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(6.5) What model is this?
(1.6) What is the scale/scale of analysis?
AP Human Geo Overall Review
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(1.6) What is the scale/scale of analysis?
State scale/county scale of analysis
National scale/state scale of analysis
State scale/State scale of analysis
Regional scale/county scale of analysis
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(6.5) What model is this?
Hoyt Sector Model
Multiple Nuclei Model
Galactic City Model
Concentric Zone Model
3
(7.3) What is not a measure of economic development?
GII
GNP
GNI
GDP
4
(1.4) The concept of Distance Decay in a nutshell is ?
The further away something is, the less likely you'll interact with it
The closer something is, the less likely you are to interact with it
The closer something is, the more likely you are to interact with it
The further away something is, the more likely you are to interact with it
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(7.2) What did the least cost theory say?
Market areas are best represented by hexagons!
We're going to die due to lack of food!
Land furthest from the CBD is the most expensive!
Industries seek a site of minimum transport and labor cost
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(1.7) A pizza place's delivery range is a
Formal Region
Functional Region
Nodal Region
Perceptual Region
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(7.5) What is not a stage of rostow's theory?
Takeoff
Drive to Maturity
Traditional Society
Low Consumption
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(5.8) This model is called
Von Thunen Model
Concentric Zone Model
Hoyt's Sector Model
Bid Rent Model
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(5.4) The Second Agricultural Revolution
Enabled the Industrial Revolution to take place
Involved GMOs and increased population in peripheral countries
Led to a decrease in population due to Malthusian theory
Involved the original domestication of plants.
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(7.5) What happens in a traditional society?
Industry
Mass consumption of consumer goods
Primary sector focused economy
Secondary sector focused economy
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(2.10) What is a Pull Factor?
None of these
New Job Abroad
Low taxes at home
Penguins invading your house
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(3.5) What brought the British way of life to Hong Kong?
World War 1
None of these
Colonialism
Imperialism
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(2.11) What is a cultural effect of migration?
Important jobs being filled that the native population chooses not to do.
Remittances from relatives abroad
A quota being placed on the number of people from an ethnic group per year
Border disputes
14
Which of the following is a way SEZs can attract foreign investment?
Creating tariffs
Raising taxes
Giving tax incentives to foreign companies.
Creating a law which sets a high minimum wage for workers in the SEZ
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(2.4) Rate of Natural Increase includes...
Births, Deaths, Migration
Births, Deaths
Migration and Births
Migration
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(5.8) The Von Thunen Model is based off the Bid Rent Theory
True
False
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(6.2) What is an example of a metacity?
London
Seattle
Los Angeles
Tokyo
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(5-6) Urbanization has led to the loss of farmland over the years.
True
False
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(6.8) What causes de facto segregation?
A law which says a certain ethnic group cannot live in an area.
Mass produced homes
Commute times
High price of land/housing
20
(1.1) This pattern is a ....
Random Pattern
Dispersed Pattern
Uniform Pattern
Clustered Pattern
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(4.9) What is a supranational organization?
Paris Climate Accords
Treaty of Ghent
Ramstein Pact
AFCO
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(4.4) Example of a superimposed boundary?
Berlin Conference 1884
India/Pakistan
The Berlin Wall
Wyoming
23
(7.1) In which area did the Industrial Revolution start?
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Germany
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(5.1) The Bid Rent Theory says that the cost of labor is higher the closer you are to the market area.
False
True
25
(3.7) Buddhism is the most popular religion in Indonesia
True
False
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(5.1) Agriculture is influenced by the environment.
False
True
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(2.4) The formula for doubling time is...
(Death Rate - Birth Rate) + NIR
Death Rate/Birth Rate
70/NIR
70/Death Rate
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(1.1) What type of projection is this?
Robinson
Gall-Peters
Mercator
Goode's Interrupted Homolosine
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(4.8) What is a devolutionary factor?
Speaking Different Languages
Shared heritage
Another country declaring war
Shared religion
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(5.2) The Settlement Pattern Depicted here is...
???
Dispersed
Clustered
Linear
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(3.4) What is a universalizing religion?
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
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(6.4) What would the threshold of an international airport likely to be like?
High
Low
33
(3.6) What we can consider the opposite of distance decay.
There is no opposite, Cosunde is messing with you
Time-Space Convergence
Time-Space Divergence
Martilism
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(7.2) What economic sector is a coal miner in?
Quaternary
Quinary
Secondary
Primary
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(6.10) What is not a positive of gentrification?
New infrastructure
Displacement of groups of people
Architectural/aesthetic enhancement
Property value increases
36
An internally displaced person is a person who has crossed an international border in hopes of asylum.
True
False
37
(4.2) Balkanization is not a type of devolution.
False
True
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(3.4) What is not a type of expansion diffusion?
Relocation
Stimulus
Contagious
Hierarchical
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(6.2) What is an example of a megacity?
Rio De Janeiro
Berlin
Chicago
London
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(2.1) Physiological Density is...
None of these, Cosunde is a meanie head
Amount of farmers per unit of land.
Amount of people per unit of arable land.
Amount of farmers per unit of arable land.
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(7.6) What is not a trade organization?
WTO
EU
OPEC
NATO
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(4.5) Boundaries are defined, delimited, and demarcated. What is going on here?
Defining a boundary
Demarcating a boundary
Delimiting a boundary
Nothing
43
(5.1) Intensive farming usually involves
High level of investment/labor per unit of land
Low level of labor/investment per unit of land
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(1.1) What Type of Map is this?
Isoline
Graduated Symbol
Dot
Choropleth
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(2.5) Stage 1 of the DTM is characterized by...
High Births, High Deaths
Low Deaths, Low Births
High Births, Low Deaths
High Deaths, Low Births
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(2.6) Why can't we use the Malthusian Theory to predict future population issues?
Widespread use of contraception in MDCs
Some countries are still in Stage 2-3 of the DTM
Policies/ideas that promote population growth.
Limited use of contraception
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(6.5) What model is this?
Southeast Asian City Model
African City Model
Hoyt Sector Model
Concentric Zone Model
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(4.1) What is an example of a nation-state?
Japan
Germany
United States
Israel
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(6.5) What model is this?
Concentric Zone Model
African City Model
Islamic City Model
Hoyt Sector Model
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(7.5) What is a weakness of world systems theory?
Can be applied at all scales.
Based on the development experience of the West.
Primarily based on economics; does not factor in political/social issues
Assumes all countries will modernize and develop.
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(6.4) What theory is shown?
Bid Rent Theory
This isn't a theory
Central Place Theory
Malthusian Theory
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(1.5) Environmental Determinism states...
The environment is the biggest factor in the creation of a culture.
The environment can influence cultures
The environment has absolutely nothing to do with a culture
People, not the environment, influence culture.
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(1.4) Site is the location of a place in relation to other places.
True
False
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(6.10) What is being shown here?
Redlining
School Boundaries
Gerrymandering
Blockbusting
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(2.8) When women in a country are educated, what does not happen?
Women help advance a country economically.
The TFR of their country becomes very high.
Women play more roles in society.
Women better care for the children they have.
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(5.9) What is an example of a cash crop?
Cotton
Rice
Wheat
Corn
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(4.6) This is an example of
defining a boundary
packing
Cracking
demarcating a boundary
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(3.7) Hearths are
The place where an idea/innovation died
None of these
The place where an idea/invention is most popular
The place where an idea/innovation was born.
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(7.5) What does GII not measure?
Gender inequality
Length of life
Indices of empowerment
Reproductive health
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(5.5) IR-36 is an example of a hybrid plant.
False
True
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(2.3) A population pyramid with a very narrow base shows us that
A country is in Stage 2 of the DTM
A country's population is increasing
A country is in Stage 3 of the DTM
A country is in Stage 4/5 of the DTM
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(4.1) A Modern State does not have...
A spatial extent
Sovereign government
Permanent Population
None of these
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(6.8) What is not a goal of new urbanism?
Increase the price of land
Reduce urban sprawl
Mixed-use housing
Increase affordable housing
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(1.1) Absolute Location is ....
None of these
Qualitative
Relative
Quantitative
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(5.6) Commercial agriculture involves
Focusing on crops grown for profit.
Growing crops on a very small farm.
Growing crops for your own family.
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(6.4) What does the gravity model predict?
The lead city in a country in terms of size/influence
The statistical relationship between largest city and next largest city
The degree of interaction/probability of mobility between two places
The distribution of cites
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(5.7) The amount of family farms over the years has
Increased
Decreased
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(3.4) What is not a barrier to diffusion?
Age
Religion
Instagram
Language
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(2.3) This country is in _____ stage of the DTM.
Stage 4
Stage 5
Stage 1
Stage 2
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(6.10) What is not a challenge squatter settlements face?
None of these
Crime
Land Tenure
Pollution
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(2.10) What is a pull factor?
A good paying job at home
Low Taxes
Unemployment in current location
Educational opportunities at home
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(5.8) Why is Von Thunen's Model no longer applicable today?
People need more wood, so no more forests exist.
Transportation has gotten much cheaper.
There is only a single market.
Multiple Markets Exist.
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(4.7) The United States is an example of a...
Confederate State
Unitary State
Federal State
None of these
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(6.3) What is not a type of network that connects cities?
Folk Culture
Manufacturing/Trading
Transportation
Banking
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(6.7) What is not an example of infrastructure?
Electric Grids
Hospitals
Stores
Roads
