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DSST Cultural Geography
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. A country that is poorly developed - with citizens whos main income is agriculture. 'low income nations'
Developing Countries
Race
Developed Country
Human Geography
2. The growth of cities
Symbolic Landscape
Urbanization
Place
Dictatorship
3. Leave one's country of residence for a new one
Geography
Emigrate
Cultural Region
Lingua Franca
4. The forceful taking of territory by a distant state - often involving the displacement of indigenous populations to make way for other settlers
Birthrate
Colonialism
Dependent People
Permeable Barrier
5. The numerical ratio of males to females
Ghetto
Import
Sex Ratio
Region
6. A person forced to leave her or his home or country seeking protection from danger
Genocide
Language
Refugee
Export
7. Belief that culture depends more on what people perceive the Environment to be than on the actual character of the Environment
Environmental Perception
Polyglot
Stimulus Diffusion
Dictatorship
8. An ethnic group adopts some ways of the host society to be able to function economically and socially
Birth Rate
Newly Industrialized Countries
Acculturation
Dictatorship
9. A cultivation system that features the interpolating of trees with field crops
Developed Country
Assimilation
Pidgin
Agroforestry
10. A distinctive local or regional variant of a language
Language
Dialect
Folk Culture
Expansion Diffusion
11. The absence of trade-distorting policies that give domestic firms - households - or factors of production an advantage over foreign ones
Assimilation
Barrio
free trade
Pull Factors
12. Goods brought into a country
Import
Absorbing Barrier
Developing Countries
Popular Culture
13. A barrier that permits some aspects of an innovation to diffuse through it but weakens continued spread
Monarchy
Eco-feminism
Polyglot
Permeable Barrier
14. Original inhabitants of an area
Indigenous Culture
Possibilism
Cultural Diffusion
Ethnoburb
15. Highly developed cultures
Civilization
Refugee
Bilingualism
Death Rate
16. Immigrants introduce some traditions to new land - but less complex than those in the old country
Cultural Simplification
free trade
Race
Pull Factors
17. A severe shortage of food (as through crop failure) resulting in violent hunger and starvation and death
Famine
Ethnic Flag
Economic System
Language Family
18. Well-established language of communication and commerce; not the mother tongue
Lingua Franca
Pidgin
Mobility
Absorbing Barrier
19. Visible - genetic differences among groups; physical - biological
Race
Ethnolect
Tariffs
Urbanization
20. The raising of plants or animals
Cultural Simplification
Tariffs
Culture
Pidgin
21. Those fleeing from persecution in their country
Folk Culture
Nonrenewable Resources
Refugee
Migration
22. A type of expansion diffusion in which a specific trait fails to spread but the underlying idea is accepted - Example: Reindeer
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Refugee
Stimulus Diffusion
Push factors
23. All physical - tangible objects made & used by a group; Example; clothes - books - desks....
Quota
Birth Rate
Material Culture
Race
24. The annual number of deaths per 1000 of population
Birthrate
Death Rate
Subsistence Economy
Renewable Resources
25. Resources such as fossil fuels - which can not be made again.
Nonrenewable Resources
Ethnic Neighborhood
Newly Industrialized Countries
Language Branch
26. Massacre of a particular group
Genocide
Dictatorship
Export
Popular Culture
27. The method used to answer these three questions: what goods and services to produce -how to produce them - and who will recieve them.
Subculture
Linguistic Refuge Area
Economic System
Popular Culture
28. Large-scale movement of people between different regions of the world
Folk Culture
Migration
Bilingualism
Popular Culture
29. Population geography
Ethnoburb
Isogloss
Geo-demography
Quota
30. Unfavorable - repelling conditions that affect migration
Ethnic Flag
Urbanization
Import
Push factors
31. A group of people who share a common acestry or traditions living as a minority in a larger society
Race
Export
Ethnic Group
Stimulus Diffusion
32. Annual number of births per 1000 of the population
Environmental Racism
Language Branch
Birth Rate
Death Rate
33. Things found in nature that people can use to meet their needs
Natural Resources
Linguistic Refuge Area
Possibilism
Language Family
34. Growth to a global or worldwide scale
Permeable Barrier
Place
Ghetto
Globalization
35. Border of word usage or pronunciation
Folk Architecture
Popular Culture
Language Family
Isogloss
36. A collection of languages that are related because of a common ancestor
Language Family
Permeable Barrier
Ethnic Group
Refugee
37. A language with a small vocabulary borrowed from another language; used in commerce
Nation-State
Cultural Region
Pidgin
Import
38. A dialect spoken by a particular ethnic group
Ethnic Cleansing
Material Culture
Ethnolect
Subculture
39. An independent country dominated by a relatively homogeneous culture group
Possibilism
Push factors
Nonrenewable Resources
Nation-State
40. Impoverished urban - Hispanic neighborhood
Expansion Diffusion
Barrio
Renewable Resources
Civilization
41. A belief - theory that the Environment may be one influence in how a person or culture develops but that there are other equally important factors
Material Culture
Civilization
Migration
Possibilism
42. Refers to countries that are building up their industries and infrastructure. These countries are generally shifting from an agricultural to an industrial economy.
Literary Tradition
Newly Industrialized Countries
Cultural Diffusion
Folk Architecture
43. Favorable - attractive conditions that affect migration
Pull Factors
Monarchy
Ethnolect
Tariffs
44. Number of people out of every 1 -000 who die in a year
Place
Death Rate
Globalization
Agroforestry
45. A barrier that completely halts the diffusion or spread of an innovation; completely blocks
Dictatorship
Cultural Simplification
Involuntary Migration
Absorbing Barrier
46. A visible marker of ethnicity on the landscape
Thomas Malthus
Quota
Folk Architecture
Ethnic Flag
47. Total way of life held in common by a group of people; speech - behavior - beliefs - practices
Pidgin
Civilization
Culture
Death Rate
48. An area in which a group of people share a similar culture and language
Ethnoburb
slang
Language
Cultural Region
49. Complete bending of ethnic group with host society
Assimilation
Ethnic Group
Stimulus Diffusion
Nonrenewable Resources
50. The study of spatial patterns & of differences & similarities from one place to another in Environment and culture; to write about the earth
Total Fertility Rate
Geography
Dialect
Cultural diffusion
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