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AP Human Geography, Unit 6
AP Human Geography, Unit 6
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Unit 6 according to College Board course articulation, industry and economic development
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As a people become healthier and wealthier they are experiencing
an agricultural revolution
industrialization
urbanization
economic development
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The free flow of trade between Canada, United States, and Mexico was ushered in by
the NAFTA.
the United Nations.
the Trump administration.
NATO.
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The list of countries below considered Newly Industrializing are
Mexico, China, and India.
Ghana, Zimbabwe, and Kenya.
France, Britain, and Germany.
Japan, Mongolia, and Thailand.
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Coca Cola, Wal-Mart, and Apple
Conglomerates
Transnational corporations
Bulk-gaining industries
Agglomerates
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Factories placed in Mexico near the US border.
Tomatillos
Export processing zones
Special economic zones
Maquiladoras
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Approach to development that asserts the dependency and exploitation of countries by others.
Central Place theory
Modernization theory
Structural theory
World Systems theory
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A system that uses an assembly line approach to production.
Agglomeration
Fordism
Just-in-time delivery
Post-fordism
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A model that describes the 5 stages of development that all nations can achieve.
World Systems Theory
Modernization Theory
Least Cost Theory
Core-Periphery Model
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Automobile assembly
Bulk-gaining
Bulk-reducing
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A measurement that reflects the inequality of wealth distribution within a country.
TFR
GNI
Gini
HDI
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The process in which manufacturing plants begin to transfer to other regions or states.
NAFTA
industrialization
outsourcing
deindustrialization
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The sector of the economy dealing with the storing and manipulation of information.
Quinary
Quaternary
Tertiary
Primary
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Organizations that seek to advocate for workers rights.
Labor unions
Right-to-work laws
Collective bargaining
NGOs
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Approach that seeks to use resources in a responsible manner, conserving for future generations
Economic development
International trade approach
Self-sufficient development
Sustainable development
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A collection of goals that seek to improve world development by 2030.
Sustainable Development Goals
NATO Development Goals
UN Development Quota
Millenium Development Goals
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Industries, such as textiles, not bound to a location due to product weight.
Footloose industry
Weightless indsutry
Bulk-reducing industry
Bulk-gaining industry
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Diamond processing
Bulk-gaining
Bulk-reducing
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A model that seeks to explain the ideal location of an industry or processing plant.
Christaller's Central Place Theory
Weber's Least Cost Theory
Hotelling's Law of Markets
Loesch's Location Model
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The sector of the economy dealing with highly skilled jobs and positions of leadership.
Tertiary
Secondary
Quinary
Quaternary
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An industry whose final product weight/ size exceeds that of the inputs
Bulk-reducing
Bulk-gaining
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A region with high levels of innovation and invention, generally surrounding elite universities
Quaternary region
Quinary region
Technopole
Agglomerated region
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An area where shipments are transferred from one form of transportation to another.
break-of-bulk point
containerization
break point
line flexibility
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Non-political organization that works to assist populations in the process of development.
NAFTA
European Union
United Nations
Non-governmental organizations (NGO)
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The occurrence of FL growing oranges versus Georgia reflects Florida's
higher GNI.
increased economic development.
higher HDI.
comparative advantage.
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An industry whose final product weight/ size is less than that of the inputs
Bulk-gaining
Bulk-reducing
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Ford requires the maker of its seats to deliver them to the assembly plant when needed.
Site factors
Comparative advantage
Agglomeration
Just-in-time delivery
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The shift in low-skilled low-wage jobs to developing regions.
Dependency model
Core-periphery model
Industrialization
New International Division of Labor
