Ch 1]: What type of region is the Middle East?

[Ch 6]: Why is Ireland separated into the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland?

[Ch 4]: What is one major difference between pop culture and folk culture?

[Ch 5]: Korean is an example of an Indo-European language.

[Ch 10]: A farmer from Latin America is most likely to produce which crop?

[Ch 4]: Which of the following statements are true about the relationship between a culture and society?

[Ch 5]: Which answer correctly classifies language evolution from least to most recent?

[Ch 10]: What happened during the Agricultural Revolution?

[Ch 6]: Which is considered a universalizing religion?

[Ch 5]: What is a literary tradition?

[Ch 1]: Remote sensing is gathering data of the Earth’s surface using satellites or long-distance methods.

[Ch 10]: A nomadic herder is most likely to live in which region and use which type of farming?

[Ch 10]: Sustainable agricultural practices have lower revenues and lower costs than conventional practices.

[Ch 4]: The Amish are an example of pop culture.

[Ch 4]: What term is defined as “A restriction on behavior imposed by a social custom”?

[Ch 6]: How many major branches does Islam have?

[Ch 1]: What is the name of this map projection and what does it distort?

[Ch 6]: Buddhists, Sikhs, and Hindus are all known for historically fighting over the religious city called Jerusalem.

[Ch 4]: All of these are influenced by culture except?

[Ch 1]: You go to McDonalds in the UK, and find “Beans on Toast McFlurry” on their menu. What type of diffusion is this?

[Ch 10]: Which term means “Land used more even more intensively by obtaining two harvests per year from one field”?

[Ch 5]: Nicholas Ostler claims that English will disappear as the lingua franca due to what?

[Ch 6]: A missionary from India is most likely to follow..? (missionaries seek converts!)

[Ch 1]: What term is defined as “The location of a place relative to another place”?

[Ch 5]: The Balto-Slavic branch divides into three languages, one being East Slavic. What classification is East Slavic?