Question 1

One of Europe's largest industrial complexes is

Accepted Answer

A) the Ruhr. 
B) British Midlands. 
C) Silesia. 
D) all of the above. 
A) the Ruhr. 
B) British Midlands. 
C) Silesia. 
D) all of the above.

Question 2

Describe where the Industrial Revolution began? Analyze the conditions that supported its development.To what areas of Europe did the revolution spread and why?

Accepted Answer

The Industrial Revolution began in Engla

Question 3

The Rust Belt is to the United States as the ___________ is to China.

Accepted Answer

A) Kanto Plain 
B) Shanghai Basin 
C) Northeast District 
D) Nanchang Region 
A) Kanto Plain 
B) Shanghai Basin 
C) Northeast District 
D) Nanchang Region

Question 4

The tertiary sector of economic activity is often broken down into two categories.Identify and describe the categories.How are they tied to deindustrialization? Analyze how places have adjusted to the shift of service industries and give examples from your area if applicable.

Accepted Answer

Quaternary activities are considered par

Question 5

Fayetteville,Arkansas has become a ________________ because of Wal-Mart.

Accepted Answer

A) break-of-bulk point 
B) techno pole 
C) growth pole 
D) the most polluted city in America 
A) break-of-bulk point 
B) techno pole 
C) growth pole 
D) the most polluted city in America

Question 6

The relocation of industry to cities like Paris and London was facilitated by

Accepted Answer

A) their location in coalfields. 
B) government grants. 
C) low cost of urban labor. 
D) development of railroads. 
A) their location in coalfields. 
B) government grants. 
C) low cost of urban labor. 
D) development of railroads.

Question 7

New York City,like other large urban centers with great ports,is called a break of bulk location because

Accepted Answer

A) plentiful labor is available to unload massive cargo ships. 
B) markets are readily available for shipped goods. 
C) large dock warehouses are available where goods can be stored until sold. 
D) transported cargo can be transferred from one kind of carrier to another. 
A) plentiful labor is available to unload massive cargo ships. 
B) markets are readily available for shipped goods. 
C) large dock warehouses are available where goods can be stored until sold. 
D) transported cargo can be transferred from one kind of carrier to another.

Question 8

___________has the title of Special Administrative District,which gives it a great deal of autonomy.

Accepted Answer

A) Shanghai 
B) Tibet 
C) Hong Kong 
D) Taiwan 
A) Shanghai 
B) Tibet 
C) Hong Kong 
D) Taiwan

Question 9

Analyze the two new economic concentrations of special manufacturing export zones and high technology corridors.Describe them in terms of what they entail,where they develop,and how they are connected.

Accepted Answer

Special manufacturing export zones are d

Question 10

China is a major recipient of industrial work outsourced from other countries.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The Marco Polo is a container ship designed to fit through

Accepted Answer

A) the Suez Canal 
B) the Suzhou Canal 
C) the Panama Canal 
D) the canals of Venice 
A) the Suez Canal 
B) the Suzhou Canal 
C) the Panama Canal 
D) the canals of Venice

Question 12

Some industrial regions emerge because of their raw materials combinations.Which of the following is not an example of such a region?

Accepted Answer

A) the Ruhr 
B) Saxony 
C) the Donbas 
D) London 
A) the Ruhr 
B) Saxony 
C) the Donbas 
D) London

Question 13

This area is one of Russia's oldest manufacturing centers.

Accepted Answer

A) Ukraine 
B) Volga 
C) Urals 
D) St. Petersburg 
A) Ukraine 
B) Volga 
C) Urals 
D) St. Petersburg

Question 14

Saxony is to Germany in the 1860s as ____________ is to Ukraine and Russia in the 1880s.

Accepted Answer

A) Austria 
B) the Donbas 
C) the Black Sea 
D) Selesia 
A) Austria 
B) the Donbas 
C) the Black Sea 
D) Selesia

Question 15

In which major world manufacturing country does industry not lie near sources of raw material?

Accepted Answer

A) China 
B) Japan 
C) India 
D) the United States 
A) China 
B) Japan 
C) India 
D) the United States

Question 16

In the United States,most interstate oil pipelines originate:

Accepted Answer

A) in Pennsylvania. 
B) in New Mexico. 
C) along the Gulf of Mexico in Texas and Louisiana. 
D) in the Appalachian Mountains. 
A) in Pennsylvania. 
B) in New Mexico. 
C) along the Gulf of Mexico in Texas and Louisiana. 
D) in the Appalachian Mountains.

Question 17

________________ are considered secondary industrial hearths.

Accepted Answer

A) Italy and Spain 
B) South Korea and Taiwan 
C) Northeast North America and western Russia 
D) Brazil and Argentina 
A) Italy and Spain 
B) South Korea and Taiwan 
C) Northeast North America and western Russia 
D) Brazil and Argentina

Question 18

British investors and businesses held a near monopoly over __________________________

Accepted Answer

A) international transportation. 
B) the sources of raw materials. 
C) the manufacture of products that were in demand. 
D) all available labor. 
A) international transportation. 
B) the sources of raw materials. 
C) the manufacture of products that were in demand. 
D) all available labor.

Question 19

Manufacturing in North America began in _____ as early as late colonial times.

Accepted Answer

A) New York 
B) Boston 
C) Philadelphia 
D) New England 
A) New York 
B) Boston 
C) Philadelphia 
D) New England

Question 20

Which cost of Weber's has changed the most today since his writing?

Accepted Answer

A) agglomeration 
B) the location of raw materials. 
C) transportation. 
D) weight of products. 
A) agglomeration 
B) the location of raw materials. 
C) transportation. 
D) weight of products.

One of Europe's largest industrial complexes is

Describe where the Industrial Revolution began? Analyze the conditions that supported its development.To what areas of Europe did the revolution spread and why?

The Rust Belt is to the United States as the ___________ is to China.

The tertiary sector of economic activity is often broken down into two categories.Identify and describe the categories.How are they tied to deindustrialization? Analyze how places have adjusted to the shift of service industries and give examples from your area if applicable.

Fayetteville,Arkansas has become a ________________ because of Wal-Mart.

The relocation of industry to cities like Paris and London was facilitated by

New York City,like other large urban centers with great ports,is called a break of bulk location because

___________has the title of Special Administrative District,which gives it a great deal of autonomy.

Analyze the two new economic concentrations of special manufacturing export zones and high technology corridors.Describe them in terms of what they entail,where they develop,and how they are connected.

China is a major recipient of industrial work outsourced from other countries.

The Marco Polo is a container ship designed to fit through

Some industrial regions emerge because of their raw materials combinations.Which of the following is not an example of such a region?

This area is one of Russia's oldest manufacturing centers.

Saxony is to Germany in the 1860s as ____________ is to Ukraine and Russia in the 1880s.

In which major world manufacturing country does industry not lie near sources of raw material?

In the United States,most interstate oil pipelines originate:

________________ are considered secondary industrial hearths.

British investors and businesses held a near monopoly over __________________________

Manufacturing in North America began in _____ as early as late colonial times.

Which cost of Weber's has changed the most today since his writing?

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One of Europe's largest industrial complexes is

Describe where the Industrial Revolution began? Analyze the conditions that supported its development.To what areas of Europe did the revolution spread and why?

The Rust Belt is to the United States as the ___________ is to China.

The tertiary sector of economic activity is often broken down into two categories.Identify and describe the categories.How are they tied to deindustrialization? Analyze how places have adjusted to the shift of service industries and give examples from your area if applicable.

Fayetteville,Arkansas has become a ________________ because of Wal-Mart.

The relocation of industry to cities like Paris and London was facilitated by

New York City,like other large urban centers with great ports,is called a break of bulk location because

___________has the title of Special Administrative District,which gives it a great deal of autonomy.

Analyze the two new economic concentrations of special manufacturing export zones and high technology corridors.Describe them in terms of what they entail,where they develop,and how they are connected.

China is a major recipient of industrial work outsourced from other countries.

The Marco Polo is a container ship designed to fit through

Some industrial regions emerge because of their raw materials combinations.Which of the following is not an example of such a region?

This area is one of Russia's oldest manufacturing centers.

Saxony is to Germany in the 1860s as ____________ is to Ukraine and Russia in the 1880s.

In which major world manufacturing country does industry not lie near sources of raw material?

In the United States,most interstate oil pipelines originate:

________________ are considered secondary industrial hearths.

British investors and businesses held a near monopoly over __________________________

Manufacturing in North America began in _____ as early as late colonial times.

Which cost of Weber's has changed the most today since his writing?

Introduction to Human Geography

Population and Health

Migration

Local Culture, Popular Culture, and Cultural Landscapes

Identity: Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality

Language

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Political Geography

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