AP Success - AP Human Geography: Comprehensive Set 3
Question 1
A decline in national GDP due to global economic downturns
The intervention of international peacekeeping forces during a civil war
A high rate of emigration resulting in a significant loss of skilled workers
The signing of a free trade agreement with neighboring countries
An increase in the number of non-governmental organizations operating within its borders
Question 2
The susceptibility of a culture to adopt foreign customs and practices
The dominance of one culture over others in the global arena
The preservation of culture through isolation from other cultures
The ability of a culture to maintain its core practices despite external influences
The tendency of cultures to blend and form new hybrid identities
Question 3
GINI coefficient by decreasing it
Urbanization rate by decreasing it
Industrial productivity by decreasing it
Agricultural output by increasing it
GDP per capita by increasing it
Question 4
At the Rail Junction
3 miles from Thirsty Town on 10 Mile Rd. towards Hops & Grain Fields
3 miles from Thirsty Town on 10 Mile Rd. towards Mountain Springs
At Thirsty Town
Equidistant from Hops & Grain Fields and Mountain Springs on the perimeter of Thirsty Town
Question 5
Proximity to Mountain Springs for fresh water
Proximity to the Rail Junction for transportation efficiency
Equidistant location between the Hops & Grain Fields, Thirsty Town, and Mountain Springs
Proximity to Hops & Grain Fields for raw materials
Proximity to Thirsty Town for a labor force
Question 6
Thirsty Town
Mountain Springs
Rail Junction
Hops & Grain Fields
Midway on 10 Mile Rd. between Thirsty Town and Mountain Springs
Question 7
Cultural imperialism
Comparative advantage
Neocolonialism
Post-Fordist economy
Globalization's environmental impact
Question 8
Standardizing the space to match other public areas in the city
Outsourcing the design to an international architecture firm
Creating a uniform design that disregards cultural specifics
Collaborating with community leaders to incorporate cultural symbols
Limiting access to the space to members of the community only
Question 9
Centrifugal force theory
Heartland theory
Rimland theory
Core-periphery model
Centripetal force theory
Question 10
Decreasing soil erosion and improving water quality in adjacent aquatic ecosystems
Increasing the land area needed to produce equivalent yields of conventional farms
Encouraging the rapid reforestation of previously cleared agricultural lands
Facilitating the consolidation of small-scale farms into larger, more efficient units
Promoting the use of genetically modified seeds to increase disease resistance
Question 11
Country A focuses on developing its service sector, while Country B invests in resource extraction technologies.
Country B monopolizes technological advancements, leading to a trade imbalance.
Country A's economic dependence on Country B increases as it fails to develop its own technological sector.
The trade agreement fails as both countries decide to focus on their domestic markets instead.
Both countries experience economic growth, with Country A exporting resources and Country B exporting technology.
Question 12
Pollution haven hypothesis
Ecumene
Globalization of labor
Environmental determinism
Industrial agglomeration
Question 13
The declining significance of religious beliefs in modern societies
The impact of cultural barriers on religious diffusion
The reinforcement of traditional religious institutions
A decrease in secularization trends
The role of technology in contemporary religious movements
Question 14
Middle-Class Residential Tract
Commercial
Zone of in situ accretion
Elite Residential Sector
Zone of peripheral squatter settlements
Question 15
Industrial Park
CBD
Mall
Market
Spine
Question 16
Interregional migration
Chain migration
Sunbelt migration
Counterurbanization
Seasonal movement
Question 17
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
The United Nations (UN)
The European Union (EU)
All of the above
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
Question 18
Traditional society
Take-off
Preconditions for take-off
Age of high mass consumption
Drive to maturity
Question 19
Encouraging the preservation of farmland and local food production
Increasing consumer demand for exotic, imported food products
Reducing the need for local farmers to engage in direct marketing
Promoting the consolidation of small farms into larger agribusiness units
Decreasing urban residents' awareness of seasonal crop availability
Question 20
Reduction of immigration to prevent labor market saturation
Development of education and job training programs
Investment in child care and maternity leave
Expansion of healthcare services to the elderly
Pension reforms to support an aging population
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