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9 Weeks Test Review
World Geography
Islam
• In the Islamic faith one must pray 5 times a day.
Specialization
• Countries generally specialize in producing particular goods and when they do Countries depend on trade to obtain other goods.
Equator
• The equator divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Theocratic Government
• A theocratic government is characterized by censorship, religious laws, and repression
Highest Population Density
• Flat, fertile plains and river valleys are the types of environments that usually have the highest population density.
Arid Climate Zones
• Farmers living in this type of climate zone have learned to plant drought-resistant crops
Technology
• Polders produce electricity and improve farming
Ideological Traits
• ideological traits are those that are associated with a society’s belief systems. These may include ideas, convictions, faith, or legends, as well as how they are transmitted.
Functional Region
• A functional region focuses on a central point and the surrounding territory linked to it.
less developed countries
• Less developed countries usually have high infant mortality rates, low literacy rates, and low life expectancy rates
Plate Tectonics
• Plate Tectonics create the following landforms:– Mountains – Rift Valleys – Volcanoes – Ocean Trenches
World’s Population
• Urban centers are rapidly expanding in every region of the world.
communist economic system
• Government officials decide the production and distribution of goods in a communist economic system
Christianity
• Christianity spread to the Americas through the process of European colonization.
Cultural Institutions
• Cultural institutions are practices which are passed from one generation to another generation.
Prevailing Winds
• Prevailing winds blow diagonally because of the Coriolis effect.
United States
• The US has a free enterprise type of economy.
Leeward Side
• The climate on the leeward side would be warm and have low precipitation.