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Geography U3 Quiz

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1.

Drag each description to the appropriate category

  • a group of people that share a common history and culture that also have a sovereign, internationally recognized government with control over land with defined borders

  • United States- international recognized government, defined borders, and a population made of many ethnic groups

  • a place with defined borders, a government, international recognition, and a permanent population

  • Cherokee- people governed by councils who are ethnically the same and historically were from an area in the Southeastern US

  • Japan- internationally recognized government, defined borders, and a population that is almost entirely the same ethnic group

  • a group of people that share a common history, culture, and ties to a homeland

  • nation

  • state

  • nation-state

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2.

Match each description and image with the appropriate type of border.

  • Boundaries follow a physical feature, such as a river or mountain chain

  • boundaries are straight lines drawn on the map, usually by a government

  • boundaries are created so that people are grouped together with other people that have a similar way of life

  • Geometric

  • Cultural

  • Natural

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3.

Sort the descriptions based on things that help make a country successful and what makes one unsuccessful.

  • well-developed infrastructure

  • few rivers or sources of water

  • many natural resources

  • low literacy rates

  • high GDP

  • democratic government

  • dictatorship

  • high infant mortality

  • Successful

  • Unsuccessful

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4.

Match the following types of government based on how many people/levels of government hold power:

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federal system

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one person

oligarchy

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all people

unitary system

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a few people (a group)

autocracy

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one national government holds control

democracy

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a national government shares power with state or local governments

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5.

Which are types of autocracy?

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6.

Categorize the following items based on whether it is an example of infrastructure or if it is not infrastructure.

  • schools

  • favorable relative location

  • roads

  • natural resources

  • power plants

  • rivers

  • infrastructure

  • not infrastructure

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7.

Match each economic indicator with what it measures

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internal conflicts

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wealth

GDP per capita

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healthcare system

infant mortality

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education system

literacy rate

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stability

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8.

Which explains how Poland's geography has PREVENTED them from building a successful country?

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9.

How can having a large country NEGATIVELY impact its development?

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10.

Match the characteristics and examples with the correct type of conflict.

  • many ethnic groups

  • American Civil War (Northern United States vs Southern United States)

  • many religious groups

  • World War I (Allies vs Central Powers)

  • caused by differences in political ideologies (Communism vs capitalism)

  • disputed borders

  • Internal Conflict

  • External Conflict