Test Review

2. in the demographic transition chart, the part to the left

a represents an earlier part of history and goes along with popular culture

b represents a later part of history and goes along with popular culture

c represents an earlier part of history and goes along with folk culture

d represents a later part of history and goes along with popular culture

3. in the demographic transition chart, the part to the right

a represents an earlier part of history and goes along with popular culture

b represents a later part of history and goes along with popular culture

c represents an earlier part of history and goes along with folk culture

d represents a later part of history and goes along with popular culture

4. In the demographic transition chart, the highest growth rate occurs in stage

a 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 e 5

5. In which stage do the most developed societies exist

a 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 e 5

6. a pyramid with a wide base and a narrow top that does not go up too high goes along with a country

a that is developing and has population growth but lower life expectancies

b an advanced country with zero population growth and lower life expectancies

c an advanced country with high population growth and high life expectancies

d an advanced country with country with zero population growth and high life expectancies

7. a pyramid with a rectangular look that tapers at the top indicates

a that is developing and has population growth but lower life expectancies

b an advanced country with zero population growth and lower life expectancies

c an advanced country with high population growth and high life expectancies

d an advanced country with country with zero population growth and high life expectancies

8. On the population pyramid, the area to the right

a represents women b represents men

c represents age d represents nothing, it just mirrors the left

9. According to GGS, farming

a leads to a society with many different job

b leads to inventions

c leads to food surpluses and an increase in population

d leads to gunpowder and germs

e all of the above

11. According to GGS, having livestock

a means you have a better chance of dying of disease and is not good

b means you develop diseases first and get the immunities first making you more powerful

c is not an advantage or disadvantage

d means you will not farm

15. Having a long east-west axis

a equals having a greater variety of plants

b equals having a greater variety of climates

c equals having a greater variety of temperatures

d all of the above

16. Who in the hell are you

a someone trying to pass this test

b someone crying alone in a corner

c in your mind you are Sroth, Lord of the Dragons and Future Ruler or all Things Dungeons and Dragons

d all of the above (must answer this to get it right)

20. Answer A and take your free point and go home crying

22 According the demographic transition chart

Stage one is folk and stage four is popular and it goes from less to more developed

Stage one is less developed and has low birth rates

Stage four has high birth rates

Stage four and one have low growth rates

Both a and d

24. MDC's and then LDC's and the Hunter-Gatherers had what percentage of people working on the food supply for their people

A 50, 2, 75 B 25, 80, 100 C 2, 50, 100 D 25, 60, 90 E none of the above

25. African countries in general are at stage

A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4

26. Asian countries in general are at stage

A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4

27. Latin America countries in general are at stage

A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4

28. European countries in general are at stage

A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4

29. Malthus was

A a philosopher who believed population growth would be faster than the growth in food supply

B a philosopher whose ideas apply well to Rwanda and the crisis there

C was from 1800s England

D believed that people who have children at a dangerously increasing rate if allowed

E all of the above

40. Famines have

A Always happened and always will in the future without a doubt because we do not have enough food for all of the people

B Occurred only in democracies with a large number of people

C Occurred in countries with dictators

D Not occurred in recent years

E All of the above

41. Who believed life was nasty, brutish and short

A Hobbes B Locke

C Montesquieu D Roseau

E Mr. Lewis

42. According to Locke’s social contract you have the right to

A Life, liberty and property

B Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

C Have warm fuzzy kittens in your apartment

D Revolt if your basic liberties are maintained by the government

E All of the above

4. Per capita define

A per dollar

B per person

C per amount of capital (dollar)

D per year

12. Popular culture is linked to the demographic transition chart in that it

A) tends to occur in MDC's

B) has family values that have changed to the point where alternate lifestyles and divorce are allowed

C) has values that shift over time

D) can be expected in countries like the U.S. where women are going to college in larger numbers than men

E) All of the above

13. Folk culture includes all of the following except

a homogeneous

b family

c less development

d individuality

14. Popular culture includes all of the following except

a heterogeneous

b more family values

c more development

d individuality

20. A nation-state is

a a group of people who want a country

b an ethnic group that wants its own state

c the same thing. nation means state

d nothing- it is a made up word

21. Stop crying during the exam and just put down the letter A for this one (freebie)

26. Heterogeneous means

a many differing types

b one type

c a group of people with one trait

d none of the above

67. Epidemics are usually found in what stage of the demographic transition

A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

E none

68. Countries that average around 3 children per family will likely be in what stage

A 1

B 2

C 3

D 4

E none

86. Locally made clothing and foods are more important to

A popular culture

B folk culture

C no culture

D all cultures

E none of the above

Causes of WWI

Sides of WWI

How was the meat packing industry an example of industrialization

How did the industrial revolution change the nature of warfare

Why were bright uniforms needed for Napoleon’s army but not in WWI

How did war change from Napoleon to WWI

Spark of WWI

How did the weapons of WWI change the nature of warfare and lack of certain weapons

Trench system and why it was set up the way it was

What was total warfare

Why did Russia leave WWI

Why did America join WWI and how does the Somme relate to that

Significance to the Somme for the British

Difference between Napoleon’s battle and WWI battle

Distance in weaponry, accuracy, use of horses, gunpowder, communication,

Treaty of WWI and its consequences

Define nationalism

how was belgium significant to wwi

why did the ottoman empire join in on the central powers

what was the most effective weapon of Germans during wwi (invention)

how did wwi start

why did the US have the lowest casualty rate of any country during wwi

what was the spanish flu

who would get the highest rate of casualties in a wwi battle

how wide was the front at the Somme

why did the frontlines have to be so widespread

what is a creeping barrage

what effect did this war have on Germany

how long did Germany fight and whom did they blame for the war

define communism

define capitalism

define epidemic