Title: World Geography
1World Geography
- Geo Skills
- North America
- South America
2Geography Skills
3Which feature would most likely be shown on a
physical map?
4mountain ranges
5Which aspect of geography is most influenced by
these factors?
- Height above sea level
- Distance from the equator
- Amount of rainfall
- Average daily temperature
6climate
7The terms cottage industries, mercantilism,
unions, and laissez-faire are most closely
associated with
8economic systems
9What best describes an impact of the computer on
the global economy?
10Companies now market more products worldwide
11The concern expressed in this cartoon is most
closely related to the consequences of.?
12industrialization and the burning of fossil fuels
13Which feature would most often be shown on a
political map?
14capital cities
15latitude ____ longitude ____
16Equator and Prime Meridian
17Which measure shows the average number of people
living in a square mile (square kilometer)?
18Population Density
19 the graph shows that between 1950 and 2000 the
worlds population increased by approximately
203 ½ or 4 billion
21What is one explanation for the great change in
the world population between 1950 and 2000?
22New medicines and technology were discovered and
applied
23Geography of North America
24The statement explains why the colonists wanted a
25representative form of government
26The economic trend represented in this chart is
most likely an effect of the creation of the
27North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
28Which conclusion is supported by the information
provided on the map?
29The United States exports little or no oil.
30What caused the change in U.S. boundaries shown
above?
31The purchase of territory from France
32The early English colonists of North America
settled near rivers, which provided resources and
33a source of transportation
34Based on the map, the reader can conclude that
the U.S. population-
35has experienced continued growth in the West
since 1790
36What title completes the diagram?
37Results of the Agricultural Revolution
38The global transfer of foods, plants, and animals
during the colonization of the Americas is known
as the
39Columbian Exchange
40Where is central authority the strongest?
41Central authority is strongest in a command
economy.
42We are native people who have adapted to the
harsh geography of the northern Canadian
territories. We live north of the forests. By
what name do we prefer to be known?
43Inuits
44Geography of Latin America
45Which letter identifies the region in the Andes
Mountains where many Inca settlements were
located?
46B
47The letter C indicates an area of Latin America
that was colonized mostly by the
48Portuguese
49Which geographic feature had the greatest
influence on the development of the Inca Empire?
50mountains
51This 2001 cartoon implies that nations in Central
America are
52facing several serious problems at the same time
53Which geographic feature made it difficult to
unify South America?
54Andes Mountains
55which Latin American nation had the greatest
ten-year increase in foreign debt in billions of
U.S. dollars between 1977 and 1987?
56Brazil
57Based on a comparison of these maps of South
America, which conclusion is accurate?
58Many regions of South America gained their
independence between 1790 and 1828
59Which individual is most closely associated with
the changes indicated on these maps?
60Simón Bolívar
61How did the Inca adapt to their physical
environment?
62They built footbridges that connected their roads
across the Andes
63What is the primary reason that increasing
numbers of Latin American citizens have
immigrated to the United States over the last
three decades?
64hope for economic opportunities