Individuals and Societies: Unit 1 Review

Question 1

This line splits the globe between the Eastern & Western Hemispheres (Halves of the Globe)

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Prime Meridian

Question 2

Something documented about the past that was created after the fact.

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Secondary Source

Question 3

Which theme y refers to: What an area is like. All places have features that distinguish them from other place

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Place

Question 4

Which theme of Geography refers to: How places affect, and are affected by, the flow of people, ideas, and goods.

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Movement

Question 5

Rule by a king or queen Rule is hereditary (Through Birth) Examples: The United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia

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Monarchy

Question 6

A product or resource sold to another country.

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Export

Question 7

Which Continent is located at the coordinates: 40°N; 100°W?

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North America

Question 8

A way to exchange for goods and services. In short, it's money, in the form of paper or coins.

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Currency

Question 9

The Area between these two lines is referred to as “The Tropics,” since they do not have a winter.

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Capricorn & Cancer

Question 10

A product or resource that comes into a country from another place.

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Import

Question 11

Something found in nature that is necessary or useful to humans.

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Natural Resources

Question 12

Which theme of Geography refers to: Where something is and why is it located there.

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Location

Question 13

According to your notes, which world religion was first established?

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Hinduism

Question 14

Which world religion has No Deity that they follow?

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Buddhism

Question 15

Citizens vote elected officials. Examples: U.S., Canada, Mexico, France, Germany, Japan, Argentina

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Representative Democracy

Question 16

Which theme of Geography refers to: How people interact with, influence, and change the environment around them.

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Human Environmental Interaction

Question 17

The total value of all the goods and services produced in a country in a year.

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Gross Domestic Product

Question 18

Rule by one Party that owns all goods and services. Examples: Soviet Union, Cuba

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Communism

Question 19

In which economic system does the government own all of the resources.

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Communism

Question 20

Which world religion used a holy book called the Qur'an?

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Islam

Question 21

A system for exchanging goods and services among a group of people.

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Economy

Question 22

This line splits the globe between the Northern & Southern Hemispheres (Halves of the Globe)

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Equator

Question 23

Which theme of Geography refers to: An area connected by unifying features that can form and change over time.

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Region

Question 24

Something documented at the time or information from someone who was there.

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Primary Source

Question 25

Which world religion had NO single founder?

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Hinduism

Question 26

Which Continent is located at the coordinates: 0°N; 20°E?

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Africa

Question 27

The way in which perspective, agenda, or personal opinion affect information.

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Bias

Question 28

How the price of a good or service is usually determined.

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Supply and Demand

Question 29

Which two religions were both founded in the same location?

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Christianity & Judaism

Question 30

Rule by a single individual, Ruler controls military. Examples: Nazi Germany, North Korea

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Dictatorship

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