unit 7 exam Flashcards

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three reasons why that consumption of food varies around the world

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  • differences in climate culture
  • cultural preferences and traditions
  • economic factors
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food security

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reliable access to sufficient quantity of affordable food

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3
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what region has the largest percentage of undernourished people

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sub Saharan Africa

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4
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what is the leading source of protein in developed countries

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wheat, milk, and rice

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4
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greatest challenge to world food security

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prices rather than food supply

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5
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what 3 cereals grains are the leading source of protein inn developing countries

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maize, rice, and wheat

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prior to the advent of agricultural how did hunter gathers obtain needed food

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hunting animals and gathering edible wild plants

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7
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what was the first agricultural revolution

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transition from hunter gathers to settled agriculture

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8
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what were the first agricultural revolution

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corn, papaya, avocado, and squash

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9
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which area of the world was first to domesticate cattle, goats, pigs and sheep

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the fertile crescent in the near east, Mesopotamia

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10
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define subsistence farming

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agricultural activity to produce food solely for consumption

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10
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define commercial farming

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farming for profit

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11
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Subsistence agricultural in developing or undeveloped

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developing

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12
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shifting cultivation in which

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developing

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13
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intensive subsistence farming In which

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developing

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14
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partial nomadism in which

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developing

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15
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plantation agricultural in which

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developing

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16
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mixed crop and livestock in which

17
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dairy farming and grain farming in which

18
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ranching

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Mediterranean agricultural

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commercial gardening

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nomadic herding is the dominate type of agricultural in which 4 places

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the sehel region of north and west Africa, central Asia, the middle east, and parts of africa

22
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describe shifting cultivation

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cultivated temporarily then abandon

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list the types of crops grown in plantation farms
cocoa, coffee, tea, coconut, pineapples, and bananas
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what are the 4 most important crops grown in the Mediterranean region
olives, grapes, citrus, and wheat
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what is a food desert
a place with not easily accessible/ limited food
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A city in California in a food desert
south Los angles
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define von thunens model of agricultural
a theory that explains how different types of agricultural land use are arranged in concentric circles
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what did von thunen believe decisions about agricultural production were based on
the cocst of transporting goods to the market
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von thunen three assumptions that helped shaped his model
- costs of transportation is a linear function of distance - the market is located in the center of a circle agricultural region - no externatliles in land used solely for agricultural
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according to the von thunen model, what was the first ring used for
intensive farming and dairy products
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according the von thunen model which agricultural activity is found furthest away from the city central
ranching
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why was the forestry located where it was
the trees were hard to transfer since they are so heavy
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according to the bid rent theory what happens to the value of land as they get closer to the market
generally increases significantly
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