Question

4. How can language be a unifying force between two places?(1 point)
Responses

The creation of one official language can bring language speakers together culturally
The creation of one official language can bring language speakers together culturally

Putting toponyms or official documents into one language can encourage people to speak the same language, bringing people together.
Putting toponyms or official documents into one language can encourage people to speak the same language, bringing people together.

A lingua franca can allow people from different places to communicate and share popular culture.
A lingua franca can allow people from different places to communicate and share popular culture.

The development of a new dialect will often bridge cultural gaps and encourage trade between places
The development of a new dialect will often bridge cultural gaps and encourage trade between places
Question 5
5. Which statement is true about jazz?(1 point)
Responses

Radio enabled jazz to spread to a wider audience.
Radio enabled jazz to spread to a wider audience.

Radio led to the decrease in popularity of jazz.
Radio led to the decrease in popularity of jazz.

Jazz was mainly influenced by ranchera.
Jazz was mainly influenced by ranchera.

The main center of jazz moved from New York to California.
The main center of jazz moved from New York to California.
Question 6
6. Demographic transition models use what two population statistics to signify change in a nation’s population?(1 point)
Responses

race and birth rates
race and birth rates

education levels and income
education levels and income

geographic location and number of people below the poverty line
geographic location and number of people below the poverty line

birth rates and death rates
birth rates and death rates
Question 7
7. What type of population pyramid would a nation most likely have if it had a high birth rate 30 years ago and has a low birth rate now?(1 point)
Responses

constrictive
constrictive

expansive
expansive

improving
improving

stationary
stationary
Question 8
8. Which is an example of how the dominant culture can create a negative effect on migration?(1 point)
Responses

The dominant culture can create an identity crisis for migrants.
The dominant culture can create an identity crisis for migrants.

The mixing of multiple cultures creates a diverse and inclusive society.
The mixing of multiple cultures creates a diverse and inclusive society.

The dominant culture removes the language barrier in migration processes.
The dominant culture removes the language barrier in migration processes.

The dominant culture overwhelms the healthcare infrastructure.
The dominant culture overwhelms the healthcare infrastructure.
Question 9
9. Migration resulting from the recent instability in Northern Africa and the Middle East have created which of these outcomes?(1 point)
Responses

mass migration across the Atlantic Ocean to the U.S.
mass migration across the Atlantic Ocean to the U.S.

mass flows of refugees into Europe
mass flows of refugees into Europe

a generational depopulation of young people
a generational depopulation of young people

declining immigration to the U.S. creating job openings
declining immigration to the U.S. creating job openings
Question 10
10. Forced migration can occur due to which of the following reasons?(1 point)
Responses

higher living standards
higher living standards

greater employment opportunities
greater employment opportunities

environmental disaster
environmental disaster

political regime preference
political regime preference
Question 11
11. Which pairing of push and pull factors is correct to immigration and emigration?(1 point)
Responses

Push factors create emigration.
Push factors create emigration.

Push and pull factors create emigration.
Push and pull factors create emigration.

Pull factors create emigration.
Pull factors create emigration.

Push factors create immigration.
Push factors create immigration.
Question 12
12. What is an urban penalty?(1 point)
Responses

high migration levels
high migration levels

the increased risk of disease and death in urban areas
the increased risk of disease and death in urban areas

the lack of quality food options in urban areas
the lack of quality food options in urban areas

high levels of crime

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions:

**Question 4**: How can language be a unifying force between two places?
- **Answer**: A lingua franca can allow people from different places to communicate and share popular culture.

**Question 5**: Which statement is true about jazz?
- **Answer**: Radio enabled jazz to spread to a wider audience.

**Question 6**: Demographic transition models use what two population statistics to signify change in a nation’s population?
- **Answer**: birth rates and death rates.

**Question 7**: What type of population pyramid would a nation most likely have if it had a high birth rate 30 years ago and has a low birth rate now?
- **Answer**: constrictive.

**Question 8**: Which is an example of how the dominant culture can create a negative effect on migration?
- **Answer**: The dominant culture can create an identity crisis for migrants.

**Question 9**: Migration resulting from the recent instability in Northern Africa and the Middle East have created which of these outcomes?
- **Answer**: mass flows of refugees into Europe.

**Question 10**: Forced migration can occur due to which of the following reasons?
- **Answer**: environmental disaster.

**Question 11**: Which pairing of push and pull factors is correct to immigration and emigration?
- **Answer**: Push factors create emigration.

**Question 12**: What is an urban penalty?
- **Answer**: the increased risk of disease and death in urban areas.

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