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This image represents a
isomteric map
choropleth map
mental map
dot map
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Rectangular shape population pyramids show
highe fertility and mortality
lower fertility and mortality
3
During Medieval times who made famous maps
Muslims
All of the above
Mayan
Chinese
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Study image
I CAN DO THIS
I CAN'T DO THIS
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density, dispersion, and pattern are examples of
spatial distribution
scale
connectivity
accessibility
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degreeof satisfaction with a place is called
place utility
place satification
place productivity
place efficiency
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The image of the U.N. Logo reflects a ___________ type of map projection
Azimuthal
Cylindrical
Conical
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thepermanent long-term relocation from oneplace to another is
mobility
migration
circulation
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The formula for natural increase is
CBR+CDR
CBR-CDR
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Rapid population growth occured in the 18th cenutry due to a drop in death rate during
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 2
Stage 1
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Negative home conditions that have migrants make decisions to move are called
push factors
pull factos
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Involunatry control of population includesall of the following EXCEPT
Hunger
Starvation
planned parenthood
disease
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China Town is a
Formal region
Functional region
Perceptual region
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A large scale map covers a
small area
Large area
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therelationship of a place to other places.
space
situation
location
site
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Geography means
Earth Writing
Earth space
Study of earth
Earth study
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Doubling time wil show what type of curve?
J-Curve
S-Curve
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What is the rate of replacement to have zero population growth?
3.5
4.0
2.1
1.5
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Coca-Cola and Walmart are examples of
Trans-national corporations
national corporations
government corporations
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Crude birth rate measured by live birth per _________ persons
100
1000
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smaller,less extreme moves Ex.: farm to village—to small town—to majorcity is
chain migration
step migration
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You are a Malthusian if you believe
Population will exceed food supply
Resources are infinite and human ingenuity will suceed
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Idea that knowledge is based on natural phenomena and their properties and relations.
patternization
empiricism
quantitativism
positivism
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A location with a physical and human characteristic is a
site
place
space
situation
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theory of rich industrializedcountries dominate poor unindustrializedcountries economically
core-periphery model
transnational model
demographic trasition model
population pyramid
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The original Demographic Transition Model has how many stages?
3
2
5
4
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Most jobs in core countries are in the
service sector
manufacturing sector
industrial sector
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What countries are in stage 1 of the DTM today?
developing countires
developed countries
underdeveloped counries
no countries
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Choropleth, isometric, dot maps, and cartograms are all examples of
GPS maps
spatial maps
thematic maps
Map projections
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locationin relation to other places
absolute location
relative location
relative direction
direct location
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This map uses coloring and shading to show differnt values eing represented.
dot
cartogram
isomtric
choropleth
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Crude Mortality rate (or death rate ) measure
deaths per 100
deaths per 1000
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The enforced relocation that makes people refugees is called
reluctant migration
voluntary migration
forced migration
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Places interact through all of the Following EXCEPT
relativeness
Spatial Distribution
Connectivity
Accessibility
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a physical place measured by latitude andlongitude
relative location
Absolute direction
absolute location
relative direction
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process of interconnectedness through a cultural, political, and economic aspects etc is called
globalization
disneyfication
spatial connectedness
free market
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People continue to move to places where there are natural hazards EXCEPT
They resettle
They forget
the area is residentally desirable
there isn't enough ecumene space
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THe people with the most mobility in space-time compression are
children
middle-aged adults
seniors
young adults
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"West Coast" and "Deep South" are
relative directions
absolute directions
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What are some of the best tools for compter generated maps?
GPS/GIS
DTM/GIS
GPS/DTM
Population Pyramids
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Parralel lines on the global grid are
Longitude
Latitude
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Population Pyramids show the structure of a country by
age/occupation
gender/fertility
geder/death rate
age/sex
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Ravenstein's model states that migration is step by step, rural to urban, short distance and
mostly seniors
mostly young males
mostly middle aged
mostly young females
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Who coined the term "geography"/?
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
Eratosthenes
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averagenumber of live births per 1,000 women of child bearing age is called
Crude Birth Rate
Total Fertility Rate
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developed countries that are at zpg and below suffer from
high birth rates
low births and high deaths
shrinking work force
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theimaginative feeling places around the world are closertogether & increasingly interdependent
time restriction
distance friction
distance decay
time-space compression
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What are three three core regions of the world
New York, Los Angeles, London
New York, London, Tokyo
Tokyo, Hong-Kong New York
London, New York, Hong Kong
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positiveattributes perceived to exist at the new location (jobs opportunities,climate) etc are
push factors
pull factors
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anestablished linkage or chain for future migrants (creates a “migrationfield”) is
step migration
chain migration
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When technology raises carrying capacity a ___________ curve is formed. (Cornucopian)
J-Curve
S-Curve
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Projection onto a plane tangential to the surface, typically at a pole or the equator.
Azimuthal
Conical
Cylindrical
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Population Pyramids with broad bases show
low fertility only
low fertility and low mortality
high mortality only
high fertility and mortality
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volunatry causes for population control include all of the following EXCEPT
zpg movement
disease
cultural norms
birth control
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When principles of the fast-food restaurant dominate American society and theworld.”
Disneyfication
Mcdononalization
Cocacolonization
Walmartness
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Who believed food grew geometrically while population grew Arithmetically?
Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Thomas Malthus
David Ricardo
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The movement of immigrants from Ireland to the U.S. due to tje potatoe famine is an example of
reluctant migration
voluntary migration
forced migration
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North, South, East, adn West are
relative directions
absolute directions
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What century formulated postivism?
19th century
18th century
17th cenutry
21st century
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Dowtown Miami is a
Perceptual
Formal
Functional region
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Factories built by foreign companies in Mexico are called
shanty towns
maquiladoras
ghettos
sweat shops
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20 deaths per 1000 indicate
high death rates
low death rates
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This 16th century map has 90 degree angles and is widely used for maritime navigation
Mercator Map
Robinson Map
Goode's Uninterrupted
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the physicaland humancharacteristics of an absolutelocation
situation
site
location
spatial perspective
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Meridians that converge at the poles are lines of
Latitude
Longitude
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A agroup of interrelated, interdependent, or interacting elements forming acollective entity is
a cohort
a network
a spatial group
a system
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Women make more but _______________trips than men
regular
shorter
distant
longer
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This type of map has a distortion in th poles and is widely used in U.S. classrooms
Goode's Uninterrupted Map
Robinson Map
Mercator Map
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What revolution saw the increase of statistical computerized techniques?
cartography
quantitaive
Industrial
qualitative
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This is an image of
Mercator Map
Robinson Projection
Good'es Interrupted Map
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Cornucopians have a view that
negative outlook of limited resources (pop. versus food)
Resources are infinite and a postitive outlook
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The Amazon Rainforest is a
Functional
Perceptual
Formal region
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Space is
human interaction
physical locations
geographic characteristics
how people "make places"
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Study this image. What stage if DTM IS THIS?
STAGE 2
STAGE 4
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Most developed countries are in this stage due to reaching ZPG
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 4
Stage 3
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The statistical study of human populations
polygomy
geography
sociology
demography
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The inputs and outputs of population changes include fertility rate, death rate and
net migration
migration
doubling time
ZPG
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Population geography includes the number, composition, and ___________________ of human beings.
distribution
equity
fertility
crude death rate
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This image reflects
Cartpgrahic guides
Satellite orbits
Map projections
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Geography is a
soft science
spatial science
objective science
subjective science
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This image best represents
space-time prism
distance decay
distance connectivity
space-time distance