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- 1. Multiple Choice
the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period
climate
landforms
water bodies
- 2. Multiple Choice
natural features of Earth's surface
climate
landforms
water bodies
- 3. Multiple Choice
any significant accumulation of water that form physiographical features
climate
landforms
water bodies
- 4. Multiple Choice
shared patterns of learned behavior, attitudes, and knowledge
culture
economics
history
politics
- 5. Multiple Choice
social science that deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services
culture
economics
history
politics
- 6. Multiple Choice
study of past events, particularly in human affairs
culture
economics
history
politics
- 7. Multiple Choice
the activities associated with the government of a country or other area
culture
economics
history
politics
- 8. Multiple Choice
the spatial arrangement of a phenomenon
distribution
arithmetic density
physiological density
agricultural density
- 9. Multiple Choice
the number of people per unit of area
distribution
arithmetic density
physiological density
agricultural density
- 10. Multiple Choice
the number of people per unit of arable land area
distribution
arithmetic density
physiological density
agricultural density
- 11. Multiple Choice
the number of farmers per unit of arable land area
distribution
arithmetic density
physiological density
agricultural density
- 12. Multiple Choice
the number of people an area can support
carrying capacity
dependency ratio
rate of natural increase
population doubling-time
- 13. Multiple Choice
the ratio of potential workforce to economic dependents
carrying capacity
dependency ratio
rate of natural increase
population doubling-time
- 14. Multiple Choice
the percentage that a population is increasing at with the factors of birth and death; this DOES NOT include migration
carrying capacity
dependency ratio
rate of natural increase
population doubling-time
- 15. Multiple Choice
the period of time required for a population to double in size
carrying capacity
dependency ratio
rate of natural increase
population doubling-time
- 16. Multiple Choice
a physical or non-physical location where buyers and sellers interact
market
demographic
total fertility rate (TFR)
infant mortality rate (IMR)
- 17. Multiple Choice
the statistical characteristics of a human population used especially to identify markets
market
demographic
total fertility rate (TFR)
infant mortality rate (IMR)
- 18. Multiple Choice
the number of births per woman in a country
market
demographic
total fertility rate (TFR)
infant mortality rate (IMR)
- 19. Multiple Choice
the number of children who die before their first birthday
market
demographic
total fertility rate (TFR)
infant mortality rate (IMR)
- 20. Multiple Choice
the number of births per year for every 1000 people
birth rates
death rates
life expectancy
- 21. Multiple Choice
the number of deaths per year for every 1000 people
birth rates
death rates
life expectancy
- 22. Multiple Choice
the estimated lifespan of an average person
birth rates
death rates
life expectancy
- 23. Multiple Choice
5-stage model that states:
as a country modernizes, death rates drop, followed by birth rates, resulting in population increase
demographic transition model
epidemiological transition
Thomas Malthus
Malthusian Theory
- 24. Multiple Choice
the shift in cause-of-death patterns over time
demographic transition model
epidemiological transition
Thomas Malthus
Malthusian Theory
- 25. Multiple Choice
British scholar against population growth
demographic transition model
epidemiological transition
Thomas Malthus
Malthusian Theory
- 26. Multiple Choice
the idea that population grows exponentially while food supply grows linearly, therefore, population growth leads to famine and disease
demographic transition model
epidemiological transition
Thomas Malthus
Malthusian Theory
- 27. Multiple Choice
advocating or supporting a high birth rate
pronatalist
antinatalist
social values
contraception
- 28. Multiple Choice
advocating or supporting a low birth rate
pronatalist
antinatalist
social values
contraception
- 29. Multiple Choice
a set of moral principles defined by society dynamics, institutions, traditions, and cultural beliefs
pronatalist
antinatalist
social values
contraception
- 30. Multiple Choice
methods used intended to prevent a woman from becoming pregnant
pronatalist
antinatalist
social values
contraception
- 31. Multiple Choice
a set of theories about migration developed in the late 19th century
Ravenstein's laws of migration
migration
push factors
pull factors
slavery
- 32. Multiple Choice
the relocation of one's place of residence
Ravenstein's laws of migration
migration
push factors
pull factors
slavery
- 33. Multiple Choice
incentives for people to leave a place
Ravenstein's laws of migration
migration
push factors
pull factors
slavery
- 34. Multiple Choice
attractions that draw migrants to a place
Ravenstein's laws of migration
migration
push factors
pull factors
slavery
- 35. Multiple Choice
the activity of legally owning other people who are forced to work without pay
Ravenstein's laws of migration
migration
push factors
pull factors
slavery
- 36. Multiple Choice
places along a migrant's route that might make them want to stop and settle, temporarily or permanently, before reaching their final destination
intervening opportunities
intervening obstacles
forced migration
refugees
internally displaced persons
- 37. Multiple Choice
negative factors that a migrant might have to deal with along their move
intervening opportunities
intervening obstacles
forced migration
refugees
internally displaced persons
- 38. Multiple Choice
the situation in which migrants have no choice but to move unwillingly
intervening opportunities
intervening obstacles
forced migration
refugees
internally displaced persons
- 39. Multiple Choice
people leaving outside of their own country who are unable to return because it is unsafe
intervening opportunities
intervening obstacles
forced migration
refugees
internally displaced persons
- 40. Multiple Choice
people forced to leave their homes but remain in their own country
intervening opportunities
intervening obstacles
forced migration
refugees
internally displaced persons
- 41. Multiple Choice
migration in which someone moves to another country than their own
transnational migration
internal migration
chain migration
step migration
rural-to-urban migration
- 42. Multiple Choice
migration of someone within their own country
transnational migration
internal migration
chain migration
step migration
rural-to-urban migration
- 43. Multiple Choice
the process of migration in which one moves somewhere, followed by their friends and family
transnational migration
internal migration
chain migration
step migration
rural-to-urban migration
- 44. Multiple Choice
migration to a destination that occurs in stages
transnational migration
internal migration
chain migration
step migration
rural-to-urban migration
- 45. Multiple Choice
the movement of people from the countryside to the city
transnational migration
internal migration
chain migration
step migration
rural-to-urban migration
- 46. Multiple Choice
migrants hoping to be declared a refugee in a foreign country
asylum seekers
voluntary migration
transhumance
guest worker
- 47. Multiple Choice
migration in which people choose to relocate to perceived opportunity
asylum seekers
voluntary migration
transhumance
guest worker
- 48. Multiple Choice
the seasonal migration of livestock and their farmers
asylum seekers
voluntary migration
transhumance
guest worker
- 49. Multiple Choice
laborer allowed to enter a country for a specific job and a specified period of time
asylum seekers
voluntary migration
transhumance
guest worker
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