Which of the following are the three important questions that should be considered when explaining human-environment interaction? Select all that apply.

a.
How do people adapt to the environment?
b.
Why do people change their environment?
c.
How do people depend on the environment?
d.
What is the difference between ecosystems and biomes?
e.
How do people modify the environment?

what did Hamilton use in the constitution to support his argument for a national bank?

Scientists think that early cultures had _____ major advances in technology.

4

5

2

3

Which of the following changes as a result of discoveries and inventions, shifts in the natural environment, and new ideas?

culture

atmosphere

climate

landforms

.
Playing American music in the Philippines is an example of _____.

acculturation

cultural diffusion

cultural diversity

defending traditions

In which country do the people eat fish and seaweed using chopsticks?


1 Greece


2 India


3 Japan

i pretty sure its 3

Answers 4 anyone who needs em.
Those who opposed the spread of slavery created the
✔ Republican
Party in the 1850s.

In the election of 1860, the
✔ Democratic
Party split on the issue of slavery and nominated two presidential candidates.

Although Abraham Lincoln was elected president in 1860, a slight majority of voters in Louisiana voted for
✔ John Breckinridge
.

Which country has the greatest number of both official languages and spoken languages?

United States

India

Germany

Canada

By 1294, the Mongols had gained control over the middle east and ___ (central Asia, east Asia, west asia) However, they had not conquered Egypt and ___ (China, India, Korea)

If you are looking at a map of the United States, you will see clear outlines of each state. These boundaries and borders create which kind of regions across the country?

a.
functional
b.
formal
c.
perceptual
d.
vernacular

In the word geography, geo means earth. What does graphy mean?

a.
to memorize
b.
to draw
c.
to study
d.
to write

how is a sea lion digestive system different than a human digestive system

.
What is a consequence of extracting minerals from the Earth?
a. The minerals must be replaced.
b. Minerals will be unnecessary once they are used up.
c. Minerals cannot be replaced once mined.

Fill in the blanks to complete the passage.


Through the process of

, old, dense crust is pushed toward a deep-ocean

. There, it sinks under lighter crust. It returns to molten rock, becoming part of the

again.

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The rapid exchange of ideas in the computer age has increased the _____.

growth of communism

number of religions in the world

growth of extended families

rate of cultural change

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Today, people from all over the world can _____.

influence government decision making

limit cultural diffusion

remain culturally isolated

communicate quickly and easily

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Which was a very early agricultural tool?


hand-held sickle made of stone


gas-powered combine harvester


ox-drawn plow


horse-drawn reaper

The core of Earth is made out of iron and nickel. The outer core’s temperature is so hot that it melts the metal. The inner core is solid metal. What causes these differences?
1. The outer core is 2,300 km thick.
2. the inner core is solid by intense pressure of all its layers above it
3. the inner core has a cooler temperature allowing the metal to return solid
4. the inner core is made of different metal

What is the TimeLine of Battles from pacific Theater In world war 2 ???

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What is one way the people of Sumer were able to produce a surplus of food?

Question 1 options:

They planted wheat and irrigated their fields.


They went through a drought, or time of no water.


They worked with another civilization to invent the best storage unit.


They planted had a civil war.

How does ancient art provide clues about ancient cultures? Give examples from the cultures you have learned about this semester.

A family is a type of _____.

social status

society

social class

social structure

what would you change in the confederation to make it better?

.
How has Bali’s culture affected its environment?

1 The Balinese people have altered the hillsides by cutting terraces to grow rice.

2 The Balinese start the rice plants in greenhouses because the environment is too cold for too long.

3 Because the climate is naturally too hot for rice, the Balinese grow it on the hillsides instead of in the valley.

4 The Balinese climate is good for growing rice, but there is not enough flat land to flood the rice.

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The first true civilizations began about _____ years ago.

5,000

10,000

2,500

1,000

Read the sentence below and answer the question that follows.
This country severely restricted the rights of its nonwhite citizens under a policy called apartheid, but since 1994 has made progress towards equality.
The country described in the sentence above is __________.
A.
Kenya
B.
Somalia
C.
South Africa
D.
Sudan

Why did the Persian come into conflict with the Greeks? *

Greeks had helped cities that were rebelling against the Persians
Persians wanted to take over Mount Olympus so they could capture Zeus
Persians and Athenians allied together against the Spartans
Greeks were trying to Expand into Persian territory

Which religion has spread over the greatest part of the world?

1 Judaism

2 Buddhism

3 Islam

4 Christianity

Which response to very rapid change is most positive?

People give up all of their own languages and artistic traditions, and change to the new culture.

People feel their culture is threatened, so they become angry and try to stop all change by blocking new ideas.

People work to save parts of their own cultures, such as language or customs, before it is too late.

People allow others around them to change while they refuse to change anything in their own way of life.

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Most rocks are made of what elements?
a. quartz, granite, marble, limestone, shale, sandstone, obsidian, mica
b. lithium, nitrogen, selenium, fluorine, chlorine, antimony, gallium, tin
c. oxygen, silicon, aluminum, iron, calcium, sodium, potassium, magnesium