Human Geography Unit 8, Tests 1-3 Spring 2015

Question

Where something is located in relation to something else is referred to as...

Answer 1

Distance decay

Answer 2

Site characteristitcs

Answer 3

Friction of distance

Answer 4

Situational charactersitics

Answer 5

Absolute location

Answer 6

Choropleth map

Answer 7

Graduated circle map

Answer 8

Robinson map

Answer 9

Dot distribution map

Answer 10

None of the above

Answer 11

Dispersion

Answer 12

Contour map

Answer 13

reference map

Answer 14

Peters projection map

Answer 15

Local-global continuum map

Answer 16

Robinson projection map

Answer 17

Organization of Earth's surfaces into distinct areas

Answer 18

Physical gap or distance between two objects

Answer 19

Arrangement of objects on Earth's surface in relation to other objects

Answer 20

Distance between objects on a map and the distance between objects on Earth's surface

Answer 21

Position of something on Earth's surface

Answer 22

Distance expressed in terms of how far the average person can walk in one day.

Answer 23

Distance measured in terms of minutes or hours.

Answer 24

Distance expressed in terms of the perceived amount of space separating one place from another.

Answer 25

Distance expressed in terms of the amount of money it will cost to travel from one place to another.

Answer 26

Distance measured in terms of miles or kilometers.

Answer 27

Tropic of Cancer

Answer 28

Prime Meridian

Answer 29

North Pole

Answer 30

International Date Line

Answer 31

South Pole

Answer 32

To determine precise absolute locations on Earth

Answer 33

To define the mathematical relations between the size of an area on the map and its actual size

Answer 34

To define a location relative to other human and physical features on a landscape

Answer 35

To distinguish a particular place from other places on Earth

Answer 36

To identify similarities of physical or cultural features within a region

Answer 37

New York City

Answer 38

Mexico City

Answer 39

When and why questions

Answer 40

When, who and what questions

Answer 41

When and where questions

Answer 42

Why of where questions

Answer 43

How and what questions

Answer 44

Network integrations

Answer 45

Distance-decay

Answer 46

Time-space compression

Answer 47

Migration transmission

Answer 48

The gravity model

Answer 49

Cylindrical projection that makes middle-latitude countries look smaller than countries int he tropics

Answer 50

A planar projection with parallels appearing as circles

Answer 51

A Robinson projection that attempts to balance distortions in shape, size, distance and direction

Answer 52

A Mercator projection with distorted land areas far distant from the equator

Answer 53

A Peters projection that distorts the shape of land areas

Answer 54

South Pole

Answer 55

Tropic of Capricorn

Answer 56

North Pole

Answer 57

Tropic of Cancer

Answer 58

Friction of distance

Answer 59

Relocation diffusion

Answer 60

Stimulus diffusion

Answer 61

Possibilism

Answer 62

Time-space compression

Answer 63

Population migration westward stimulates economic activity in a small western town.

Answer 64

A community decimated by contagious disease moves to a location further inland.

Answer 65

A city gains revenue and population after a new Interstate Highway is built through it.

Answer 66

Towns east of a city begin to lose population as towns west of a city begin to gain population.

Answer 67

A town loses its appeal as a vacation destination as a result of eroding beaches.

Answer 68

Time-distance decay

Answer 69

x, y, and z values for an object

Answer 70

Longitude and latitude

Answer 71

Relative location within 100 yards

Answer 72

Cartograms

Answer 73

Isoline maps

Answer 74

Chloropleth maps

Answer 75

Proportional symbol maps

Answer 76

Perceptual regions

Answer 77

Functional regions

Answer 78

Vernacular regions

Answer 79

Uniform regions

Answer 80

Formal regions

Answer 81

Geographic Polarity System

Answer 82

Geographic Positioning Science

Answer 83

Global Positioning System

Answer 84

Geographic PlaceSynthesis

Answer 85

Global People Standards

Answer 86

Graduated circles

Answer 87

Multiple colors

Answer 88

Distortion

Answer 89

Representative fractions

Answer 90

Absolute location

Answer 91

Relative distance

Answer 92

Relative location

Answer 93

Relative direction

Answer 94

Absolute direction

Answer 95

An important center for international trade and commerce

Answer 96

An island bordered by the Hudson and East rivers

Answer 97

A regional transportation hub for the Northeastern U.S.

Answer 98

An urbane center located two hours northeast of Philadelphia by train

Answer 99

A midway point along an urban corridor stretching from Boston to Washington, DC.

Answer 100

New Orleans

Answer 101

Minneapolis

Answer 102

Mental map

Answer 103

Thematic map

Answer 104

Contour map

Answer 105

Topographic map

Answer 106

Reference map

Answer 107

Loss of prime agricultural land

Answer 108

Irrigation needs for farmers

Answer 109

Spread of desertification

Answer 110

Urban sprawl

Answer 111

All of the above

Answer 112

Absolute location

Answer 113

Physical site characteristics

Answer 114

Relative location

Answer 115

Crossing the 180-degree longitude line from America to Asia

Answer 116

Passing over the North Pole

Answer 117

Passing over the South Pole

Answer 118

Crossing the equator going south

Answer 119

Crossing the 180-degree longitude line from Asia to America

Answer 120

Henrich von Thunen

Answer 121

Ether Boserup

Answer 122

Carl Sauer

Answer 123

Thomas Malthus

Answer 124

projection

Answer 125

ethnography

Answer 126

globalization

Answer 127

A negative correlation between distance and degree of relation

Answer 128

No correlation between distance and degree of relation

Answer 129

An uncertain correlation between distance and degree of relation

Answer 130

A neutral correlation between distance and degree of relation

Answer 131

A positive correlation between distance and degree of relation

Answer 132

Accesibility

Answer 133

Trajectory

Answer 134

Distribution

Answer 135

Why does urban sprawl create transportation problems?

Answer 136

What geographical benefits are there to the "eat local" movement?

Answer 137

Where did Brian Berry base his studies of Central Place Theory?

Answer 138

Why does the absence of rank-size rule impact customers?

Answer 139

All of the Above

Answer 140

Democratization

Answer 141

Globalization

Answer 142

Integration

Answer 143

Interaction

Answer 144

All of the above

Answer 145

Infrared satellite images

Answer 146

Oblique maps

Answer 147

Hand-drawn maps

Answer 148

Aerial photographs

Answer 149

Computer maps

Answer 150

Tropical zone

Answer 151

Rain forest region

Answer 152

Polar region

Answer 153

Equal area value

Answer 154

Cultural lag

Answer 155

Environmental determinism

Answer 156

Relocation diffusion

Answer 157

Stimulus diffusion

Answer 158

Cultural divergence

Answer 159

The Black Sea

Answer 160

Mediterranean Sea

Answer 161

Major bodies of water

Answer 162

Political boundaries

Answer 163

Historical events

Answer 164

Physical features

Answer 165

Transplanted from somewhere else

Answer 166

Famous people

Answer 167

All of the above

Answer 168

Chamber of Commerce members

Answer 169

Determining shopping habits by marketing firms

Answer 170

College admissions officers

Answer 171

Tourist bureaus

Answer 172

All of the above

Answer 173

The unique situational characteristics

Answer 174

Uniform landscape of a place

Answer 175

Characteristics of the founder of a place

Answer 176

The unique physical site characteristics

Answer 177

The unique physical and human attributes that gives a place character

Answer 178

Distance decay

Answer 179

Spatial interaction

Answer 180

Expansion diffusion

Answer 181

Friction of distance

Answer 182

Time-space convergence

Answer 183

Marvin Hall

Answer 184

Walter Cristaller

Answer 185

Carl Sauer

Answer 186

Alexander von Humbolt

Answer 187

Internet connections through a personal computer

Answer 188

Circular spatial pattern of a settlement and land use

Answer 189

Relatively close match between official local time and solar time

Answer 190

Isolation of people who live in a region's periphery

Answer 191

The perception of cultural unity of people on the Korean peninsula

Answer 192

Scientific

Answer 193

George Perkins Marsh

Answer 194

Carl Sauer

Answer 195

Eratosthenes

Answer 196

Connecting highways between towns in a region

Answer 197

The arrangement of streets in a village

Answer 198

Connections among major world cities

Answer 199

Major road crossings in a town

Answer 200

Major highways that connect regions in a country

Answer 201

Spatial analysis

Answer 202

Physical geography

Answer 203

Cartography

Answer 204

Territorial morphology

Answer 205

Topography

Answer 206

270 degrees longitude

Answer 207

90 degrees longitude

Answer 208

180 degrees longitude

Answer 209

0 degrees longitude

Answer 210

45 degrees longitude

Answer 211

A map with a scale 1:100

Answer 212

A map with a scale 1:500

Answer 213

A map with a scale 1:50

Answer 214

A map with a scale 1:1000

Answer 215

A map with a scale 1:5

Answer 216

Relative location

Answer 217

Census tract

Answer 218

Reference map

Answer 219

GIS system

Answer 220

GPS system

Answer 221

Mercator projection map

Answer 222

The United States

Answer 223

Southeast Asia

Answer 224

Luxembourg

Answer 225

Life expectancy will decrease over time

Answer 226

Birth and death rates decrease over time

Answer 227

In-migration increases over time

Answer 228

Fertility rates increase over time

Answer 229

Migration increases from rural to urban areas

Answer 230

Russian Jews

Answer 231

Southeast Asians

Answer 232

Indian Hindus

Answer 233

The female fertility rate is very high

Answer 234

40.85 percent of all infants die before the age of 1

Answer 235

Life expectancies are very low for all ages

Answer 236

40.85 more births than deaths occur during the course of the year

Answer 237

40.85 infants per 1,000 die before the age of 1.

Answer 238

Avoid war and famine in the future

Answer 239

Continue to be agriculturally productive

Answer 240

Eventually industrialize

Answer 241

Develop effective population control policies

Answer 242

Successfully avoid the mortality revolution

Answer 243

Overpopulation can only occur in less-developed areas

Answer 244

Overpopulation is achieved when the physiological density reaches more than 1,000/km

Answer 245

Overpopulation occurs when an area's population is greater than its carrying capacity

Answer 246

Overpopulation is unlikely because food production potential is unlimited

Answer 247

All of the above

Answer 248

Deforestation in Madagascar

Answer 249

Lack of access to food in Manila

Answer 250

Overcrowding in Mumbai

Answer 251

Low unemployment rates in Tokyo

Answer 252

Squatter settlements in Rio de Janeiro

Answer 253

Eastern China

Answer 254

Western China

Answer 255

The Korean Peninsula

Answer 256

Be most affected by distance decay

Answer 257

Choose cities as their destinations

Answer 258

Avoid step migration

Answer 259

Travel in families

Answer 260

Take advantage of intervening opprtunities

Answer 261

Country A is overpopulated

Answer 262

The population of Country A will double in 35 years

Answer 263

Country A has a larger population than Country B

Answer 264

The population of Country B will double in 15 years

Answer 265

The carrying capacity of both countries are being strained

Answer 266

Total population is increasing with high birth rates and low death rates.

Answer 267

Total population is low and constant with high birth rates and low death rates.

Answer 268

Total population is low and constant with low birth rates and low death rates.

Answer 269

Total population is low and constant with low birth rates and high death rates.

Answer 270

Total population is low and constant with high birth rates and high death rates.

Answer 271

Under 14 years old and over 65 years old.

Answer 272

Between 1 and 64 years old.

Answer 273

65 years old or older

Answer 274

Under 14 years old

Answer 275

Between 14 and 65 years old.

Answer 276

Global infant mortality rates over time

Answer 277

Global dependency ratio rateover time

Answer 278

Global birth rates over time

Answer 279

Global population growth over time

Answer 280

All of the above.

Answer 281

The diffusion of modern medical practices

Answer 282

The diffusion of vaccines and antibiotics

Answer 283

The diffusion of birth control devices

Answer 284

The diffusion of the Industrial Revolution

Answer 285

The diffusion of family planning programs

Answer 286

Remittance

Answer 287

Intervening obstacle

Answer 288

Intervening opportunity

Answer 289

Push factor

Answer 290

About the same rate as Country B

Answer 291

20 percent

Answer 292

half the rate of Country B

Answer 293

56 per 1,000

Answer 294

A natural hazard only includes the loss of property

Answer 295

A natural disaster often includes the loss of property and life

Answer 296

A natural hazard is a predictable event

Answer 297

A natural disaster includes only the loss of life.

Answer 298

All of the above

Answer 299

A suburban teenager

Answer 300

A retired person living in the city

Answer 301

A school-age child

Answer 302

A middle age suburban male

Answer 303

The country would have a natural increase, but only if its immigration policies changed.

Answer 304

The country would have a natural increase.

Answer 305

The country would have a natural increase only if the out-migration was composed of older people.

Answer 306

The country's natural increase would depend on whether most out-migrants were men or women.

Answer 307

The country would not have any natural increase.

Answer 308

Hierarchical

Answer 309

Contagious

Answer 310

Relocation

Answer 311

An abnormally high out-migration of females

Answer 312

An influx of illegal aliens

Answer 313

A migrant guest-workers program

Answer 314

A cultural preference for male children

Answer 315

War or famine

Answer 316

The country imports food

Answer 317

The country's population outgrows its carrying capacity

Answer 318

Total population reaches 10 billion

Answer 319

Large parts of a country are desert

Answer 320

There is more of one sex than the other.

Answer 321

Stage I only

Answer 322

Stage II and III only

Answer 323

Stage III only

Answer 324

Stages III and IV only

Answer 325

Stages I and IV only

Answer 326

The education of women

Answer 327

Increased sanitation

Answer 328

Availability of health care

Answer 329

Reliance on subsistence agriculture

Answer 330

Less dependence on child labor

Answer 331

The movement of people, goods and ideas between two locations based on size and distance

Answer 332

The physiological density of a country

Answer 333

Periods of population explosion in a certain geographic region

Answer 334

The rate at which intercontinental migration occurs

Answer 335

The number of people a city can support with available resources

Answer 336

Agricultural areas

Answer 337

Urban areas

Answer 338

Rural areas

Answer 339

Non-industrial areaas

Answer 340

Areas away from coasts

Answer 341

Farming methods

Answer 342

The status of women

Answer 343

Health care

Answer 344

Political ideology

Answer 345

It has a larger proportion of people who live in poverty

Answer 346

Its percentage of immigrants is high

Answer 347

Most of its inhabitants speak French as a first language

Answer 348

Its fertility rate is low

Answer 349

It has a higher population density

Answer 350

California

Answer 351

United States

Answer 352

Sub-Saharan Africa

Answer 353

North America

Answer 354

Western Europe

Answer 355

India's government has made few attempts to curtail population growth.

Answer 356

India's successful population policies have most likely prevented the country from being the most populous country in the world as early as 2030.

Answer 357

India has followed China's lead in establishing a "one child policy" on the national level.

Answer 358

Despite policy coordination problems, India's birth rate has dropped by more than half in the last 35 years.

Answer 359

Unlike China, India has had a problem coordinating a centralized population policy.

Answer 360

The upper class paying additional taxes to fund family planning and cleanliness education for the lower class

Answer 361

Relocating cities and towns away from stagnant pools and marshy lands to promote better health among all citizens

Answer 362

Widening city streets in low-income neighborhoods to reduce over-crowding and the spread of disease

Answer 363

Equitably distributing food among all citizens regardless of wealth during times of famine

Answer 364

The upper class utlizing moral restraint to limit family size

Answer 365

California

Answer 366

New Mexico

Answer 367

Demographic force

Answer 368

Demographic surge

Answer 369

Demographic momentum

Answer 370

Demographic push

Answer 371

Demographic thrust

Answer 372

Logarithmic population growth

Answer 373

Linear population growth

Answer 374

Cyclical population growth

Answer 375

Exponential population growth

Answer 376

Quadratic function

Answer 377

Times of war

Answer 378

Periods of economic prosperity

Answer 379

Increased number of women in the workforce

Answer 380

Periods of economic hardship

Answer 381

Increased education of women

Answer 382

United States

Answer 383

United Kingdom

Answer 384

Ethnic strife

Answer 385

Lack of economic opportunities

Answer 386

Unsanitary conditions in urban areas

Answer 387

Better economic opportunities in surrounding countries

Answer 388

Environmental disasters

Answer 389

Life expectancy

Answer 390

Infant mortality rate

Answer 391

Crude birth rate

Answer 392

Rate of natural increase

Answer 393

Total fertility rate

Answer 394

Population density

Answer 395

Natural increases in population

Answer 396

Spatial interactions

Answer 397

Fertility rates

Answer 398

Net-migration rate

Answer 399

Physiological population density

Answer 400

Total fertility rate

Answer 401

Arithmetic population density

Answer 402

Doubling rate

Answer 403

East Asia, West Africa and Europe

Answer 404

Europe, North America and East Asia

Answer 405

Southeast Asia, West Africa and East Asia

Answer 406

East Asia, Southeast Asia and South Asia

Answer 407

Europe, South Asia and East Asia

Answer 408

Total land area minus total population

Answer 409

Total population minus total population

Answer 410

Total population divided by total land area

Answer 411

Total population multiplied by total land area

Answer 412

Total land area multiplied by total population

Answer 413

War and occupation

Answer 414

Trans-national corporations

Answer 415

Television and other media

Answer 416

All of the above

Answer 417

A collection of unique words

Answer 418

A boundary between language regions

Answer 419

The transition zone between cultures

Answer 420

A form of language spoken in a local area

Answer 421

All of the above

Answer 422

Austronesian

Answer 423

Niger-Congo

Answer 424

Indo-European

Answer 425

A sense of equality and fairness

Answer 426

Ancestor veneration and worship

Answer 427

A focus on social order over individual rights

Answer 428

A strong state religion

Answer 429

All of the above

Answer 430

Revived language

Answer 431

Lingua franca

Answer 432

Pidgen language

Answer 433

Creole language

Answer 434

Relict language

Answer 435

It has only two separate dialects: British and American.

Answer 436

Worldwide, there are three times as many native speakers of English as second language speakers.

Answer 437

It is a member of the Latin language branch

Answer 438

It is the official language of the United States

Answer 439

It has been largely influenced by the French language

Answer 440

The spread of an idea from persons of power to other persons.

Answer 441

The rapid and widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population.

Answer 442

The spread of an idea or trait through the physical movement of people from one place to another.

Answer 443

The spread of an underlying principle or idea.

Answer 444

None of the above

Answer 445

Acculturation

Answer 446

Cultural transmission

Answer 447

Ethnocentricism

Answer 448

Cultural relativism

Answer 449

The area known as the South

Answer 450

Any market area for a retail businss

Answer 451

The area served by Walmart

Answer 452

The circulation of a daily newspaper

Answer 453

The broadcast area of a radio station

Answer 454

Transculturation

Answer 455

Migrant diffusion

Answer 456

Acculturation

Answer 457

Cultural assimilation

Answer 458

Syncretism

Answer 459

Portuguese

Answer 460

The spread of an idea or trait through the physical movement of people from one place to another

Answer 461

The rapid and widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population

Answer 462

The spread of an underlying principle or idea

Answer 463

The spread of an idea from persons of power to other persons

Answer 464

None of the above

Answer 465

Cultural ecology

Answer 466

Cultural environmentalism

Answer 467

Environmental possibilism

Answer 468

Cultural possibilism

Answer 469

Environmental determinism

Answer 470

Hierarchical diffusion

Answer 471

Stimulus diffusion

Answer 472

Contagious diffusion

Answer 473

Relocation diffusion

Answer 474

Nine of the above

Answer 475

The spread of WalMart from Arkansas to the rest of the United States.

Answer 476

The spread of cell phones from the upper class to the middle and lower classes.

Answer 477

The spread of English language to the British colonies.

Answer 478

The spread of drive-through windows from fast food restaurants to liquor stores

Answer 479

None of the above

Answer 480

Bilingualism

Answer 481

Syncretism

Answer 482

Linguistic fragmentation

Answer 483

Linguistic relativism

Answer 484

An airport runway

Answer 485

Agricultural terracing up a mountainside

Answer 486

The street pattern around a mosque

Answer 487

A rain forest

Answer 488

Brick ruins

Answer 489

Southern Florida

Answer 490

Southwest USA-Northern Mexico

Answer 491

Eastern Ontario-Western Quebec

Answer 492

All of the above

Answer 493

Jewish claim to Palestine as their rightful national homeland

Answer 494

Shinto ritual of purification involving ceremonial offerings and prayers

Answer 495

Confucianism doctrine that urges respect for one's elders

Answer 496

Islamic custom of pilgrimage to Mecca that must by undertaken at least during every follower's lifetime

Answer 497

Mormon rite of passage that involves a two0year mission of service

Answer 498

The Spanish influence in the Southwest

Answer 499

The upland South

Answer 500

The Amish country in Pennsylvania

Answer 501

The Mormon culture region

Answer 502

The Pacific Northwest

Answer 503

Culture landscape

Answer 504

Culture hearth

Answer 505

Culture realm

Answer 506

Culture region

Answer 507

Culture complex

Answer 508

Sharia law

Answer 509

Daily ritual prayers

Answer 510

Polytheism

Answer 511

Pilgrimage

Answer 512

Cultural environment

Answer 513

Cultural situation

Answer 514

Cultural landscape

Answer 515

Culture building

Answer 516

Culture traits

Answer 517

Cultural ecology

Answer 518

Environmental determinism

Answer 519

Environmental landscape

Answer 520

Cultural determinism

Answer 521

Environmental ecology

Answer 522

The Bible Belt

Answer 523

The Gulf Coast

Answer 524

The Rocky Mountain Region

Answer 525

All of the above

Answer 526

Language family

Answer 527

Language tree

Answer 528

Language group

Answer 529

All of the above

Answer 530

The innovation of a cultural trait

Answer 531

The idea that your own culture is superior to others

Answer 532

The spread of culture traits from one group to another

Answer 533

The isolation of a culture from the rest of the world

Answer 534

None of the above

Answer 535

The spread of an idea or trait through the physical movement of people from one place to another

Answer 536

The spread of an idea from persons of power to other persons

Answer 537

The rapid and widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population

Answer 538

The spread of an underlying principle or idea

Answer 539

None of the above

Answer 540

Anglo America

Answer 541

New England

Answer 542

Latin America

Answer 543

Sub-Saharan Africa

Answer 544

Western Europe

Answer 545

Language group

Answer 546

Language family

Answer 547

Language dialect

Answer 548

Language branch

Answer 549

None of the above

Answer 550

The spread of AIDS to the United States.

Answer 551

The spread of baseball to Japan.

Answer 552

The spread of Roman Catholicism to Latin America.

Answer 553

The spread of English to the British Colonies.

Answer 554

All of the above.

Answer 555

The number of English speakers is declining, while the number of Chinese speakers is steadily increasing.

Answer 556

English and Chinese are both spoken worldwide as lingua franca languages.

Answer 557

English has diffused worldwide, while Chinese is spoken mostly in China.

Answer 558

English is spoken in only the United Kingdom and the United States, while Chinese is spoken all over East Asia.

Answer 559

All of the above.

Answer 560

Spanish language.

Answer 561

French language.

Answer 562

Yiddish language.

Answer 563

Native American languages.

Answer 564

All of the above.

Answer 565

the study of human attitudes towards the cultural landscape.

Answer 566

the study of environmental culture traits.

Answer 567

the study of human-environment relationships.

Answer 568

the study of human interaction with animals.

Answer 569

none of the above.

Answer 570

Mount Fuji

Answer 571

Tierra del Fuego

Answer 572

Sahara Desert

Answer 573

Ganges River

Answer 574

Tropical jungle

Answer 575

A coral reef

Answer 576

Terraced fields of crops up a mountainside

Answer 577

A stand of pine trees

Answer 578

each symbol must correspond with the pronunciation of the word it represents.

Answer 579

many symbols no longer have meaning.

Answer 580

in order to be literate, a person must memorize thousands of symbols.

Answer 581

each dialect has its own symbols for writing.

Answer 582

all of the above.

Answer 583

Texas and Oklahoma

Answer 584

New England

Answer 585

California and Oregon

Answer 586

Minnesota and Wisconsin

Answer 587

an area where two cultures merge into a single culture.

Answer 588

an area where cultures are divided.

Answer 589

an area around the boundary between two culture regions that exhibits traits from both cultures.

Answer 590

an area of great cultural diversity.

Answer 591

an area where one cultural boundary abruptly ends and another begins.

Answer 592

Gated community

Answer 593

The American South

Answer 594

Anglo-America

Answer 595

South America

Answer 596

All of the above

Answer 597

Mississippi Valley

Answer 598

Mesopotamia

Answer 599

Nile Valley

Answer 600

Indus Valley

Answer 601

Western culture is often spread through movies and other media.

Answer 602

Many foreign cultures have adopted Western traits like clothing and religion.

Answer 603

Some areas of the world have actively resisted Western culture traits

Answer 604

Backlash against Western culture has resulted in violence in some areas.

Answer 605

All of these are true.

Answer 606

Presbyterian

Answer 607

Roman Catholic

Answer 608

Iberian Peninsula

Answer 609

Italian Peninsula

Answer 610

Baltic Sea

Answer 611

Arabian Peninsula

Answer 612

The spread of Spanish language to Latin America.

Answer 613

The spread of laptop computers from the upper class to the middle class.

Answer 614

The spread of AIDS from Africa to Europe.

Answer 615

The spread of Wal-Mart from Arkansas to the rest of the United States.

Answer 616

All of the above.

Answer 617

is dynamic and always changing.

Answer 618

is spoken mostly by the lower class.

Answer 619

has become synonymous with less education.

Answer 620

has relaxed grammar rules.

Answer 621

all of the above.

Answer 622

Syncretism

Answer 623

Transculturation

Answer 624

Migrant diffusion

Answer 625

Acculturation

Answer 626

Cultural assimilation

Answer 627

A cultural homeland

Answer 628

A culture realm

Answer 629

A cultural landscape

Answer 630

A cultural environment

Answer 631

A culture hearth

Answer 632

Speed at which the language is spoken

Answer 633

Pronunciation

Answer 634

Vocabulary

Answer 635

All of the above

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