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Examples of ethnic religion
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduasim
Islam
2
Replacement Rate
2.5
2.1
2.2
2
3
In Rostow's Model Stage 5 is
The "take-off"
Age of Consumption
Traditional
Pre-conditions for "Take-off"
4
It's a place of worship for Buddhists.
temple
mosque
church
synagogue
5
Stage 2 in the DTM represents
Population declining due to lower birth rates and stable death rates
Population rising but birth rates slowing death rates reducing
Population growing due to high birth rates but lower death rates
Population high and fluctuating
6
Which of the following is the essential requirement of lowland rice production?
Abundant water
Proximity to market
Cheap labor
Year-round growing season
7
Examples of devolutionary forces EXCEPT
Religion
Language
Compact State
Physical geography
8
Cultural convergence is the ______.
blending of two cultures
split of two cultures
rule of caudillos
rise of women in the workforce
9
Which religion worship in a synagogue?
Jewish
Muslim
Hindu
Buddist
10
Interregional migration
When a person moves within a region
When a person moves within a country
Someone moving across international borders and staying connected
When a person moves from one region of the country to another region
11
Most Christians live :
Europe and Africa
Africa & North America
Asia and Europe
Europe and N.& S. America
12
The boundaries of congressional districts of the United States are
redrawn every ten years
set according to process developed by the United States Constitution
redrawn after every presidential election
drawn to cross over state boundaries
13
All of the following might be considered examples of "proxy war" EXCEPT:
Vietnam War
Korean War
Syrian War
World War II
14
Most Buddhist live in?
West and East Asia
East and Southeast Asia
West and Southwest Asia
North and South Asia
15
What is a "world city"?
big city that dominates global finance/commerce
huge city in an LDC with large urban slums
the largest city in a region or country
a major city in an industrializing country
16
Maquiladoras created by US corporations for the production of electronics is an example of
New international division of labor
Exploitation of union labor
Industrialization
Tertiary economic activity
17
RNI stands for
Relative National Increase
Rate of National Increase
Recommended Nutrient Intake
Rate of Natural Increase
18
What religion worship in a mosque?
Buddhism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
19
Which of the following can be categorized as a primary activity?
Car manufacturing
Engineering
Teaching
Coal mining
20
Which of the following correctly lists the four major ancient culture hearths?
Central Asia, Ethiopia, Nubia, Mesopotamia
Egypt, Mekong Valley, Middle East, Western Africa
Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, Nile Valley, China
Ethiopia, Ghana, Machu Picchu, Mongolia
21
The seaport of Kaliningrad, on the Baltic Sea, is an exclave of which country?
Russia
Lithuania
Finland
Poland
22
Intraregional Migration
Movement from one region of a country to another
Movement within one region (like urban to suburban)
23
France and UK are examples of
federal state
unitary state
24
Rate of Natural Increase
Birth Rate
Death Rate - Birth Rate
Birth Rate - Death Rate
Birth Rate + Death Rate
25
What is Sharia Law?
strict religious law code for Judaism
strict religious law code for Hinduism
strict religious law code for Islam
strict religious law code for Buddhism
26
Crude birth rate
The number of babies born per year
The number of live births per year per woman
The number of live births per 1000/year
The number of births per 100/year
27
Which of the following is a forward capital?
London
Seoul
Cairo
Brasília
28
Which population pyramid is shown
Military Town
Elderly Community
College Town
Penitentiary
29
Examples of infrastructure -------------
Electricity
Clothing
Sewage System
Bridges
30
Which country is in Wallerstein's core?
Germany
Peru
North Korea
Nicaragua
31
In the Third World, plantation crops like bananas, coffee, and sugar are examples of
specialty agriculture
value-added agriculture
subsistence agriculture
export-based agriculture
32
Which 2 countries do most Jews live in?
United States
United Kingdom
France
Israel
33
Examples of non-material aspects of culture i
clothing
traditions
belief systems
practices
34
Universalizing religion
A relgion that attempts to appeal to all people.
The spreading of religion around the world.
The spreading of a religion.
A religion that only stays in a certin area.
35
Most Muslims
are Arab and vice versa
live in the Middle East
live outside the Middle East in Indonesia, Pakistan, and India
live in North America
36
What does Cultural landscape mean?
the visible imprint of human activity and culture on a landscape
Combination of Spanish and English, spoken by Hispanic-Americans.
an anti-natalist neighborhood
an area where people share a similar but not identical culture
37
which is the consequence of aging population?
decreasing workforce and increasing healthcare
decreasing productivity and healthcare
increasing productivity and healthcare
increasing productivity and decreasing healthcare
38
An Ethnic religion
tries to convert people
believe their religion offers universal appeal
is geographically widespread
does not try to convert people
39
All of the following are examples of newly independent states EXCEPT:
Kosovo
Japan
Eritrea
South Sudan
40
TFR stands for
total financial rate
too far removed
total fertility rate
totally forward racing
41
The Milkshed is...
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region where milk is produce
A shed made of milk
area surrounding an urban center that supplies milk
42
Absolute location
includes numbers
can be an address
can be coordinate points
uses landmarks
43
All of the following contain major oil-producing zones EXCEPT the
Caspian Sea
North Sea
Gulf of California
Gulf of Mexico
44
Plantation agriculture is commonly found where?
In the dry interior regions of large continents
In former colonies
Where its goods can be most easily transported
usually near a coast
45
Which example below is an example of Irredentism?
Korean War
Russia vs Ukraine (current)
Cuban Missile Crisis
Japan vs. US (WWII)
46
The United States Australia, Brazil, Germany, and India are examples of
federal states
unitary states
47
A good example of a centripetal force in political geography is
Rugged topography
The existence of different language regions
Religious diversity and conflict
A primate city
48
Where would you find squatter settlements in the Latin American Urban Model?
Near the CBD
Along the commercial spine
On the outskirts of cities
Near industry
49
Which of the following best illustrates the geographical concept of the nation-state?
Iceland
Japan
India
Belgium
50
relocation diffusion
spread of an idea that inspires the creation of a new product
rapid spread of an idea or product from the culture hearth
spread of an idea or product from physical movement
spread of an idea or product from authority
51
Which population pyramid is shown?
Penitentiary
Elderly Community
Military Town
Economically Active
52
Which religion worship in a temple?
Hindu
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
53
Compared to the urban model of the U.S., the Latin American city model best explains which of the following patterns?
Squatter settlements are increasing in the central city
Plazas are increasingly being built along peripheral areas
Income levels & land value increase in the center of the city & along spine
Manufacturing districts are adjacent to the center of the city
54
Nunavut & Native America/First Nations reservations are examples of:
autonomous regions
supranational organizations
states
communism
55
Both Hinduism and Buddhism originated in
Japan
India
China
Europe
56
The principal religion of Central and SouthAmerica is
Eastern Orthodoxy
Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
Buddhism
57
Stage 1 and 4 of the DTM are similar because:
both have high dependency rates
both have low life expectancies
both have high birth rates
both have low growth rates
58
China is in this stage of the DTM
3
4
1
2
59
The Rust Belt refers to
networks of rail lines that are no longer in use
the abandoned ship-building facilities of the Northeast
the deindustrialized regions of the Midwest
the iron mining district of Minnesota’s Mesabi Range
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total fertility rate
average number of children being given to a woman during her lifetime
average number of children being born to a woman during her lifetime
2.1
average number of children dying from sickness
