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Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Review Assignment / EMQ#5 info Below this post

I posted up some answers to some question on EMQ#5. Look at the post below this one for that. Here, I am posting up the beginning of my review question set that will be due mid-January. I will have this finished by next week:



1. Nation State Exercises from Kuby textbook handout:
-Yugoslavia
-Iraq
2. How does the Ganges river and the religious practices that surround it relate to our cultural landscape theories
-Burial practices (differs from China how?)
-Sacred site
-Pilgrimage and tourism
-Usage and population growth
3. Explain how map scales work and include the follwoing terms: large scale;
small scale; smaller area; larger area; 1:60,000; 1:4,000,000; Illinois; and world
4. How do the phases of the demographic transition relate to the differences between folk and popular cultures:
-What areas tend to go with which phases of the transition
-How we know when a country is in a certain phase and how this relates to folk or pop
-Define folk culture
-Define popular culture
-Examples of areas that are in stage two or three and how they relate to folk or popular culture
-Examples of a country in stage four and how they relate to popular or folk culture
5. Using the population pyramids in the text (66-67), explain:
-How the pyramids exemplify what stage of the demographic transition the country is in
-How the pyramids differ from the other pyramids of the transition
6. What are the differences between a Malthusian and an Neo-Malthusian?
-Be Specific
7. Where are the major population centers and which areas of the world are having the fastest growth rates? (Look at page 76 to get started.)
-What are the possible impacts of this?
8.


Ideas:
Epidemiological Transition
Recent Immigration and the migration transition - Effects and why to certain areas
W and Europe Guest Workers
Global diffusions of Uniform landscapes - Look in AP books for their handouts
Conflict and Culture question based off of an online powerpoint

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