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JeopardyI learned

that in September!

Small World…

lots of People

Learned Behavior

Politics 101

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from H1

2. The Hagia Sophia, a museum in Istanbul, Turkey, is an example of ____________ because it was originally an Eastern Orthodox Church covered with Christian murals. Then when Islamic Turks took over Istanbul minarets, towers to call Muslims to prayer, were built. Lastly, it has been renovated to be used solely as a museum within the last century.

100 Answer from H1

Sequent occupency

$200 Question from H1 With Bonus Question!

5. What are functional regions?

$200 Answer from H1An economic region where the importance

of the product/store/ etc gets lower the farther away from the hearth

• Bonus Q for up to 400 extra pts

• 18. What are 4 common practices of transnational corporations? (100 a piece)• Selecting areas with less unionization• Moving factories to places with low wages• Dividing labor regionally• Keeping highly skilled positions in MDCs

BONUS!$300 Question from H111. The acquisition of data about the Earth’s surface from a satellite orbiting the planet is called _____________.

$300 Answer from H1

Remote Sensing$100 Bonus:What method will give you the exact location of this information?$ 100 Bonus:What method can take all this information and layer it to see relationships?

$400 Question from H1

20. Vidal de la Blache stated that value systems, attitudes, and culture are more influential on people’s actions within their environments, therefore outlying the geographic perspective known as _________________.

$400 Answer from H1

Possibilism or Regionalism

$500 Question from H17. What is the difference between the Mercator Projection and the Equal Area Projection?

$500 Answer from H1

Mercator believes direction is most important so size gets distorted and the Equal Area believes size is the most important so direction gets distorted

$100 Question from H2

49. What is the current intraregional migration trend in the US?

$100 Answer from H2

Urban to Suburban

BONUS!$200 Question from H2

34.Within the last 30 years, what groups of people accounted for the majority of immigration to the US?

$200 Answer from H2

Hispanics and Asians$100 Bonus for telling me the cultural reason many Asian Americans moved here in the 20th century

$300 Question from H2

50. Thomas Malthus concluded that

$300 Answer from H2

The world’s population was increasing at a higher rate than our food supplies

$400 Question from H2

45. Why do people move from stage 2 into stage 3 of the demographic transition? What region of the world is predominantly in stage 2? 3?

$400 Answer from H2Urbanization or Better Medical PracticesStage 2: Sub-Saharan AfricaStage 3: Asia or Latin America

BONUS!$500 Question from H2

26. 42. List 3 economic implications of stage 4 of the demographic transition and 2 implications for a stage 2 county$100 Bonus for each additional up to additional $500

$500 Answer from H21. Stage 4:1. Large # of older age dependents: strain on

social security2. Higher Skilled workforce3. Possible labor shortages without immigration4. Women involved in labor force5. Less resources for education of young people

2. Stage 21. Young labor force with ingenuity2. Large labor force of young people3. Strain on resources4. Low education for women5. High youth dependency6. Rapid Growth means strain on resources

$100 Question from H3

68. Movement beginning at the end of the 19th century to create a Jewish homeland.

$100 Answer from H3

Zionism

$200 Question from H3

75. When an ethnic polytheistic religion begins to believe in the Christian God without giving up its traditional gods, this concept has occurred

$200 Answer from H3

Acculturation

Bonus Question!$300 Question from H3

65. Describe the difference between Shiites and Sunnis, and identify which country is predominantly Shiite.

$300 Answer from H3Shiites believe Caliphs (or leaders of Islamic nations) must be descendents of Muhammad however Sunnis believe the Caliphs have no significant religious power so it can be any faithful MuslimBonus Question: Worth up to $400 points•40. List 4 reasons why the Sun-Belt’s population has increased.•Cheaper wages for companies•New industries•Less unionization for companies•Mild Climate

$400 Question from H3

List 4 impacts of Popular Culture

$400 Answer from H3

1. More uniform landscape2. Increase demand for scarce resources3. Modify physical environment4. Threat to folk culture5. Loss of traditional values etc…

$500 Question from H3

56.List 4 ways minority languages are being preserved

$500 Answer from H3

•Recognizing a language as an official language

•Creating a newspaper in the native tongue that circulates throughout the community and abroad

•Training young Native American educators the ethnic language, so they can teach it in school

•Creating a social networking site just for speakers of your ethnic language

$100 Question from H4

94. The European Union is an example of ________________.

$100 Answer from H4

Supranationalism

$200 Question from H4

92. The concept that nationalities have the right to govern themselves is known as the right of

$200 Answer from H4

Self Determination

$300 Question from H4

88. Describe the distribution of ethnicities in the United States.

$300 Answer from H4

Regionally clusteredClustered in ethnic enclaves within citiesClustered in cities compared to rural areas

$400 Question from H4

79. List Four Countries that represent the term Irredentism

$400 Answer from H4

1. Republic of Ireland annex Northern Ireland

2. Pakistan annex Kashmir3. Russia annex North part of Georgia

(South Ossessians)4. Armenia annex Azerbaijan for

Nagorno Karabakh

$500 Question from H4

89. 97 List 3 concepts that inhibit AND 2 that strengthen Viability

$500 Answer from H4

1. Inhibit:• Heterogeneous Ethnicity• Physical Geography• Lack of infrastructure• Morphology

Strengthen• Economic Development• Forward Capitals• Homogenous culture• Physical Geography

$100 Question from H5

93. A state which places most power in the hands of a central government is a

$100 Answer from H5

Unitary System

$200 Question from H5

23. The spatial distribution created by the US Land Ordinance of 1785 is an example of

$200 Answer from H5

Pattern

$300 Question from H5

28. Why did immigration decline from the end of 1st decade to the end of the 2nd decade of the 20th century?

$300 Answer from H5

Quota Laws

$400 Question from H5

62. What religions originated in India?

$400 Answer from H5

1. Hinduism2. Buddhism3. Sikhism4. Jainism

$500 Question from H5

91. The Kurds are an (be specific!)

$500 Answer from H5

Ethnic group in the Middle East that does not have its own home, and cannot get its independence from Iraq because they have the Northern part of the country with most of the resources

Final Jeopardy

List (mildly explain) the geographic and religious reasons why there is fighting in Israel

Final Jeopardy Answer•The mountains of the Golan Heights are excellent for staging attacks•Israel is surrounded by Muslim countries•Its 3 largest cities are near Palestinian areas•Jerusalem is on the edge of a Muslim controlled area.•It is the land promised to the Jewish people during the time of Abraham.•The Jewish people, until the creation of Israel, were dispersed around the world.•It is the place where Muhammad ascended to heaven.•It is the 3rd holiest city to Muslims.