Which of the following is an example of an ethnic group?

Everyone who goes to your school

All of the people who live in a specific country

The people who attend your church

Areas that are sparsely populated.

A measurement of what is produced and what is required to produce it.

An economy in which resources are distributed mainly through families.

A measurement of what is produced and what is required to produce it.

The process by which nations, cultures, and economies become integrated, or mixed.

Areas that are sparsely populated.

The number of years it takes a population to double in size.

Define Cultural Region.

A form of government in which one person has absolute power to rule.

A regional variety of a language with unique features.

Define Doubling Time.

The number of years it takes a population to double in size based on its current growth rate.

The number of years it takes a population to double in size based on its current death rate.

The number of years it takes a population to triple in size based on its current growth rate.

The number of years it takes the population to grow.

Define Mixed Economy.

An economy in which some parts are privately owned and other parts are owned by the government or another authority.

An economy in which resources are distributed mainly through families.

A measurement of what is produced and what is required to produce it.

The amount of goods a supplier has.

A form of government in which one person has absolute power to rule and control the government, the people, and the economy.

A form of government which is passed down from generation to generation.

A form of government in which the people dictate how the government runs.

The name of the most recent spaceship.

A regional variety of a language with unique features.

A specific diet known to only certain cultures.

Areas that are sparsely populated.

Areas that have a high population density.

Define Traditional Economy.

An economy in which resources are distributed mainly through families.

An economy in which resources are distributed through the government.

An economy in which resources are not distributed.

An economy in which resources must be exported.

Define Globalization.

The process by which nations, cultures, and economies become integrated, or mixed.

A measurement of what is produced and what is required to produce it.

The process by which countries become more independent and isolated.

A form of government in which one person has absolute power.

Define Sustainability.

Working to create conditions where all the natural resources for meeting the needs of society are available.

Working to export and import goods.

Working to create conditions where all resources are distributed through families.

Areas that are densely populated

Areas that are sparsely populated.

To enter and live in a new country

The number of deaths compared to the total number of individuals in a population at a given time.

The number of babies born compared to the total number of individuals in a population at a given time.

People who flee a country because of violence, war, or persecution.

When a group of countries may decide to set little or no tariffs or quotas when trading among themselves.

Resources that can be totally replaced

An economy in which a resource is distributed through families

Resources that cannot be totally replaced

An economy in which production is guided and resources are distributed through sales and demand for products and resources

An economy in which some parts are privately owned and other parts are owned by the government or another authority

An economy in which resources are distributed mainly through families

An economy in which the means of production are publicly owned

A government ruled by a king or queen

People who flee a country because of violence, war, or persecution

The number of deaths compared to the total number of individuals in a population at a given time

The level at which a person, group, or nation lives

When cities grow larger and spread into surrounding areas

The rights that belong to all individuals

The process by which nations, cultures, and economies become integrated or mixed

Ch 3 Human Geography

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Population growth rates are the same in all areas of the world.

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Cultural blending is a positive effect of migration.

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Members of a culture sometimes have special roles or positions as part of their cultural traditions.

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A physical region is a geographic area in which people have certain traits in common.

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Human rights are different for people in different cultures.

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Employees are an example of capital.

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To leave one's home to live in another place

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Quota

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Ch 3 Human Geography

Population growth rates are the same in all areas of the world.

Cultural blending is a positive effect of migration.

Members of a culture sometimes have special roles or positions as part of their cultural traditions.

A physical region is a geographic area in which people have certain traits in common.

Human rights are different for people in different cultures.

Employees are an example of capital.

To leave one's home to live in another place

A tax added to the cost of imported products.

To enter and live in a new country.

A limit on the amount of a good that can be imported.

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