#1#1
Which of the following MOST significantly reduces limitations on the movement of people across borders?
The dissolution of a supranational group in a region The rise of imperialism in a region The devolution of power to local political leaders The annexation of another state The formation of a federation
#2
Import substitution industrialization (ISI) policies are intended to do all of the following EXCEPT
increase gender equality decrease unemployment aid local businesses reduce dependency stimulate innovation

#3
The countries that form the economic core of the global economy all have which of the following characteristics in common?
They use high tariffs to protect domestic production. They once relied on slave-labor power. They have a high level of infrastructure development. They began as colonial powers. They have entirely post-agricultural economies.
#4
How does offshoring affect the spatial organization of the world economy?
I. It pulls populations into urban areas from rural areas.
II. It increases exports from countries that industrialized most recently.
III. It leads to greater levels of resource extraction in former colonies.
IV. It shifts manufacturing from developed regions to developing regions.
I and II I and IV II and III II and IV III and IV
#5
In which of the following scenarios would gentrification LEAST likely occur?


I. Even though many of its employees live in the suburbs, the corporation built its new headquarters in the city because of the low land prices.
II. The tenements were demolished and replaced with a shopping mall and town houses.
III. Many unique fast-food restaurants were built on the city’s south side.
IV. A city neighborhood has several historic buildings with unique architecture, which appeal to young artists.
I only III only I and III II and IV I, II and IV
#6
Which of the following BEST describes a weakness of Wallerstein’s world system theory?
It does not take into account the constantly changing state of the world economy. It expects countries to develop much faster than they are today. It does not expect countries in Asia and Africa to develop. It assumes developed countries will stop developing and begin to regress. It is too specific to apply to countries across the world.
#7 (Picture of 100s of cows standing in a pen)
The agricultural practice shown in the picture above contributes to the emission of the greenhouse gases that produce climate change because of the
vapors given off by the pesticides used to keep livestock healthy population increases that are made possible by mass-produced food supplies large amount of energy needed to supply feedlot livestock with a grain-based diet conversion of methane from manure into a source of energy for the operation concentration of large numbers of animals in a single location

#8
A farmer plows his field using oxen and a wooden plow to create trenches in the soil. He and his son then plant the rice that will later feed him and his family. Which of the following statements can be inferred about this farmer and his family?


I. The family opposes the global industrialization of agriculture.
II. The family lives in a village in Southeast Asia.
III. The family lives and works in a developed country.
IV. The family has not been affected by the advances of the Green Revolution.
I only III only I and II II and IV III and IV
#9
Which of these was important at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution but is no longer important to highly developed countries?
Access to large markets Technological monopolies Transportation infrastructure Proximity to sources of energy A well-trained workforce
#10 The map above shows the consequences of
bureaucratization imperialism political frag mentation liberal internationalism decolonization
#11
Countries X and Y border each other. Country X establishes its boundaries to include the mouth of a major river flowing through the region. Country Y establishes its boundaries to include a portion of the river that Country X has already claimed. Country Y builds a wall to surround its section of the river. To avoid this dispute, countries X and Y should have come to a clear agreement during which step or steps of the boundary’s location?


I. Definition
II. Delimitation
III. Demarcation
IV. Administration
II only IV only I and II II and III II, III, and IV
#12
Which of these events resulted in the creation of nation-states?


I. The breakup of Yugoslavia
II. The end of imperialism in Africa
III. The fall of the Soviet Union
IV. The end of colonization in the United States
I only IV only I and III I, II, and III II, III, and IV

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Natural Evil is the suffering of innocent people which is caused by human action.
true or false

what are words that are related to the definition of research​

Original Sin is the suffering of innocent people that comes from natural events like a tsunami.
True or False

What is the process of interaction and integration among people, businesses, and governments of different countries?
is a process of interaction and integration among people, businesses, and governments of different countries.

PLEASE HELP! What does the graph tell you about spontaneous recovery?

1) What are the pros of distance learning? 2) What are the cons of distance learning? 3) Do you support the use of distance learning for all students?

“Fun isn’t something one considers when balancing the universe. But this...heh heh heh...does put a smile on my face.”

Asagai’s remark to Beneatha, “That will be the problem for another time” (line 22), conveys which of the following perspectives?
(a) Global emergencies have no easy solution.
(b) Large issues may be tackled in small stages.
(c) Postponing an issue often results in its resolution.
(d) Future achievements cannot be guaranteed.
(e) Colonial oppression has far-reaching consequences.

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M2E4(g) can be synthesized from M2E(g) and E2(g) at 200℃ as shown below. 2 M2E(g) + 3 E2(g) ⇌ 2 M2E4(g) ∆H < 0 Which of the following changes would result in more M2E(g) in the mixture after equilibrium is re-established?​

In libraries, do they put the bible in the fiction or non-fiction section?

What kind of risks can exist in a business? A business may have a/an

Which of the following factors affect the productivity of a forest?. A) soil fertility B) water supply C) human activities D) local climate E) all of the above​

Select the three alternative fuels on which a flex-fuel car can run.
m ethanol
u propane
methanol
hydrogen
petroleum

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The coordinate plane shows candace's bike route from the park to her home. Each unit on the coordinate plane represents one mile. How many miles did Candace bike one her route?

Which of the following statements is true of the United States' coal and natural gas reserves?
They will last forever.
They will last about one thousand years.
They will continue to renew over time.
They will last about 250 and sixty years, respectively.

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#1

What is the purpose of genetically modifying crop strains?
To mass-produce seeds for farmers To increase agricultural productivity To make food taste better To make grains contain more nutrients To reduce prices for agricultural goods

#2
Public Domain

Which geographical concept is illustrated by the map above? (map of Europe)
Supranationalism Federalism Multinational states Politically organized space World systems analysis
#3
Which basic principle of a national sustainable development strategy (NSDS) is MOST in line with the goals of multinational corporations (MNCs)?
Grow industry through the building of infrastructure and communication. Ensure that goals are targeted and achievable within a realistic timeframe. Integrate economic, social, and environmental policy. Take into account the country's specific resources and needs. Promote broad participation among different groups in the country.
#4
English immigrants set up a city in the United States. After the urban area has been settled and developed, German immigrants move into the region. According to the concentric zone model, which of the following BEST explains what might happen as a result of the Germans entering the area?
The German immigrants would buy homes and live in zones 3 or 4, and the English settlers would move out of the city's core into the outer rings. The German immigrants would move into the core of the city, and the English settlers would move out of the city's core into the outer rings. The German immigrants would move into the core of the city, and English and German immigrants would form a homogeneous community. The English settlers would remain in the city's core and adapt German culture, and the German immigrants would move into the core of the city. The German immigrants would buy homes and live in zones 3 or 4, and the German immigrants would move into the core of the city.

#5
Which BEST explains the effect the collapse of the Soviet Union had on Eastern Europe?


I. Democracy spread throughout the region.
II. Conflicts decreased among groups in the region.
III. The government began to control the means of production.
IV. The nations of the region became more tightly integrated.
I only III only I and II III and IV I, II, and III
#6
What effect did the Neolithic Agricultural Revolution have on human populations?
It reduced the ability of governments to restrict movement. It resulted in violent conflict between urban and rural dwellers. It produced a significant drop in infant-mortality rates. It prompted significant northward migrations. It led to the establishment of early civilizations.

#7
What was the MOST significant effect of the Industrial Revolution?
Greater agricultural output Decreasing levels of material inequality Decolonization Increasing speed of production Westward migrations
#8
A city tearing down old apartment buildings to build a new stadium is an example of the use of which of the following?


I. Zoning laws
II. Gentrification
III. Urban planning
IV. Eminent domain
I only IV only I and IV II and III I, II, and III
#9

The widening development gap is BEST explained by levels of which of the following?
Education, industrialization, and taxation Literacy, unemployment, and population growth Religious and ethnic conflict Tariffs and foreign debt Corruption, democratization, and ethnic homogeneity

#10
Which of the following describes a megalopolis but not a megacity?


I. Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill are three cities in North Carolina that have grown into one another and formed one MSA.
II. Tokyo is a city that has grown to house more than 12 million citizens.
III. Washington, D.C., is a MSA that forms a massive urban area that incorporates many of the cities located nearby.
IV. London is a powerful, densely populated city that controls a large proportion of the world’s economic, political, and cultural activities.
I and II I and III II and III III and IV I, II, and IV
#11
Which of these is associated with the expansion of suburban development?
Demand for infrastructure expansion is lower than supply. Public pressure to privatize utility-infrastructure construction increases. There is insufficient land to expand transportation infrastructure. Improving and expanding infrastructure becomes more difficult and expensive. Infrastructure quality declines because of overuse.
#12
As a result of the Third Agricultural Revolution, farmers are MOST likely to be involved in which of these activities?
Processing crops Developing hybrid strains Producing fertilizers and pesticides Manufacturing agricultural implements Breeding domesticated animals.
#13
Which place or places would have the highest range according to the central place theory?


I. A hospital
II. A grocery store
III. A clothing store
IV. A car-repair shop
I only II only I and III II and III III and IV

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Which of the following is an example of the use of litigation by an interest group?

A: Providing research data on legal cases to lawmakers

B: Joining with other interest groups in a lobbying alliance

C: Presenting arguments as a "friend of the court" or amicus brief in a lawsuit

D: Sending out voting scorecards to inform members of a politician's legislative record

How accurate are everyday memories?