Human Geography
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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| Example of Fordism | Assembly Line
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| Example of Agricultural Land Cover | Patagonia > Sahara
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| Example of Primary Industry | Mining
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| Example of Carrying Capacity | Max. Population Ag. Land Can Support
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| Example Gross National Income | U.S. > 10 Times Haiti
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| Example of Secondary Industry | Manufacturing
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| Example of Human Development in the U.S. | North Dakota 4.70-5.20
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| Example of Tertiary Industry | Great Clips
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| Example of Sustainable Development | Solar Heating
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| Example of Quaternary Industry | Research at UND
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| Example of Commercial Agriculture | Crops and Animals for sale
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| Example of Transhumance | Nomadic Herding
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| Example of Mechanization | Tractors vs. Horses
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| Example of Food Manufacturing | Del Monte Vegetable Canning
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| Example of Double Cropping | 2 Crops in One Summer
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| Example of Crop Rotation | 1st Year Corn, Second Year Soybeans
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| Nine states making up the Soviet Block (Post World War II) | - Poland
- Albania
- East Germany
- Czechoslovakia
- Hungary
- Romainia
- Yugoslavia
- Bulgaria
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| This imperial European power ruled the lands at the mouth of the Nile River, starting in the late 19th Century. | - Britain
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