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4. Name 2 things that happened during the Agricultural Revolution?

5. Plants and animals domesticated
Plants/animals bred for certain qualities
Human populations grew dramatically
Habitats changes to farmland/ruined the land in some places
The foods people ate changed

6. How did the Industrial Revolution change people and the land?

7. Shift to energy sources such as coal and oil
Large-scale production of goods
Lots of pollution created
Machines reduced the amount of land and human labor needed

8. How did hunter- gatherers change the land- name 2 ways

9. Hunted large mammals to near-extinction Spread plants to new ares
Set fires to prairies and grasslands to control the growth of trees (keep the space open)
Hunted large mammals to near-extinction
Spread plants to new ares

10. Building wooden furniture
Which of the following situations best describes the use of a renewable resource?
Burning coal in a power plant OR
Building wooden furniture

11. Building wooden furniture

12. Why is loss of biodiversity a problem?

13. Humans depend on other species for food and oxygen
A healthy ecosystem contains a large variety of species

14. “Tragedy of the Commons” is about the conflict between…

15. Individuals and society

16. Characteristics of developing nations are…

17. Lower health standards Agricultural economies Rapid population growth

18. Characteristics of developed nations…

19. Diverse industrial economies Low population growth
Strong social support systems

20. According to the law of supply and demand, if the supply of oranges decreased, what would happen to the cost of orange juice?

21. The price of orange juice will increase.

22. Which country has the largest ecological footprint?

23. The US of A

24. Listing both the merits and expenses of implementing an environmental solution is called…

25. Cost-benefit analysis

26. The number and variety of living thing is…

27. Biodiversity

28. If you consider what will add to our understanding of the natural world in making an environmental decision, you are examining a(n) _____ value

29. Scientific value

30. Name one of the steps of the decision-making model

31. Gather information
Consider values
Explore consequences
Make a decision

32. Come up with a question that examines the economic value of closing a coal-fired power plant…

33. How many jobs may be lost?
What effect will this have on the unemployment rate?

34. Name 4 natural resouces…

35. Sunlight
Air
Water
Minerals
Trees

36. When the last member of a species dies, it’s called…

37. Extinction

38. A pollutant that cannot be broken down is said to be…

39. Nondegradable

40. What is the name of the systematic model used to make environmental decisions?

41. Decision-making model

42. Which value would consider the beauty of a landscape?

43. Aesthetic value

44. Which value would consider the cancer rate near a factory?

45. Health

46. Which value would you be considering if you were worried about soccer fields…

47. recreational

48. Name two renewable resources.

49. Air
Water
Trees

50. The condition in which human needs are met indefinitely

51. Sustainability

52. The amount of land and ocean area needed to support one person.

53. Ecological footprint

54. Final Jeopardy
Make your wager

55. Name the three categories of environmental problems and the over-riding cause of these.

56. Resource depletion
Loss of biodiversity
Pollution
OVERPOPULATION