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Unit 5 Review
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Tractors, pesticides, and exporting goods are 3 parts of what?
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Third Agricultural Revolution
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When 3rd world countries (LDCs) adopted Third Agricultural Revolution practices?
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Green Revolution
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Green Revolution most successful in what country?
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India Synthetic rice Use of irrigation systems to create “artificial” monsoon
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What is another name for sustainable agriculture?
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Organic Agriculture
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Which agricultural revolution was accelerated by the Industrial Revolution; increasing use of tools?
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Second Agricultural Revolution
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What started the First Agricultural Revolution?
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Vegetative Agriculture (roots/stems)
Seed agriculture came later
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What ring did Von Thünen place the livestock?
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4th ring
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What are the 2 things necessary to maximize profits?
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Decrease transportation and production costs
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How does putting livestock in 4th ring maximize profit?
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Decreases transportation costs since animals are self-transporting
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Who had a theory that the agricultural methods depend on the size of the population. The larger the world population grows, the more innovations are made to make feeding the expanding population possible.
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Ester Boserup More optimistic than Thomas Malthus
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Who identified 11 agricultural hearths?
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Carl Sauer
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What was the agricultural hearth for wheat and barley?
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Mesopotamia (Fertile Crescent)
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What is the agricultural hearth for the potato?
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South America (current day Peru)
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Agricultural hearth for corn?
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Mexico
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Agricultural hearth for yams?
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West Africa
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Most of the world uses what type of agriculture?
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Intensive Subsistence Agriculture
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Where is most shifting cultivation agriculture done?
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Near the equator in LDCs
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What type of agriculture uses double cropping?
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Intensive Subsistence Farming
Farming to survive Having to make the most of the land due to population demands
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What is the term for growing multiple crops on the same land?
Growing a fragile crop between 2 rows of durable crops to protect fragile crops from downpour
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Intertillage
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If you’re tying to use less artificial fertilizers (more sustainable agriculture), you can help keep the soil from drying out by planting peanuts after having planting tobacco the season before. This would be:
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Crop Rotation
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Shifting cultivations exist in societies with what 3 factors?
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Low technology High amounts of land Low population
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Cash cropping is to ____ as subsistence farming is to ________.
Intensive; extensive B. Plantations; agribusiness C. Extensive; intensive D. Agribusiness; aquaculture
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C – Extensive; intensive
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Why is the Middle East known as the Fertile Crescent?
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Location of first sedentary farms/ 1st urban society (city-state)
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Name of Von Thünen’s book and from where?
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The Isolated State; Germany
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Teachers are in what sector?
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Quaternary
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College Professor; Research Lab Geneticist?
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Quinary Sector
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6 major assumptions of Von Thünen
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Only 1 market Dietary preferences from Germany Maximize profits All points in model are equal distance Physical environment is uniform Farmers are market oriented
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