Exam 1: Human Geography: A Cultural Approach

While functional regions have a core and periphery, formal regions do not.

Knowing the latitude and longitude will provide you with the relative location of a place.

Which concept suggests that a country's population possesses a set of recognizable characteristics or traits that characterize the "core" traits of that country?

Which is NOT a part of culture?

Greater mobility allows for more cultural diversification.

The modern-day country of Zimbabwe took its name from the Great Zimbabwe National Monument.

Functional regions are characterized by functional homogeneity.

Environmental determinism was used as a justification for European colonial activity.

People who move back and forth between their home nation and the one to which they have migrated are known as:

In popular culture, authority tends to be:

Human geographers with a social theoretical perspective ask questions about:

Which would NOT be studied by human geographers?

The pattern of church attendance and the distribution area of a first-run film are:

Cultures are always internally homogeneous because individual humans never think in exactly the same manner.

Most models often conform precisely to reality.

-Which concept developed by Edward Relph is illustrated in this photo?

Sushi originated in Japan, but in the United States, it was originally only consumed in global cities. Since then eating sushi has become common throughout the country. This is an example of:

Which is NOT a formal region?

A culture region that is perceived to exist by its inhabitants is a:

Which statement is NOT a component of Blaut and Ormrod's critique of Hägerstrand's diffusion theories?