ASU Spring Final Exam

What is the leading natural resource in Nigeria?

Which of the following European countries is mostly covered in ice?

According to the illustration, at what point was India located south of the equator?

The structure featured in this image is associated with which country?

how is India home to one of the world's largest Muslim populations despite it being only 12% of the national total?

Which river is Africa's second longest river?

In the mid-13th century, which group destroyed Baghdad?

Most of Australia has what type of climate?

Which of the following statements about Australia is NOT true?

Which of the following areas in Austraila provides pressurized water that is commonly given to livestock?

What would have most likely driven members of the Bantu migration from West Africa to the east & south of the continent?

Which of the following pictures features an atoll?

What type of alphabet do most Russians use?

Which of the following countries has about 20 active volcanoes?

Which East Asian country has the second lowest population but the highest population density in the region?

Mahatma Gandhi was a key figure in which country's struggle for independence?

The Fiji Hindi language is a direct result of which occurrence?

Where did the Bantu of East and southern Africa migrate from?

Which religion is practiced most in Laos?

Map shows the vulnerability of areas to desertification, which country consists entirely of the highest risk soil?

What country was Mongolia part of in 1900?

Which of the following African lakes was created by human intervention?

According to the population pyramid, in 2000 China had about 120 million people in which age-group?

Central Asian countries that have large amounts of proven oil reserves might expect which happen as a result?

Which of the following phrases best describes Oceania’s physical geography?

Without the North Atlantic Drift, which of the following statements about Scandinavia’s climate would be true?

Each year, more than 2 million Muslims make a pilgrimage to which holy city?

Which of the following areas is most suited to farming?

Which of these are found in Southeast Asia's tropical rainforests?

New Zealand's history in the past few centuries is most similar to the history of which country?

Which group is the native population of Australia?

At the height of its power, the Mali Empire controlled the trade of which items?

Between which of the following geographic areas is the European continent located?

Which of the following factors drove many European nations to occupy and colonize nations in Southeast Asia?

What formations containing large lakes in northern Europe did glaciers produce?

What was Istanbul called before the Ottomans conquered the city in the 15th century?

Which of the following countries did Great Britain control during the colonial period?

Which of these descriptions best describes Southeast Asia's economy?

Most of the goods produced in Japan are sent elsewhere to be sold elsewhere. This makes Japan what type of economy?

Which nation is the most densely populated in the Arab world?

Which region has experienced an ongoing struggle with Russia for its independence?

The northernmost areas of Russia experience which type of climate?

Which action would most likely spark a conflict among neighboring countries over control of water resources?

Which of these weather events are NOT likely to occur in Southeast Asia?

From which language did the Romance languages evolve?

What devastating historic event compelled many European countries to work together in order to prevent future conflicts?

Which two countries have most greatly influenced the culture of present-day Oceania?

Which country has a constitutional monarchy as its government?

Which life-form is the base of the food chain in the waters around Antarctica?

Which of the following U.S. states was part of Russia before being sold to the United States?

In which direction is New Zealand located about 1,000 miles from Australia?

What has shaped much of the landscape along the North European Plain?

Buddhism came into Japan by way of which country?

Which country's empire encompassed one-fifth of Earth's landmass by the early 20th century?

What is a central belief of animism?

The spread of Islam to Central Asia and parts of South Asia illustrates which of the following concepts?

it experiences significant seasonal rains from monsoon systems South Asia has large expanses of which type of landscape?

Which of the following countries has a communist government that applies strict controls to keep the country isolated?

why people who live in mountainous areas are more likely to speak languages that are not spoken elsewhere?

Other than India, what countries or territories were created when India gained independence from the British in 1948?

Which of the following jobs is an example of an agricultural activity in the informal sector?

Liberia, in West Africa, is not associated with a European power on this map. What is the reason for this?

What is one reason why democracies in sub-Saharan Africa tend to be fragile?

Since 1980, which three countries have either attacked or been attacked by Iraq?

By definition, Antarctica is considered what type of landscape?

why is there tends to be a greater number of large cities in southern Africa than in East Africa?

Which nation came under the influence of the Soviet Union after winning independence?

Due to Australia's location in the Southern Hemisphere, which of these months is part of its winter?

By 2050, India is projected to overtake China as the world's most populated country. Why?

Where is the Sahel located?

Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia all have some legal affiliation with?

Why are there more Muslims in the island nations of southern Africa than the mainland countries?

Why is Siberia much colder than western Russia?

Today, which of the following ethnic groups has the biggest impact on Australia’s culture?

Which East Asian country has the lowest percentage of arable land?

By the late 19th century, Fiji had been ceded to which country?

Europeans would have called Iran by which of the following names in 1500 CE?

Which of the following groups ruled over much of Central Asia for more than two centuries?

Why is millet grown in the Sahel?

This temple is associated with which common religion in Fiji?

Some invertebrates in Antarctica have which compound in their blood to help protect against the cold?