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1
The world's agricultural Hearth areas are those regions
where agricultural surplus is produced
where plants/animals were domesticated
from which the core gets its food
where swidden is practiced
2
The most important reason for European Voyages of discovery was the desire
For economic gain
To gain geographic knowledge
To spread social & cultural values
To spread Christianity
3
The Core regions of the modern world tend to have low per-capita incomes
False
True
4
with their ability to exercise power and influence in the periphery, transnational corporations are called commercial
colonialists
determinists
neocolonialists
imperialists
5
which of the following was NOT a major Hearth Area?
Ganges Floodplain
Scandinavia
Fertile Crescent
Arizona & New Mexico
6
Slash and burn refers to an innovation in
agriculture
warfare
colonization
urbanization
7
"Jihad vs McWorld" symbolizes traditionally based cultural values vs pop culture/materialism
True
False
8
The first agricultural revolution was characterized by the following EXCEPT
uprisings of rural populations against urban landowners
domestication of animals
new methods to process & store foods
centers in the fertile crescent
9
Colonialism always results in ________ domination of a foreign society by the colonizing power
both political and legal
cultural
political
legal
10
Production of sugar from sugar beets, as an alternative to trading for sugar made from sugar cane is an example of
division of labor
import substitution
spatial justice
comparative advantage
11
Neocolonialism allows core states to maintain significant influence over periphery ones
False
True
12
The great scramble for African Colonies occurred
in the 2 decades after WWII
during Portugal's domination of the world-system
in the 3 decades preceding WWI
just after the Napoleonic wars
13
The Central Andes and Mesoamerica were linked to Europe along the Silk Road
True
False
14
Which of the following was NOT among the important geographical phenomena introduced by world-empires?
urbanization
inter-regional trade
colonization
religion
15
world-empires are organized around a
reciprocal social economy
system of taxation and redistribution
subsistence production economy
capitalist social economy
16
In the years after WWII, this country emerged as the hegemonic power
China
USSR
Great Britain
USA
17
Satin, Muslin, Damask and Calico are all named after Asian
foods
people
animals
cities
18
Manufacturing goods that had previously been imported = import substitution
True
False
19
Semi-peripheral regions often exploit peripheral regions
True
False
20
the average user in Germany upgrades their cellphone every 4 years, and every 6 1/2 yrs in Brazil- in the US its
more than 8 years
less than 2 years
4 years
6 years
21
Globalization is less relevant now than it was 10 years ago
True
False
22
One sign of the environmental mismanagement of Lake Baikal in Siberia was the death of thousands of
freshwater seals
Black bears
tourists from the USA
migratory birds
23
In 1400 AD, the Dry steppes and desert margins were populated by
pastoral minisystems
land speculators
newly evangelized Christians
European immigrants
24
European Industrialization started in
Spain
France
Britain
Sweden
25
the modern world-system had its origins in late 15th-century Europe, and was associated with a rise in
Food Production
Art
Manufactoring
Exploration
26
Many of the roads laid out by the _____ 2000 years ago continue to be major routes throughout Europe
Vikings
Greeks
Vandals
Romans
27
Which of the following regions was the last to be colonized by Europeans?
South America
west Africa
Australia & New Zealand
North America