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1
The number of people per unit of agriculturally productive (arable) land is known as
physiologic density
agricultural density
crude density
arithmetic density
2
The idea that connectivity is more important than absolute distance is most associated with
time space compression
distance decay
stimulus diffusion
contagious diffusion
3
Nomadic movement is considered to be
cyclic
permanent
immigration
periodic
4
The model that predicts interaction based on size and distance of locations is the _________ Model.
Demographic Momentum
Gravity
Demographic Transition
Time-Space Compression
5
Curved lines on a topographic map indicate
distance
latitude
elevation
temperature
6
Which of the following best describes the movement of the USA population center since 1790?
south and east
west and south
north and east
west
7
Which of the following is NOT a Law of Migration?
Most migration is step migration
Most international migrants are women
Most migration is rural to urban
Migrants traveling long distances choose big cities.
8
Low death rates and declining birth rates are indicative of Stage _____ in the DTM.
IV
III
I
II
9
The DTM essentially theorizes that as a country develops economically their population growth will eventually
explode
stay stationary
decline
increase
10
Finding a good job and a spouse at a intermediate stop on a migration route is known as a/an
interfering factor
interceding factor
intervening opportunity
interceding opportunity
11
A ratio of items within a defined unit of area measures
pattern
density
diffusion
distribution
12
Connectivity is a way to describe
distance decay
relative location
absolute location
spatial interaction
13
Which of the following is NOT a forced migration?
The internment of Japanese Americans in camps during WWII
The Atlantic Slave Trade
Settlers on the Mormon Trail
The Trail of Tears
14
The idea that food production can not keep pace with population growth is the basis of ____________ Theory.
Heartland
Malthusian
Ravenstein's
Weberian
15
Which of the following is NOT a site characteristic?
vegetation
elevation
climate
irrigation canals
16
A regional outbreak of disease is known as a/an
pandemic
chronic
endemic
epidemic
17
Which term best describes the spatial arrangement of items in a given area?
density
scale
direction
distribution
18
The type of migration that sees movement to a series of more economically secure locations is known as
periodic movement
forced migration
chain migration
step migration
19
The idea that the physical environment can constrain human cultures but not entirely determine them is known as
political ecology
cultural ecology
determinism
possibilism
20
Population growth in the USA is most related to
decreased immigration
increased immigration
natural increase
increased fertility rates
21
Which best describes a remittance?
repatriation of an individual to their home country
illegal immigration
money sent to a migrant's family in the home country
political status in a neighboring country
22
The seasonal movement of livestock between pastures in mountainous areas is known as
transmigration
nomadism
transhumance
cyclic movement
23
Distance decay says that as distance increases interaction
decreases
increases
stays constant
24
A disease that is always present in a community is said to be a/an ___________ disease.
epidemic
infectious
chronic
endemic
25
Issues in a migrant's home country that encourage them to emigrate are known as
driving factors
intervening opportunties
pull factors
push factors