What do you understand about AP Human Geography? It's an introductory college-level human geography course. Students develop their understanding of human geography through data and geographic analysis. They investigate topics like patterns and spatial organization, social impacts, and interactions with their environment, spatial process, and societal changes. If you want to see more about AP Human Geography, this is the quiz for you.
A scale model of the real world
A very accurate model of the real world
An artistic fabrication of the real world
A method of scientific inquiry used to explain the real world
An ancient explanation of the cosmos
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Hispanic Americans
African Americans
Asian Americans
American Indians
Both A & B
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Televison
Internet
High speed rails
Text messaging
All of the above
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Appeal to one group of people
Be located in one place
Include people from other religions
Appeal to all people
Include only one cultural group
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Hawaii
Mississippi
Texas
Maryland
Alabama
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Agricultural
Physiological
Arithmetic
Concentration
Clustered
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The number of males per hundred females in the total population
The number of people too young or too old to work
The number of babies born per 1,000 people
The number of children over 15 years old
The number of women between the ages of 15-49 years old
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Croats
Serbians
Kurds
Turks
Druze
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Germany
Russia
United Kingdom
France
United States
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Indo- Iranian, Austro- Thai, Germanic
Indo- Iranian, Romance, Germanic
Indo- Iranian, Romance, Altaic
Indo- Iranian, Germanic, Benue- Congo
Indo- Iranian, Proto- Ural ie, Germanic
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Nevada
Utah
Texas
California
New York
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Ukraine and Romania
Austria and Czechoslovakia
Ireland and Germany
Vietnam and Laos
Sweden and Norway
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Mandarin
French
Spanish
Swahili
English
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Density, concentration, pattern
Density, capacity, concentration
Capacity, pattern, concentration
Concentration, density, dispersement
Concentration, capacity, pattern
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Blockbusting
Redlining
White flight
Gerrymandering
Desegregation
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Functional region
Formal region
Standard region
Vernacular region
Perceived region
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Christianity and Hinduism
Christianity and Buddhism
Christianity and Islam
Christianity and Sikhism
Christianity and Baha' ism
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Race
Ethnicity
Nationality
Multinationalism
Self determination
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The European Union
The Warsaw Pact
The Organization of American States
The Commonwealth
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Sensitive land management
Better integration of crops and livestock
Limited chemicals
Ridge tillage
All of the above
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A GPS machine
GIS workers
Polynesian "stick chart" makers
A Robinson Projection map
Thomas Hutchinson in 1785
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A product of cultural traditional and natural conditions
A product of social class
A product of technological innovation
A product of architectural wonder
A product of human ingenuity
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Ethnic cleansing
Racial profiling
Social classes
Nationalism
Indentured servitude
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Moved from the Self-Sufficiency development model of that of International trade
Did not experience a traditional society in their past
Has not incorporated modern technology into industries
Is still at Stage 1 on the Demographic Transition Model
Does not have a group of innovative elites to influence productivity
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Shape is distorted very little
Landmasses at the poles are very accurate
It is very useful to display information across the oceans
The eastern and western hemispheres are separated
It was developed using GIS technology
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Denmark
Russia
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
France
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Crude birth rate, crude death rate and total fertility rate
Crude birth rate, total fertility rate and life expectancy
Crude birth rate, crude death rate and natural increase rate
Natural increase rate, life expectancy, and infant mortality rate
Life expectancy, infant mortality rate and total fertility rate
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18th
First half of the 20th
17th
Second half of the 20th
First decade of the 21st
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Situation
Single market point
Break of bulk point
Site
Value added tax
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Challenge the Catholic Church
Support Isaac Newton's principles
To codify basic principles of mapmaking
To introduce the concept of geography information systems
To compliment the expansion of the Persian Empire
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Vladimir Koppen
Ellsworth Huntington
Alexander Von Humboldt and Carl Ritter
Ellen Churchill Semple
Friedrich Ratze
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Contour lines
Isolgosses
Topographic lines
GIS layering
Color coding
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Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Oman
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Nation- state
Nation
Country
Colony
City- state
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Nation- state
Nation
Country
Colony
City- state
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Spatial assimilation
Economic bias
Spatial grouping
Spatial association
Spatial discrimination
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Southwestern United States and Southeastern Canada
Southern United States and Northeastern Canada
Northeastern United States and Northeastern Canada
Northwestern United States and Northeastern Canada
Northeastern United States and Southeastern Canada
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Medical Revolution
Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Cultural Revolution
Organic Revolution
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Chain migration
Relocation diffusion
Political dominance and conversion
Contagious diffusion
Popular culture revival
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Economic colonialism
Space time compression
Distance decay
Neocolonialism
Uneven development
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Garret Hardin
Ester Boserup
Thomas Malthus
Julian Simon
Paul Ehrlich
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Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
There is no correlation between migration and the demographic transition model.
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China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, and the United States
China, Spain, Russia, United Kingdom, and the United States
China, Japan, Russia, United Kingdom, and the United states
China, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, and United States
China, Germany, France, United Kingdom, and United States
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There is a stable government.
There are economic opportunities.
There is an abundance of farmland.
There are many natural resources.
None of the above.
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The first ring
The second ring
The city center
The third ring
The outermost ring
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The effort to grow crops is not uniform throughout the year
Most crops grown are for human consumption
It is generally referred to as truck farming
Crops are fed to animals rather than consumed by humans
The farm must be closer to the market because the products are highly perishable
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Service industries
Agriculture sector
Mining industries
Manufacturing industries
Fishing industries
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Cultural
Environmental
Economic
Educational
Global
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