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Maternal mortality rate is higher
The main purpose of the EU
AP HUMAN GEO REVIEW UNIT 1-4
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The main purpose of the EU
Promote human rights
promote economic and political cooperation
provide military aide
stop rebellions
2
Maternal mortality rate is higher
in developed countries
when access to prenatal health care is insufficient.
with multiple births
in areas that lack industrial developement
3
What is the official language of the US
Spanish
English
There is no official language
German
4
The largest ethnic religion by far is
Islam
Buddihism
Hinduism
Judaism
5
Which of the following best characterizes the concept of irredentism?
Balkanization
shatterbelt
genocide
nationalism
6
A boundary that is forcibly drawn by outsiders, without reference to the cultural patterns iscalled a
superimposed boundary
antecedent boundary
subsequent boundary
geometric boundary
7
A regional variation of a language is known as a
standard language
creiole
language
dialect
8
Most of the world's population is clustered into these four areas:
East Asia, South Asia, South America, and Southeast Asia.
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe, and Africa.
Europe, East Asia, South Asia, and Africa.
South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, and Europe.
9
In the United States, which is shared by all Americans?
ethnicity
Nationality
race
language
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In which country does religion pose a centrifugal force?
Brazil
India
Saudia Arabia
Belgium
11
An isogloss is used by geographers to
determine global warmin
determine word choices
identify isolated groups
determine climate zones
12
A state is a good example of what type of region?
vernacular
traditional
functional
formal
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A restriction of a behavior imposed by religious law of social customs is a
taboo
civil law
phoibition
tolerant
14
What is the most important global forum for cooperation among states?
USMCA
EU
UN
NATO
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In border areas, many localities have passed resolutions to help unauthorized immigrants in amovement known as
Sanctuary cities
civil disobedience
amnesty
federalism
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The mov. of power from the cent. gov to reg. gov. within the stateor breakup of a large state (balkanization) into
imperalism
ethnocentrism
ireedentism
devolution
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Which country would be considered a "graying" population?
India
Japan
US
Peru
18
The first montheistic religion by far is
Judaism
ISlam
Buddism
Christianity
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The pillars of sustainability include
bringing together environmental protection, eco. growth, & social equality.
creating laws with rigid consequences.
things that are non-tangible and are only hoped for
education for all children
20
Stage 5 of the demographic transition would be characterized by
a low CBR and a low CDR resulting in an unchanging NIR.
a low CBR, increasing CDR resulting in a negative NIR.
a low CDR, and high CBR resulting in an unchanging NIR.
a high TFR and a high CDR resulting in a negative NIR.
21
The region with the highest TFR is
China
India
Europe
Sub-Saharan Africa
22
The manipulation of legislative boundaries to benefit one party over another is called
political cooperation
gerrymandering
independent commissions
democracy
23
To trade successfully, a landlocked country like Boliva-must
appeal to the United Nations to force other countries to let them trade.
make treaties with neighboring states that allow trade thro
build airports to bring goods in and out of the country.
make war against neighboring states to gain access to the sea.
24
The school of thought that says that the physical env. may limit some actions, butpeople can adjust to their env. is
Possiblism
substaninable development
cultural ecology
environmental determinism.
25
politically organized territory with a permanent population, a defined territory, and agovernment is called a
frontier
nation
nation-state
multistate nation
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In NA, the US and Can. used a single line of latitude west of the GreatLakes to define their boundary. This type of
subsequent boundary
antecedent boundary
geometric boundary
relict boundary
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A bound.that predates the dev. of large-scale politically organized comm.(the boundary between Malaysia and Indonesia)
relict boundary
anntecendent boundary
Geometric bondary
superimposed boundary
28
According to the Law of the Sea, the territorial limits for most countries is
12 land miles
3.5 nautical miles
12 nautical miles
3.5 land miles
29
Which of the following groups represents a nation without a state?
French
Armenians
Italians
Basque
30
Which of the following is an example of self-determination?
Formation of Yugoslavia
creation of Czechnia and Slovakia
t division of Germany in 1946
seizure of Crimea
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The fact that Euro. states ignored ethnic groups' cultural boundaries when creating politicalboundaries in Africa led to
the return of several African states to territorial status.
the lost of many ethnic groups' cultural heritage.
the rise of peaceful multiethnic states in much of sub-Saharan Africa
significant ethnic diversity and many conflicts over boundaries.
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A gov. in which th entire country is under the jurisdict. of a nat. gov.located in the capital city without much smaller
a federal state
a stateless nation
a compact state
a unitary state
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A group's material culture is produced by
its geographical location.
a collection of social customs
its food choices
its habits
34
Which language is the global lingua franca of technology and the Internet?
Swahili
Chinese
English
French
35
A transnational corporation
operates factories.
conducts research.
all these are correct
sells products.
36
A large-scale map would best illustrate
connections between world cities.
highways connecting regions in a country.
neighborhood streets in a suburb.
freeway routes in a large city
37
What is the most commonly used Sino-Tibetan language?
Mandarin
Thai
Tibetan
Han
38
A state with control over its own internal affairs has
Centripetal forces
Sovereignty
NAtionality
Irredentism
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Where is an ethnoburb located?
in the heart of the inner city
in the hinterlands aweay from the city
in the suburban area of the city
along the original settlement areas of the region
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Folk culture is primarily spread through
televison
relocation
the internet
social media
41
Human geographers focus on
How we interact with each other
How people make places
How we organize space
All the above
42
The core of Islamic belief involves the acts of the
Eight-fold path
Forty Years of Wandering
Four noble truths
Five Pillars of Faith
43
Most of the new pandemic diseases are spread through
global diffusion
hierarchial diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Relocation diffusion
44
A toponym is
The charcteristics that ma a place distinct
a name given to a place on Earth
the location of a place in relation to another place.
a physical charcteristic of a place
45
Which of the following is responsible for space-time compression?
syncretization
regionalization
accomidation
globalization
46
Which language family does English belong to?
Indo-European
Indo-Caucasion
Sino-European
Sino-tibetan
47
A country with a negative NIR would be
Guatemal
Russia
Angola
China
48
Jerusalem is a sacred place to all of the following except
Buddhist
Muslims
Christians
Jews
49
What is the largest multinational state?
Brazil
Germany
Russia
Ukraine
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According to E.G. Ravenstein the most common reason for people to migrate is for
economic reasons
political reasons
Enviornmental reasons
war