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8359649374LatitudeThe distance north and south of the equator0
8359654007the worldOf these the map using the smallest map scale would be1
8359673664HierarchicalThe use and speed of English in the 19th century India is an example of what type of diffusion.2
8359734737South AmericaNot considered one of the worlds most densely populated regions3
8359747192Thematic MapMap presenting a single class of statistics4
8359757238topographic mapwhat type?5
8359774194Thematic MapIf you wanted to find the global distribution of coal you would use what type of map.6
8359800342386 miles west of Madrid and 664 miles south of ParisWhich statement describes the relative location of Barcelona, Spain.7
8359810540Its part of landscape made by humanWhich best explains why the above image is considered part of the built environment8
8359842386a jet because it strengthens the connection between distant places.Which technology had the greatest effect on the application of the distance-decay function.9
8359877923cultureOne way possibilism differs from environmental determinism is that is emphasizes...10
83598845522800 NE Shoal Creek Parkway, Kansas City, MOWhich is absolute location11
8360011412possibilismthe idea that people and not their environment are the forces that create cultural development is called12
8360034518globalizationthe increasing of interconnectedness of different parts of the world through economic, political, and global interaction is called13
8360053302potatoes are not profitable when grown in cooler climateswhat is best represented by the potato map14
8360073216distance to the nearest citywhich of the following is not used by geographers to determine absolute location15
8360087611a natural boundarythe rio grande is an example of...16
8360112098absolute locationThe latitude and longitude coordinates of a place are an example of...17
8360141323cultural imperialismconcept where physical geographers factors such as soils, climate and resources shape and specific culture groups behavior and practices is..18
8360157820A location on earths surface with a distinctive characteristics"Place" in human geography can be defined as19
8360177186a responce or adaptation to peoples surrounding environmentHuman environment interaction can be best defined as20
8360239916easily definedregions share all of these characteristics except21
8360274082waterways and portsmajor population centers in Canada are mainly located near located near natural resource locations for minerals oils and22
8360297138decreases the relative distance between placesThe effect of internet effectivity on global communication and business is that23
8360321203the combined influences of physical geography of the regionThe theory that environmental determinism generalizes a regions culture as being shaped by24
8360417974high death rates for women and children in childbirthThe country represented by the population pyramid above is most likely characterized by25
8360433806Physiological population densityThe pressure that people place on the land to produce enough food is measured by26
8360504624stages 2 and 3Which stages of the DTM is a counties development most likely to increase27
8360515665volume of migration and the distance between source and destinationThe gravity model describes the inverse relationship between28
8360607660a rapidly aging populationThe Chinese governments population policies since 1979 have resulted in29
8360622411population growth in the future will be checked by famine, disease, and warWhat was predicted by Thomas Malthus in the late 18th century30
8360728036out migrationSierra Leone, Liberia, Sudan, and Rwanda are all areas that have experiences31
8360740480MigrationRavenstein's demographic studies focused mainly on32
8360765972circular migrationWhich from of migration are farmers most likely to practice during the year.33
8360779654Their families already live thereAll of the following are reasons major cities attract young people in Latin America EXEPT34
8360784416In continental marginsthe population tends to be concentrated35
8360784443Ugandawhich country is best represented by a population pyramid with a broad base that slopes quickly to a narrow top36
8360790582South Americawhich one of these regions is not considered a densely populated region37
8360817819Canadas third major migration stream came from Latin AmericaWhich statement regarding historical North America migration streams is NOT correct38
8361148309improved birth control methodswhich has little or no impact on mortality rates in developing countries39
8361168278gender numbers are nearly identical until older age cohort is reachedaccording to the population pyramid above which is correct40
8361190262health carewhich of the following is a major concern in countries with large and rapidly aging populations41
8361207202high birth rates with high but fluctuating death ratesstage one of the DTM shows42
8361218573africawhich continent has the highest fertility rates43
8361236552Ravensteinthe theory that most migration occurs over short distance and in steps is attributed to44
8361251654technology's ability to raise the earths carrying capacitythe key factor that Thomas Malthus failed to recognize in his population theory was45
8361318001Intervening opportunityIf something better comes along and gets in the way of you moving somewhere else46
8361350389high quality agricultural landthe nile river valley has the greatest concentration of population in Egypt because of its47
8361376595Overcrowding in countries in stages 2 and 3 of the DTM pushes migrants to stage 4 and 5 countries in search of economic opportunityWhich best represents Zelinsky's model of migration in the DTM48
8361427148Texas and Los AngelesAccording to the gravity model of migration, in which state and city of the US would Mexican migrants be most likely to live49
8361633238immigrationproblems arose on the Mexico- US boundary because of50
8361658685Romancewhich language family contains Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian51
8361665598Englishglobal lingua franca52
8361687372sanskrit recordshistorically the worlds major languages have spread by all of the following methods exept53
8361701522southern prairie provinces- African Americanswhich one of the following North American associations is not correct54
8361727940dove symbolexample of non-material culture55
8361750047isoglossesvariations in vocabulary, pronunciation, and rhythm in a spoken language are called56
8361769829hunting and gatheringthe way of life based on the following nomadic animals and using them as source of food, shelter, and clothing is called57
8361805447Mandarin Chinesethe languages with the most amount of speakers is58
8361815038a slash and burn agricultural societywhich is most likely to experience population pressure59
8361845120posibilismthe idea that people, and not their environment, are the forces that create cultural development is called60
8362103510Spainin what country are most Basque speakers found61
8362111449a common European languageWhich is NOT a key milestone reached by the European Union62
8362128895Hindu and BuddhistWhich pair of religions below share a long-held traditional cremation their dead63
8362142542indo EuropeanWhich family do most European languages belong to64
8362159257cultural pluralisma society in which two or more population groups coexist while maintaining their unique culture demonstrates65
8362179071religious buildingwhich structures occupy the center of historic/ ancient cities66
8362213482the combined influences of the physical geography of the regionthe theory of environmental determinism generalizes a regions culture as being shaped by67
8362249633cultural globalizationthe effects of increasing worldwide use of the internet, popularity of Hollywood movies and consumption of other English language media would be examples of68
8362293269infectious disease introduced by European explorers and coloniststhe large scale mortality in population of Native Americans during the decades following European settlement from 1492 onward was vastly the result of69
8362312435poorly-define fuzzy boarders which overlap other cultural regionsthe boarders of South or Dixie as a cultural region are70
8362346369Ste.- Anne de Bellevue, St.- Jean-Baptiste, VincennesWhich of the following place-name lists are characteristics of a French cultural landscape71
8362372724Native Americans and EuropeansThe identity of mestizos in Latin America is a mixture of cultural heritage from72
8362432999linga francathe use of the English language by all commercial airline pilots worldwide for the purpose of air-traffic control safety would be an example of73
8362448566French and Canadian government funding for production of French -language movieswhich is an example of a government policy protecting against cultural globalization74
8362510962ArabicSpain, Morocco, and Pakistan share commonalities in cultural landscape all influenced by what culture75
8362534772Native American, African, and EuropeanThe creole culture found in and around and around the Caribbean and gulf of Mexico is a mix of the following influences76

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