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A pull factor for migration is:
A. Natural disasters
B. Disease
C. Economic opportunity
D. Conflict
Which term describes people moving from rural areas to cities?
A population pyramid wider at the bottom suggests:
Cultural diffusion occurs when:
A major reason for global population growth in the last century:
A. Less migration
B. Improved healthcare
C. Reduced trade
D. More wars
The primary language families in the world are based on:
A. Religion
B. Shared historical origins
C. Climate
D. Government
The term “monotheism” refers to:
A nation is defined as a group of people who share:
A. High GDP
B. A common culture
C. A single climate zone
D. Wealth
What are the characteristics of developed countries?
What is the term for goods, ideas, and people spreading across the world?
A. Localization
B. Globalization
C. Segregation
D. Nationalism
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1) A pull factor for migration is:
C. Economic opportunity — pull factors attract migrants (jobs, better living conditions).
2) Which term describes people moving from rural areas to cities?
Urbanization (or rural-to-urban migration).
3) A population pyramid wider at the bottom suggests:
High birth rates and a large youth population — a growing, young population with high fertility.
4) Cultural diffusion occurs when:
Cultural traits, ideas, technologies, or practices spread from one society to another through contact (trade, migration, media, conquest).
5) A major reason for global population growth in the last century:
B. Improved healthcare — lower mortality from medical advances, sanitation, vaccines.
6) The primary language families in the world are based on:
B. Shared historical origins — languages grouped by common ancestral languages.
7) The term “monotheism” refers to:
Belief in a single God.
8) A nation is defined as a group of people who share:
B. A common culture (shared identity, history, language, or customs).
9) What are the characteristics of developed countries?
Typical characteristics include high GDP per capita and living standards, diversified/industrialized economies, advanced infrastructure and technology, good healthcare and education, high life expectancy, low infant mortality, and stable institutions.
10) What is the term for goods, ideas, and people spreading across the world?
B. Globalization.
C. Economic opportunity — pull factors attract migrants (jobs, better living conditions).
2) Which term describes people moving from rural areas to cities?
Urbanization (or rural-to-urban migration).
3) A population pyramid wider at the bottom suggests:
High birth rates and a large youth population — a growing, young population with high fertility.
4) Cultural diffusion occurs when:
Cultural traits, ideas, technologies, or practices spread from one society to another through contact (trade, migration, media, conquest).
5) A major reason for global population growth in the last century:
B. Improved healthcare — lower mortality from medical advances, sanitation, vaccines.
6) The primary language families in the world are based on:
B. Shared historical origins — languages grouped by common ancestral languages.
7) The term “monotheism” refers to:
Belief in a single God.
8) A nation is defined as a group of people who share:
B. A common culture (shared identity, history, language, or customs).
9) What are the characteristics of developed countries?
Typical characteristics include high GDP per capita and living standards, diversified/industrialized economies, advanced infrastructure and technology, good healthcare and education, high life expectancy, low infant mortality, and stable institutions.
10) What is the term for goods, ideas, and people spreading across the world?
B. Globalization.
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