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World Geo Midterm

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QuestionAnswer
What direction does longitude run? runs north-south (prime meridian)
What direction does latitude run? runs east- west (equator)
absolute location Exact/Specific place on earth using longitude and latitude.
What is a developing country? countries have lower standards of living, and have a very weak economy with slow or nonexistent growth.
What is a developed country? countries have high standards of living, and have strong economic growth.
What hemisphere is in the United States? Northern hemisphere
5 themes of geography Location, place, human-environment interaction, movement and region.
4 different forms of precipitation Rain,snow,sleet, and hail.
New orleans has what type of climate? Humid subtropical climate
Monotheism... belief in one God
Polytheism... the belief in many gods
Animism... the belief that animals or natural species and objects have souls
What is acculturation? In the mid- 1960s, great britain new rock band
What is population density? The number of people per unit of an area
Which of these connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean by a series of locks that raise or lower water levels? The St. Lawrence Seaway
What is the longest river in Canada? Mackenzie River
The Ohio and Missouri rivers are tributaries to what body of water? The Mississippi River
What does a culture consist of? language, food, religion, and dance
A region that includes several large cities, their suburbs, and nearby towns is called a_____ Megapolis
People who share a common culture and ancestry are ? Cultural Heritage
What is an advantage of authoritarian governments? Decisions are made quickly, without lengthy debates.
Which type of democracy is characterized by people making decisions through a process of majority rule? Direct Democracy
What symbol represents Republican party? the elephant
What symbol represents the Democratic party? the donkey
What is a citizen's responsibility? things you should do
What does a city's Infrastructure consist of? Transportation systems, electricity, and housing
How can a citizen actively participate in the political process? Voting in elections, or becoming a politician
In which system of government are the officials regarded to have religious authority? Theocracy
What is a synonym for a sovereign nation? Stateless nation
What is the criterion to be a United States citizen? Born in the U.S. Have a U.S. citizen parent Become a naturalized citizen
What mountain range is hundreds of millions of years old and has been worn down by weather and other natural elements and is the oldest in the United States? Applachians
Which of these describes the land bridge over which early nomads traveled from Asia to North America? Beringia
What body of water borders states such as Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Louisiana? The Mississippi River
what opportunity cost means. The potential value lost when a decision is made to pursue one option over another
If demand goes up for an item, but supply is limited, the price ? The price goes up
What is a command economy? A system in which a central government makes all economic decisions, what to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce, centrally planned and controlled by the government.
Why does the United States have a diverse culture? Many ways of life that blend together
What amendment made slaves citizens? The fourteenth amendment
When was World War II fought ? 1935-1945
Which of the following mountain ranges runs down the Pacific Coast of South America? The Andes
Which province or territory was established specifically for the Native Americans in Canada? Nunavut
When did Canada become independent of the United Kingdom? 1982
California borders what body of water? The Pacific ocean
What is a citizen's duties? things a citizen have to do.
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