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Exam 1

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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Tropic of Cancer
show Tropical Rainforest (hot with rainy and dry seasons(dry winter)),equator  
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EF   show
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D   show
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show Meditterranean, rare climate of coasts near cold ocean currents, Dry summer, wet winter, specialty crops that will only grow in that climate (California-olives)  
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CF   show
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show Tropic Of Cancer, Deserts at 30 degrees north and south latitude, often near cold ocean currents, arid climate (<10 inches of pric.)  
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Af   show
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Aw   show
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show Tropic of Capricorn  
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show Antarctic peninsula, antarctic circle, tundra, short, cold summer, small plants, on permafrost  
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A   show
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show Hot, very rainy and very dry season(Monsoon)  
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show Dry(Hot,warm, or cool) determined by precipitation first and temperature second  
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BS   show
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show Sub-Tropical(warm, rainy or dry)  
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show Humid(east coasts of continents near warm ocean currents, rainy, deciduous forests, many types of crops)  
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show Marine west coast, near mixing of cold and warm ocean currents at higher altitudes, cool and rainy, temperate rain forests, rarest vegetation type-forestry with little agriculture, 265 days of rain  
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E   show
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show Complex climate changes with rising altitude in mountains (all climate types possible for the altitude), also called vertical or altitudinal zone, vegetation varies resulting in an uneven distribution of agriculture  
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continental crust   show
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Oceanic crust   show
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Convergent   show
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show plate boundary that moves apart, spreading. Two types: oceanic divergence, and continental divergence  
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asthenosphere   show
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show One area of oceanic crust slips below another area of oceanic material, and the resulting molten material rises and forms linear volcanic island arcs  
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oceanic divergence   show
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continental divergence   show
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show 3 climate controls; latitude, land and water, and altitude  
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Latitude   show
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Maritime   show
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show greater variation in temperature farther away from oceans  
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show temperatures decrease with altitude (for first 10 miles), as you go up a mountain its cooler and as you come down it's warmer  
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Climate Region   show
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Global warming   show
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Human population distribution   show
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population equation   show
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Total Fertility rate   show
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show 2.1  
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show >3.0  
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show 2.4  
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show <2.1  
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show 1.3 or below  
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What percent of the population live in cities?   show
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Population Pyramids   show
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which growth is better for a countries economy?   show
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show With advances in agriculture, fewer farmers can supply more food than ever, creating rural surplus labor.  
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Rural lifestyles   show
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Urban Lifestyles   show
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show 50%  
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show one city within a nation or region has a disproportionate influence on economic, political, and cultural activity, 5 to 10x larger than next biggest city  
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show population of a city grows quicker than social support services (water and power supply, housing, waste disposal) and transportation infrastructure, typical in primate cities in developing and emerging nations  
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Political Identity   show
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show cultural group protects and defends itself against infiltration by other cultural norms.  
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Ethnocentrism   show
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Ethnographic Borders   show
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show around resources like oil, metals, and farmland, and these borders were drawn without any consideration for the ethnic groups already in place.  
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Colonialism   show
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Decolonialism   show
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The core   show
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What percent of the world population controls all of the wealth?   show
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show former colonies and a few other ethnographic areas (Ethiopia) never dominated by colonial powers, developing economies, dependent on primary sector economies.  
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show merging or industrial economies (China), or former colonial powers that never kept pace with economic development in the core (Portugal), dependent on investment and information technology from the core,have manufacturing (secondary) sector economies.  
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What was the first part of the Americas fully colonized?   show
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What is the number one place of export?   show
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20 years of globalization resulted in what 3 emergence specialized activities?   show
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Where is the biggest offshore banking site?   show
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show 60%, over urbanized cities is the norm  
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show Havana,San Juan, Port-au-Prince, and Santo Domingo  
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show HIV infection  
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What are some environmental challenges of the Caribbean?   show
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Greater Antilles   show
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show small volcanic islands resulting from a subduction zone along the Caribbean Plate ex. virgin islands, Granada  
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show are lowlands of continents with swampy coasts  
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What is the climate and vegetation like on the Caribbean?   show
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What is Creole (Caribbean) Identity?   show
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show Creole Identity, Matriarchal family, religions, languages, and the arts  
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show the main languages are Spanish (24 million), French (8 million), English (6 million) and Dutch (1/2 million)  
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show more skilled and educated emigrate  
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show occurs toward old colonial powers and the US and Canada.  
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What was the first Caribbean nation to industrialize?   show
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Why is the Caribbean an attractive place for transnational corporate factories?   show
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show direct foreign investment from core countries like the US, Japan, Taiwan, Canada, and Europe. $3 a day  
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show located in several island nations, focus on secrecy and zero taxation  
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What percent of employment does tourism account for in the Caribbean?   show
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show foreign exchange  
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How many people speak Spanish or portuguese in Latin America?   show
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show 75%  
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show Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and Montevideo  
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What is a social challenge of Latin America?   show
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What percent of the population in Latin America is under 15 years old?   show
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show Tropical deforestation in the Amazon Basin and in Central America, the worst air quality in the world (Mexico city)  
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show Plate tectonic processes create most of the region's landforms.  
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Why are highlands in Latin America economically important for?   show
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Where is the worlds driest desert?   show
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Tierra Nevada   show
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Tierra Helada   show
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show Up to the treeline, Hardy crops (Barley and potatoes), Highest zone in Central America  
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show Most populated zone, common in Central America, coffee, corn, wheat  
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Tierra Caliente   show
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Grasification   show
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Main characteristics of Latin America   show
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show central cities (downtown)  
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show 460 million Latin Americans (compared to 300 million for the US); 170 Million Brazilians, 100 million Mexicans; 40 million each in Columbia and Argentina.  
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show Aztec/Maya, Inca 13 million, additional 25 million lived in various other smaller cultures  
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show 90% or 40 million, mostly from disease  
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