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This is a review for the Spring 2021 final for Human Geography
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1
Centrifugal forces divided an existing state or nation
FALSE
TRUE
2
Every map has some distortion because of the earth’s curved surface
TRUE
FALSE
3
Choropleth maps use _____ to provide information.
Color
Numbers
Pictures
4
Bid rent theory means the closer to the business district the more expensive property is.
TRUE
FALSE
5
If 1 part of a global product is unavailable, the supply chain breaks & price goes up
TRUE
FALSE
6
Economy transforming from "handmade" to machine manufacturing is called:
Incapacitation
Institutionalization
Industrialization
Incarceration
7
Semi-periphery contains both Core & Periphery regions
FALSE
TRUE
8
Maps & names of places can trace the spread of languages & religions
FALSE
TRUE
9
Which of the following is not true?
Quinary is hospitality industry [restaurants & hotels]
Tertiary is services that get paid for but are not actual goods
Quaternary sector for schools & knowledge/research
Secondary sector represents manufacturing itself
10
Self-determination is a country’s action to establish its own:
National treasures and historic places
Government, coinage, and self-reliance
National parks and recreational areas
Government, allegiances, and statehood
11
Which location will get us to exactly where we need to be?
Relative Location
Absolute Location
My Location
Unlocation
12
Closing or moving of manufacturing plants is deindustrialization.
TRUE
FALSE
13
Something that forces you to move to a different location is factor?
Money Factor
Social Factor
Strength
Push Factor
14
Which is a non-essential business or service you would find in a city:
Water treatment plant
Sanitation Plan
Public Recreation Area
Book Store
15
One difference between a state and a stateless nation is:
A state has control while a stateless nation has no control
A stateless nation is missing land while a state has land
A state can be a country but a stateless nation has no country
A stateless nation has people loyal to it while a state has disloyal people
16
Rural refers to:
Country areas that have low level population density
Townships with medium size populated residential areas
Wilderness or contaminated areas that are unsuitable for human habitation.
City like areas that are high density populations
17
Urban refers to:
Country areas that have low level population density
City like areas that are high density populations
Townships with medium size populated residential areas
Wilderness or contaminated areas that are unsuitable for human habitation.
18
Cities have certain fundamental parts to them. Which of the following doesn’t belong:
Residential zones
Industrial or manufacturing zones
Waterfront park
Central business district
19
Production & consumption of goods & services creates the wealth & resources
Of an Ecology
Of an Econazole
Of an Economy
Of Ecommerce
20
The spread of beliefs & practices can be traced to distinct origin of religion
FALSE
TRUE
21
Global Supply Chain means parts of a final product come from around the world.
FALSE
TRUE
22
Different scales can show the same data from different:
Points of view or perspectives
Places on the globe
23
Which is an example of how a economic process affects population
Laws that make immigration easier
More people = more shoe stores are needed in an area
Less people means less traffic
Areas with less people will have less contributing through taxes
24
Centripetal forces bind & unite a state or nation together.
TRUE
FALSE
25
Ancient places where languages & religions started are called:
Cultural homes
Cultural habits
Cultural health
Cultural hearths
26
Convincing white people to sell property cheap due to a racial minority moving in:
Bustingblock
Blockbuster
Blocking
Blockbusting
27
Something draws you to move to a different location is what kind of factor?
Pull Factor
Social Factor
Lifestyle Factor
Employment Factor
28
Formal bountries: state lines, national borders, city limits are:
Created by accident
Unimportant
Created by nature
Man made
29
The parts of a map are important because they
Tell you who created the map
Tell how to go places on the map, maps only show directions
Tell you what the map explains
Tell you how to understand and use the map
30
High value/high profit goods move from Core to Periphery & Semi-periphery.
FALSE
TRUE
31
Which Urban hierarchy is in correct order: smallest to largest:
Urban center, rural outpost, village
Single farmhouse, hamlet, village
City, metropolis, farmhouse
Village, city, and town
32
Most important factors influencing location of manufacturing are
Transportation and the cost of shipping goods
Companies located in close proximity to business needed for final product
Break-of-bulk point where goods transfer to transportation
Availability of skilled workers & cheap production location
33
Tariffs=added foreign cost for the privilege of selling to the American market.
FALSE
TRUE
34
Redlining is the historic practice of marking maps: who can & cannot live where.
FALSE
TRUE
35
Which is a an essential business or service:
Grocery Store
Stars & Strikes
Automobile Dealership
Public Library
36
Acquiring control over another land & monopolizing it for monetary gain is
Idolatry
Colonialism
Constitutionalism
King of the hill.
37
Identify an example of how a political process affects population
Laws that make immigration easier
The more people there are the more jobs are needed in an area
NYC is powerful & influential because they have a large population
Areas with less people will have less contributing through taxes
38
What data do Demographic Transition Models use?
Male and female.
Under 12 and over 65 years.
Gross domestic product.
Gender and age.
39
Which is an example of how a social process affects population
NYC is powerful & influential because they have a large population
Laws that make immigration easier
Less people means less cultural diversity
Areas with less people will have less contributing through taxes
40
Which did not spread from a cultural hearth:
Chores outside the house
Dialects & languages
Gender roles
Ethnic culture
41
Population pyramids are used to make predictions of?
Future needs for bandwidth to support virtual learning.
Ranking Egyptian Rulers
Future needs of services: hospitals, grocery stores, schools.
Construction of parkways and interstate roads.
42
UN’s goals help measure progress in developing countries.
TRUE
FALSE
43
Government is organization of leadership; governance is system of leadership.
TRUE
FALSE
44
Who receives a greater respect & recognition as birth rates slow down?
Elderly
Women
Business class workers
Newborn Children
45
Sustainability policies attempt to remedy worldwide problems
TRUE
FALSE
