HUMAN GEOGRAPHY TEST 2 | TOP SCORES MADE SIMPLE |
TRUSTED TEST SOLUTIONS!
international migration Answer: movement across country borders
emigrants Answer: people who migrate out of a country
immigrants Answer: people who migrate into a country
internal migration Answer: Purposeful movement of people within a country from one
location to another with a degree of permanence or intent to stay
Internally displaced person Answer: an evacuee
channelized migration Answer: when one family member migrates to a new country
and the rest of the family follows shortly after.
Barriers to migration Answer: distance, physical, cost, cultural differences, and political
Remittance Income Answer: Money sent home by migrant workers in other countries
Example of Internal forced migration Answer: Trail of tears
Example of Internal voluntary migration Answer: California gold rush
International voluntary migration Answer: moving to another country for a better life
Example of International forced migration Answer: The Atlantic slave trade
Push factors for migration Answer: war, famine, overpopulation, unemployment,
deportation, repatriation
Refugees Answer: People who cross international borders to escape hazardous
conditions at home such as civil wars or natural disasters
deportation Answer: A government forces a migrant to depart th country they entered
and travel to any other country willing to accept them
Repatriation Answer: A migrant is returned to their own home country
Pull factors for migration Answer: Land availability, jobs, remittance income, climate
and asylum
Asylum Answer: Those who fear for their lives in their home countries and request
permission to stay in another where they feel safe
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, Paleolithic Answer: The old Stone Age beginning near the end of the last glaciation
Mesolithic Answer: The middle Stone Age saw the establishment of permanent
settlements and beginning of the agriculture revolution
Neolithic Answer: The New Stone Age witnessed greater advances in agriculture and
the emergence of major culture hearths
Culture hearth Answer: Heartland, source area, innovation center; place of origin of a
major culture.
Example of a culture hearth Answer: Mesopotamia
Hydraulic civilizations Answer: Cradles of civilization or culture hearths that arose along
fertile river valleys
Domesticated animals in the Middle East (Mesopotamia) Answer: Cows, sheep, goats,
pigs, camels, donkeys
Domesticated plants in the Middle East (Mesopotamia) Answer: Wheat, barley, rye,
oats, grapes, olives, dates, melons, lettuce, carrots, apples, and walnuts
Domesticated animals in Central Asia Answer: Horses, camels/bactrian
Domesticated animals in south/east Asia Answer: Water buffalo, Bali cattle, and yak
Domesticated animals in South America Answer: llamas and alpacas
Domesticated animals in the artic Answer: reindeer
Domesticated animals and plants in the sub-Saharan Africa Answer: There are fewer
and less nutritious plants and no native animals as food resources
culture trait Answer: A single distinguishing feature of regular occurrence within a
culture
culture complex Answer: A related set of culture traits descriptive of one aspect of a
society's behavior or activity
Culture region Answer: A region within which common cultural characteristics prevail
Culture realm Answer: A cluster of regions that exhibit similar cultural systems
sequent occupance Answer: The idea that suppressive societies leave their culture
imprints on a place each contributing to the cumulative cultural landscape
Isogloss Answer: A boundary that separates regions in which different language
usages predominate.
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TRUSTED TEST SOLUTIONS!
international migration Answer: movement across country borders
emigrants Answer: people who migrate out of a country
immigrants Answer: people who migrate into a country
internal migration Answer: Purposeful movement of people within a country from one
location to another with a degree of permanence or intent to stay
Internally displaced person Answer: an evacuee
channelized migration Answer: when one family member migrates to a new country
and the rest of the family follows shortly after.
Barriers to migration Answer: distance, physical, cost, cultural differences, and political
Remittance Income Answer: Money sent home by migrant workers in other countries
Example of Internal forced migration Answer: Trail of tears
Example of Internal voluntary migration Answer: California gold rush
International voluntary migration Answer: moving to another country for a better life
Example of International forced migration Answer: The Atlantic slave trade
Push factors for migration Answer: war, famine, overpopulation, unemployment,
deportation, repatriation
Refugees Answer: People who cross international borders to escape hazardous
conditions at home such as civil wars or natural disasters
deportation Answer: A government forces a migrant to depart th country they entered
and travel to any other country willing to accept them
Repatriation Answer: A migrant is returned to their own home country
Pull factors for migration Answer: Land availability, jobs, remittance income, climate
and asylum
Asylum Answer: Those who fear for their lives in their home countries and request
permission to stay in another where they feel safe
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, Paleolithic Answer: The old Stone Age beginning near the end of the last glaciation
Mesolithic Answer: The middle Stone Age saw the establishment of permanent
settlements and beginning of the agriculture revolution
Neolithic Answer: The New Stone Age witnessed greater advances in agriculture and
the emergence of major culture hearths
Culture hearth Answer: Heartland, source area, innovation center; place of origin of a
major culture.
Example of a culture hearth Answer: Mesopotamia
Hydraulic civilizations Answer: Cradles of civilization or culture hearths that arose along
fertile river valleys
Domesticated animals in the Middle East (Mesopotamia) Answer: Cows, sheep, goats,
pigs, camels, donkeys
Domesticated plants in the Middle East (Mesopotamia) Answer: Wheat, barley, rye,
oats, grapes, olives, dates, melons, lettuce, carrots, apples, and walnuts
Domesticated animals in Central Asia Answer: Horses, camels/bactrian
Domesticated animals in south/east Asia Answer: Water buffalo, Bali cattle, and yak
Domesticated animals in South America Answer: llamas and alpacas
Domesticated animals in the artic Answer: reindeer
Domesticated animals and plants in the sub-Saharan Africa Answer: There are fewer
and less nutritious plants and no native animals as food resources
culture trait Answer: A single distinguishing feature of regular occurrence within a
culture
culture complex Answer: A related set of culture traits descriptive of one aspect of a
society's behavior or activity
Culture region Answer: A region within which common cultural characteristics prevail
Culture realm Answer: A cluster of regions that exhibit similar cultural systems
sequent occupance Answer: The idea that suppressive societies leave their culture
imprints on a place each contributing to the cumulative cultural landscape
Isogloss Answer: A boundary that separates regions in which different language
usages predominate.
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