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World Geography Unit 2 Jeopardy
Culture and
Population
Government
Economics Geography
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Final Jeopardy
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 To take on aspects of another culture
 acculturation
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Physical aspects of culture
Material culture
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The form of government in which people select
others to govern them.
republic
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The spread of culture from one place to another
Cultural diffusion
1 - $500
To judge people by your own cultural standards
ethnocentrism
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The number of billions of people alive today ( to
the closest billion).
seven
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The difference between birth rate and death rate.
Rate of natural increase
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The term for the number of children born per each
women.
Fertility rate
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The idea that population double as each
generation comes to maturity.
Exponential growth
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The stage of demographic transition that exhibits
increased levels of technology leading to a period
of rapid growth.
Stage 2
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Economic system which emphasizes private
ownership and the accumulation of wealth
capitalism
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The economic theory that states the government
should control and regulate all aspects of the
economy
communism
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A mixed economy in which the government
controls the main factors of production but there is
private ownership and leaders are elected.
Democratic socialism
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Labor, management, capital, raw materials
Factors of production (means of production)
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This controls the products that individuals produce
and what those products cost in a capitalist
system.
The market
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The largest city in the world.
Tokyo-Yokahama
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This is the only one of the 10 most populated
nations that is in Africa
Nigeria
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The longest river in Europe, it runs through Russia
and it drains into the Caspian Sea.
Volga River
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China, India, the United States
The 3 most populated nations in the world.
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This river forms part of the border between the US
and Canada
St. Lawrence
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Los Angeles, Mexico City, Sao Paolo, New York
City- Which is not one of the 5 largest urban
agglomerations (cities) in the world?
Los Angeles
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Growing only enough crops to feed yourself and
your family.
Subsistence farming
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The economist who first predicted that population
would outgrow food supply.
Thomas Malthus
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A dramatic decrease in the size of populations as a
result of decrease in fertility rates
Population implosion
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The 4 nations that each have multiple cities on the
list of the 15 largest cities in the world.
United States, India, Japan,Brazil
(LA, NYC, Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta, Tokyo, Osaka,
Sao Paolo, Rio de Janeiro)
•Category: Population
•The nation that instituted the “Later, Farther,
Fewer” policy.
China