Human Geo Unit 3

Front 1

Most forms of modern agriculture has led to a net increase in soil on farmlands.

Back 1

False.

Front 2

Domestication of plants and animals is a defining characteristics of which argiuclutal revolution?

Back 2

First

Front 3

Which of these was NOT a major feature of the 3rd agriculutal Revolution?

Back 3

The movement away from communal production with the enclourse of private fields.

Front 4

Commodity chain analysis...

Back 4

Both b and D.

Front 5

Which of the following statements about shifting cultivation is false?

Back 5

Shifting culitvation is the same thing as crop rotation.

Front 6

Companies that practice flexible specialization...

Back 6

often avoid long-term contracts with workers so it is easy to futuRosre them when a more lucrative production locations arises.

Front 7

Rostow's model economic development....

Back 7

Holds all countries can rach high GDP per capita if they follow the right path.

Front 8

The agrarian culture is one (in) which...

Back 8

agriculture production is predominant in daily life.

Front 9

Which of the following is associated with shifting cultivation?

Back 9

Both C and D

Front 10

Which of these best descrive some of the main gials of the Fiar trade coffe company Cafe Direct, accordining to the film?

Back 10

the ensure that primary producers earn a high price for their coffee beans.

Front 11

For the peripheral countries, "dependency" means that they are dependent upon core countries for all the following except...

Back 11

labor.

Front 12

Which of these grains was not a major focus of the the Green Revolution?

Back 12

Millet

Front 13

Manufacturing based assemble line techniques and realtively high wages, and reliant upon mass-consumption is know as...

Back 13

fordism.

Front 14

The WTO has determined that prohibiting GMO food for entering a country is an illegal barrier to trade.

Back 14

True

Front 15

Gathering and analyzing the market data can be categorized in which sector of economic activities.

Back 15

Quaternary

Front 16

Plantations-from coffee, cocoa, and tea to rubber, palm oil, and the bananas- typically practice...

Back 16

monoculture

Front 17

In the commodity chain of "free trade" coffee, who earns the lowest share of the price of coffee?

Back 17

primary sector.

Front 18

As part of both the first agiruclutral revolution and the green revolution, humans modified plants genetics by selecting cultivars for desired traits.

Back 18

True.

Front 19

No country that collects data on woemne has a Gender Empowerment Index of 1 or greater. In other words, in no country is women's status equal to or grater than that of mens.

Back 19

True.

Front 20

Which of the following was NOt one of the primary or secondary heaths of the First Agircultural Revoltion?

Back 20

Western Europe.

Front 21

Global societies are ______.
And these ____________ are __________.

Back 21

interdependent; interdepences uneven

Front 22

What does the periphery/semi-periphery depend on the core for?

Back 22

for investment, technology, imports.

Front 23

What does the core/semi-perphery depend the periphery for?

Back 23

inexpensive labor, production conditions (laws/regulations in other areas).

Front 24

What is an example of the unevenness at different scales?

Back 24

The Chipapas is a small ton where children are more liekly to die at a young age because of environmental, poor access to clen water issues compared to Mexico City.

Front 25

What is the primary sector?

Back 25

direct harvest/extraction of natural resources.
EX:picking the tomatoes

Front 26

What is the secondary sector?

Back 26

Transforming the raw materials through manufactoring.
EX: factory of producing the tomatoes

Front 27

What is the tertiary sector?

Back 27

sale and exchange of goods.
includes everything from housekeeping to advertising.

Front 28

What is the quaternary sector?

Back 28

handling processing the information.
EX: stock exchange and education.

Front 29

What is economic structure?

Back 29

the relative share of each kind of activity in a region, measured by percent of the labor force.

Front 30

What degree does US have the most of? least?

Back 30

Most: tertiary,
Least: primary

Front 31

What is the general idea for the breakdown of divisions of labor for the periphery?

Back 31

considerable amount of 1 degree, some 2 degree.

Front 32

What is the general idea for the breakdown of divisions of labor for the SP?

Back 32

1 degree, lots of 2 degree, and growing 3 degree.

Front 33

What is the general idea for the breakdown of divisions of labor for the core?

Back 33

significant 2 degree, large 3 degree, and growing 4.

Front 34

Define Value added

Back 34

the process of the net output of secondary industries.

Front 35

What are the 7 biggest manufactoring economies?

Back 35

China, South Korea, mexico, Brazil, India, Indonesia, Thailand

Front 36

Degree 2 workers earn less than _____

Back 36

Core workers.

Front 37

What does 1degree wage looks like?

Back 37

a small price of the final good.
and it depends on cost inputs.

Front 38

Where is majority of the degree 1 work?

Back 38

africa, latin america, and asia.

Front 39

Globalization has ________ and ________.

Back 39

winners and losers.

Front 40

What is fair trade movement trying to do?

Back 40

share some if those who usually get the lowest share of teh final products; properly value primary labor.

Front 41

What does a Gap sweatshirt go through to get value add?

Back 41

multiple sectors add different value. but lots of value is added in the 3rd and 4th sector.

Front 42

Why isnt the boom in coffee shop immediately beneficial to primary producers? What are the ironies of the global market?

Back 42

Major price difference between 1 degrees and the other degrees. Value added for retailors

Front 43

How do the consumers view the Machu Picchu brand? Why is not charity?

Back 43

They thought the packaging was expensive. it is not charity because the wage increas ise for primary producers; the others are still making money.