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AP HuG Units 1-4 Mini Review
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1
Which of the following countries would be in Stage 5 of the DTM?
Nigeria
Mexico
Germany
Japan
2
The world's largest
supranational
organization is
The European Union
The United States of America
NATO
The United Nations
3
B/c the USA has multiple levels of government--including state & local--and more power is on the local level, it is
an autocracy
a unitary government
a federal government
4
Which of the following is an example of a race and NOT an ethnicity?
Oromo
White
African American
Japanese
5
Which of the following is a SITE characteristic of Seattle?
rainy with lots of hills
30 miles north of Tacoma
47.6062° N, 122.3321° W
a democratic city
6
Which of the following is a
PULL FACTOR
in migration?
racism
job opportunities
Famine
War
7
The main difference between history and geography is
historians study events by time. Geography study concepts by space/location
historians study people. Geographers study rocks.
history is about war and geography is about culture.
history is boring. Geography is cool.
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A
state
needs to have all of the following EXCEPT
A defined border/boundary
A common culture across the whole population
a government/laws (including currency, education, etc)
international recognition
9
The spread of an idea or concept across space is
assimilation
diffusion
human development
map projections
10
This is the term for when banks drew boundaries around neighborhoods and systemically denied loans to African Americans
sovereignty
ethnocentrism
gerrymandering
redlining
11
Based on this population pyramid, what is happening to this population?
staying the same
growing
shrinking
12
A problem with some map projections like the Mercator below is
it distorts the size of land, making Greenland look bigger than Africa
the world is always changing, so no map is accurate
human error is always present in maps
nothing. It's perfect
13
The largest language family, with about 50% of the world speaking a language in this family:
Indo-European
Niger-Congo
Sino-Tibetan
Afro-Asiatic
14
Which of the following is NOT a universalizing religion?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Buddhism
15
"Do it for Denmark" is an example of
an antinatalist policy
propaganda
a pronatalist policy
a population pyramid
16
The map of North Carolina below shows an example of which vocab word?
ethnonationalism
redlining
gerrymandering
sovereignty
17
The epidemiological transition model shows
how birth rates change over time
how people's cultures change over time
how the leading cause of death/diseases change over time
how people's movements change over time
18
The difference between a refugee and an immigrant is
refugees are welcome into a country. immigrants are disliked.
refugees are forced to leave their countries. immigrants choose to leave.
a refugee wants to move for job opportunities. immigrants moves for family
19
McDonalds and Blue Jeans are examples of
local culture
indigenous culture
pop culture
no culture :P
20
Which of the following is the SITUATION of Seattle?
a cool city
rainy with lots of hills
47.6062° N, 122.3321° W
30 miles north of Tacoma
21
The country with the Highest Human Development Index Score is
the USA
Norway
Nigeria
China
22
Which of the following countries is a
nation-state
?
Japan
Brazil
The United States
Nigeria
23
People saying "pop" vs "soda" vs "coke" is an example of different
languages
language branches
language families
language dialects
24
Which of the following religions has the fewest followers around the world?
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Islam