What is population density?

average number of people living in a square mile or km.

What is an example of a non renewable resource

fossil fuels, oil, coal, natural gas

What are the slums and what is being done to improve the slums?

crowded neighborhood, govt & UN make areas safer & healthier

What is the SQ3R strategy?

Survey, Question, Read, Recite & Review

What is the positive effect of migration?

Blending cultures...making life more interesting

What are some problems that can arise when a populated area continues to grow?

more crime, pollution, disease, poverty, crowds, less work

What are 2 effects of population growth on the environment?

increased mining damage, chemical spills, deforestation, etc

What is population distribution?

The geographic pattern of where people live on Earth

What are 3 elements of culture?

language, customs, economy, history, sports, religion

What is a nonrenewable resource?

resource that can't be replaced. Once consumed, it's gone.

What is a renewable resource and give an example?

Can be replaced=water, trees, energy from sun/wind

Name at least 4 of the 6 major religions.

Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism

What is a harmful effect of migration?

Some feel individual cultures are not preserved

What are 4 different economic systems?

Traditional, Market, Command & Socialist

What are some of the challenges refugees may face?

language, missing home, finding job/place to live

What is doubling time?

number of years it takes a population to double in size

What is the difference between an export and an import?

Export=product sells to countries Import=bought from others

What are the causes of population growth?

falling death rate (better care, food, water) & more births

How does the world's death rate compare to the birthrate and how does this impact population?

More births than deaths=population growth

What is the standard of living?

Measuring needs met: food, shelter, clothing, education, etc

Countries to set little or no tariffs when selling/trading

What is sustainability?

Where natural resources meet needs of society

What is a megalopolis?

Huge city with extreme population, growing larger/challenges

What are 3 forms of government?

Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship

What does it mean to emigrate?

to leave one's home to live in another place

What is a rural area and give an example?

Sparsely populated/Mr. Richard's hometown

What is an example of a pull factor?

to be near friends/family, better schools, jobs, etc.

What is one factor that influences population growth rates?

culture & religion & if the area is industrialized

What is the Gross Domestic Product? (GDP)

Total dollar value of goods & services produced in a year

What is globalization?

Process where nations, economies & cultures are integrated

What does it mean to immigrate?

to enter and live in a new country

We read about refugees with resilience and grit. What does this mean?

Not giving up when things get tough

What are human rights?

Rights of life, liberty & fair treatment before the law

What is urbanization?

When cities grow larger and spread into surrounding areas.

What is an example of a push factor?

war, violence, persecution, weak economy, natural disasters

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1
What is population density?
average number of people living in the inner city
average number of people living in a square mile or km.
average number or people in Hoisington, KS
average number or people living in the "burbs"
2
What is an example of a non renewable resource
fossil fuels, oil, coal, natural gas
fossil fuels, wind
gasoline, water
clouds, sunshine, thunder
3
What do we call someone who has fled their home country due to violence, war or persecution?
A mover and a shaker
Refugee
Pilgrim
Smarter than the average human
4
What is it called when people and/or animals move from one place to another?
Migration
Population Growth
Increase in Human Beings
Immigration
5
What are the slums and what is being done to improve the slums?
crowded neighborhood, govt & UN make areas safer & healthier
areas where people never want to leave
Areas with a lot of police presence
sparsely populated areas with better healthcare
6
What is the SQ3R strategy?
Sebastion, Queen, Read
Survey, Question, Write, Read & Review
Survey, Question, Read, Recite & Review
Screen, Queen, Read, Write & Wrong
7
What is the positive effect of migration?
More people in smaller areas
Blending cultures...making life more interesting
Only talking to your own friends and family
Becoming friends with people from your hometown
8
Water is a need
True
Only if it's cold
False
Sometimes
9
What are some problems that can arise when a populated area continues to grow?
more poverty, crime, pollution, less disease
more crime, pollution, disease, poverty and work
more crime, pollution, disease, poverty, crowds, less work
more disease, less money and love
10
What are 2 effects of population growth on the environment?
miners stuck in caves, chemical stored up for the future
New tree growth, new roads built and building expansion
increased electricity & using solar power to its fullest
increased mining damage, chemical spills, deforestation, etc
11
Is the population distribution even or uneven?
It is somewhat even
It is always even
It is rarely counted
It is uneven
12
What is currency?
a type of money
a type of bitcoin
A slow current on the river
A swift current on the river
13
What is population distribution?
The pattern of how fast people can run across the U.S.
The reason people live where they live.
The distribution of population
The geographic pattern of where people live on Earth
14
What are 3 elements of culture?
language, customs, economy, history, sports, religion
language, walking, economy, self driving cars
running quickly, religion, praying, giving
regions in Johnson County, KS
15
Which form of government do we practice in the United States?
Democracy
Trumpism
Republic
Obamaism
16
What is a nonrenewable resource?
resource that can't be replaced. Once consumed, it's gone.
Schools and universities
A resource that is nonrenewable
a resource that is always there
17
What is a renewable resource and give an example?
Can be replaced=water, trees, energy from sun/wind
Can be replaced=spires, cars, trucks
Can be replaced=dirt, buildings, spires
Cannot be replaced=water, trees, lakes
18
Name at least 4 of the 6 major religions.
Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism
Atheist & Agnostic
Jewish, Protestant
Catholic & Lutheran
19
What is a harmful effect of migration?
Some feel individual cultures are not preserved
Cultures are grown into something special
Cultures prosper
There is an excess amount of food in all areas
20
What are 4 different economic systems?
Sales, Black Friday
Cyber Monday, Traditional, Command
Traditional, Communist, Sales
Traditional, Market, Command & Socialist
21
What are some of the challenges refugees may face?
abundance of jobs and friends
Needing an interpreter at WalMart
language, missing home, finding job/place to live
Knowing multiple languages and getting to use them
22
What is doubling time?
number of years it takes a population to triple in size
When a population gets bigger and bigger
number of years it takes a population to double in size
number of years it takes a population to quadruple in size
23
An Iphone is a need
True
Sometimes
False
Only when I'm out with friends
24
What are some places in the world where the doubling time is fairly short?
Chicago, Illinois
Parts of Asia and Africa
Independence, Missouri
Lawrence, KS
25
What is a place in the world where doubling time is longer
Oxford Middle School
New York City
Overland Park, KS
Canada
26
What is the largest megalopolis in the Americas?
Mexico City
Arkansas City
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
27
What is the difference between an export and an import?
Export=product sells to countries Import=bought from others
Import=incoming people
Export dumps ex boyfriends and ex girlfriends
Export=outgoing people
28
What is an urban area and give an example.
Tons of people/Hoisington, KS
Densely populated/Miami, FL
Sparsely populated/Chicago
Densely Populated/Prairie Village, KS
29
What are the causes of population growth?
falling death rate (better care, food, water) & more births
less people getting married/choosing dating websites instead
increase in twins and triplets in the world
more people are living to be at least 100 years old
30
How does the world's death rate compare to the birthrate and how does this impact population?
The number of babies born in the world is increasing rapidly
The number of old people is decreasing rapidly
More births than deaths=population growth
More deaths than births=population growth
31
What is the standard of living?
Standards for living large
Standards for living in Johnson County
Standards in which we live
Measuring needs met: food, shelter, clothing, education, etc
32
What is one thing you do to address discrimination when you see it or experience it?
Stand up for others/yourself
Tell on others
Act like you didn't see it
Run and hide
33
What is free trade?
Countries to set little or no tariffs when selling/trading
Freeing the trade
Countries to charge large amounts when selling/trading
Trading items for free
34
What type of economy does the United States have?
mixed economy
weak economy
moderate economy
strong economy
35
What are 2 causes of migration?
push factors and strength factors
push factors and pull factors
smash factors and push factors
pull factors and lift factors
36
What is sustainability?
To be able to sustain a handstand
Where natural resources meet needs of society
Where natural resources don't meet the needs of society
To be able to sustain the weight of a large building
37
What is a megalopolis?
Huge city with extreme population, growing larger/challenges
A huge city with very little people occupying it
A large lopolis
A mega lopolis
38
What are 3 forms of government?
Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship
Kings & Queens and Democrats
Communism and Kings & Queens
Democratic, Republican and Independent
39
What does it mean to emigrate?
to grate the em's
to leave one's home to live in another place
to stay in the same town your entire life
to leave your job to take another one
40
What is a rural area and give an example?
Sparsely populated/Overland Park, KS
Sparsely populated/Mr. Richard's hometown
Tons of people/Manhattan, KS
Tons of people/Okmulgee, OK
41
What is an example of a pull factor?
to be near friends/family, better schools, jobs, etc.
you are being pulled by an ex BFF
You are doing as many pull ups as possible in 30 seconds.
the weights are pulling against your muscles
42
What is one factor that influences population growth rates?
religion and the beliefs a human being holds
If the country reacts properly to changing weather patterns
culture, respect for adults and eating at the dinner table
culture & religion & if the area is industrialized
43
What is the Gross Domestic Product? (GDP)
Total dollar value of goods produced in a lifetime
Good Donut Pieces
Total dollar value of goods & services produced in a year
Gosh Darn Pilgrims
44
What are some of the neediest areas with the largest & fastest-growing populations?
Australia, Antarctica and Asia
Africa, Asia & Kansas
Asia, Africa & South America
Asia, Brazil and Texas
45
What is globalization?
Process where Indian tribes join together
Process where nations, economies & culture aren't integrated
Process where nations, economies & cultures are integrated
Process where a Knight Buck store sells globes
46
What does it mean to immigrate?
to crawl to a new city
to wake up in the same home every day
to enter and live in a different state
to enter and live in a new country
47
We read about refugees with resilience and grit. What does this mean?
Having parents make excuses for your giving up constantly
Being a flower and having no ability to persevere
Quitting when something doesn't go your way.
Not giving up when things get tough
48
What are human rights?
The rights of OMS students in 7th grade
The rights of humans
Rights of life, liberty & fair treatment before the law
The rights of neanderthals
49
What is urbanization?
Cities lose population to thriving towns like Great Bend, KS
When cities grow smaller and spread into surrounding areas
When cities grow larger and spread into surrounding areas.
When cities are smaller than towns
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What is an example of a push factor?
natural disasters, car accidents, people who run red lights
pushing someone to leave based on their number of family
pushing weights about your head at an increasing weight
war, violence, persecution, weak economy, natural disasters

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