Title: Final Exam Prep
1Final Exam Prep
- Use with corresponding Study Guide given in class
2Who created the Sector model?
3Homer Hoyt
4Who created the Urban Realms model?
5Hartshorn Muller
6Who created the Concentric Zone model?
7E.W. Burgess
8Who created the Multiple Nuclei model?
9Harris Ullman
10What are Von Thunens rings, in order?
11Around market in middle -
- 1st ring dairy/perishables intensive
agriculture - 2nd ring managed forest / lumber firewood
- 3rd ring extensive agriculture
- 4th ring livestock
12What type of industries are resource oriented?
13Bulk-reducing
- Paper close to trees (resources) because paper
is cheaper to transport
14What type of land dominates along the spine,
between the CBD and the Mall of the Latin
American model?
15Upper Class, elite housing
16Who came up with the Least Cost theory?
17Alfred Weber
18What are three parts of Least Cost Theory?
19- Minimize transportation costs
- Minimize labor costs
- Maximize economies of agglomeration
20Who came up with the Central Place theory?
21Christaller
22Who first came up with other side of the tracks
urban model?
23Homer Hoyts Sector model
24What are the main industries?
25- Primary extraction mining, fishing,
agriculture, lumber - Secondary manufacturing / factories
- Tertiary service
26What type of map shows navigational routes?
27Reference - Physical
28What type of map shows boundaries between
countries?
29Reference - political
30What type of land use dominates on the periphery
of the Latin American model?
31Squatter Settlements
32What type of industries are market-oriented?
33Bulk-gaining
- Soda industry closer to market, since final
product is heavier than resources needed to make
34What are the criticisms of Christallers model?
35- Physical geography is important.
- Consumer behavior is based on more than economic
considerations - Cars have made long distance travel cheap and
easy - Multi-purpose shopping trips often bypass
closest location - Internet makes it possible to shop from home
36What geopolitical theory is the Nazi empire based
on?
37- Ratzels Organic theory needed more living
space for Third Reich
38Who believed that a great sea power would control
the world?
39- Alfred Mahan Great Britain The Influence of
Sea Power Upon History (1660-1783)
404 Factors of Statehood
41States gtgtgtgtNations/Countries
- Population
- Sovereignty
- Territory
- Government
42Largest language family in the world?
43Indo European
- Latin French/Spanish/Italian
- Germanic English / German
44Largest ethnic religion?
45Hinduism
- Other smaller ethnic religions Shintoism and
Judaism
46Fastest growing religion?
47Islam
48Largest globalizing religion?
49Christianity
50Major assumptions of Von Thunen model?
51- There is only one market
- Minimizing costs is the goal of the model
- All points in model are equal distance from
market (fixed transportation costs) - Physical environment is uniform
- Farmers are market oriented
52Large scale is to ______ land but _____ detail,
while small scale is to ______ land but _______
details.
53- Large lots of detail less land
- Small scale small details lots of land
545 Themes of Geography ??
55- Region 3 types
- Location 2 types
- Place 3 characteristics
- Movement - diffusion
- Human Environment Interaction Environmental
Determinism vs. Possibilism
564 Types of Thematic Maps?
57- Isoline
- Choropleth
- Proportional Symbol
- Dot Density
58Early Geographers/ Cartographers??
59- Zheng He compass
- Eratosthenes Beta circumference of the
earth first use of geography - Ptolemy grid system
- Aristotle seasons
60Ravensteins Laws of Migration
61- 1. Net migration amounts to only a fraction of
gross migration. - 2. Most migrants only go a short distance.
- 3. Migrants who do move far tend to choose big
city destinations. - 4. Urban residents are less migratory than rural
residents. - 5. Most international migrants are young adults.
- 6. Most migrants proceed step-by-step.
62- 7. Large cities tend to grow by migration, rather
than by natural increase. - 8. Major cause of voluntary migration is
economic. - 9. Females are more migratory than males within
their country of birth, but males frequently
venture beyond. - 10. Migration increases in volume as industries
and commerce develop and transport improves. - 11. The usual direction of migration is from
agricultural areas to centres of industry and
commerce.
63Stages of the ETM?
64- 1st Pestilence and Famine
- 2nd Receding Pandemics
- 3rd Degenerative Diseases
- 4th Delayed Degenerative Diseases
65Types of Migration?
66- Internal vs. International
- Inside country vs. to another country
- Interregional vs. Intraregional
- Different region vs. same region
67What did Thomas Malthus believe?
68- Population increases exponentially, while food
increases arithmetically
69According to the DTM, what happens as countries
industrialize?
70Death rate and Birth rate both decrease over time
71What are the parts of the language tree for
English?
72- Trunk Indo-European
- Branch Germanic
- Limb West Germanic
- Leaf English
732 Terms for Kurds Palestinians?
74- Stateless Nation
- Multi-State Nation
75Review Differences Between Subsistence Farming
Commercialized Farming
76Review Notes on Von Thunen
77Will need a number 2 pencil for scantron on day
on Final