Unit 5 AP HUG

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What type of agriculture has a dryland climate and is located in SW and East Asia along with North Africa?

Pastoral Nomadism

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What type of Agriculture has a tropical climate and is located in Latin America, Sub - Saharan Africa and South/ SE Asia?

Shifting Cultivation

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What type of agriculture has a tropical/ sub tropical climate and is located in Latin America, Sub- Saharan Africa, and South and Southeast Asia?

Plantation

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What type of Agriculture has a cold and warm mid latitude climate and is located in the Midwest US, Canada, and Central Europe.

Mixed Crop and Livestock

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What type of agriculture has a cold, mid latitude climate, and is located in North Central US, South Central Canada and East Europe?

Grain

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What type of agriculture has a warm, mid latitude climate, and is located in Southeast US and Southeast Australia?

Commercial Gardening

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What type of agriculture has a cold and warm, mid latitude climate, and is located in Northeastern Us, Southeast Canda and Northwest Europe?

Dairy

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What type of agriculture has a warm, mid latitude climate, and is located on the southern coast of Europe, norther coast of Africa and the pacific coast of the US?

Mediterranean

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What type of agriculture has a dryland climate, and is located in Western North America, South America, Central Asia and Southern Africa?

Livestock Ranching

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What type of Agriculture has a warm, mid latitude climate, and is located in south, southeast, and east Asia?

Intensive Susbsitence

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What are two characteristics of Subsistence Farming?

Used to feed family/ livestock, smaller yields

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What are two characteristics of Commercial Farming?

Product for profit, larger yields

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What are two characteristics of Intensive Farming

Larger inputs, higher yields

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What are two characteristics of Extensive Farming?

Fewer inputs, smaller yields

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Maize and potatoes emerged from what agricultural hearth?

Mesoamerica

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Yams and Sorghum emerged from what agricultural hearth?

Subsaharan Africa

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Wheat and Lentils emerged from what agricultural hearth?

Southwest Asia

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Rice and walnuts emerged from what agricultural hearth?

East Asia

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Barley and cotton emerged from what agricultural hearth?

South Asia

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Mangoes and Coconut emerged from what agricultural hearth?

Southeast Asia

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<p>What hearth is this?</p>

What hearth is this?

Mesoamerica

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Sub Saharan Africa

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Southeast Asia

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East Asia

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South AsiaW

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Southeast Asia

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What is the name for the value of land influenced by the relationship to the market?

Bid- Rent theory

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What is when farmers grow two or more crops simultaneously on the same field?

Multicropping

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What is planting and harvesting a crop two times per year on the same piece of land?

Double Cropping

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What is when only one crop is grown or one type of animal is raised per season on a piece of land?

Monocropping

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What are confined spaces which cattle and hogs have limited movement?

Feed lots

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Farms run as corporations can be called

Agribusinesses

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Ownership of other businesses involved in the steps of producing a particular good

Vertical Integration

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Increase in efficiency to lower the per - unit production cost resulting in greater costs

Economies of scale

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A process used by corporations to gather resources, transform them into goods and transport them to customers

Commodity Chains

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Plants and animals domesticated is what agricultural revolution?

First

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permanent settlements is what agricultural revolution?

First

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Tools developed is what agricultural revolution?

First

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Subsitence farming is what agricultural revolution?

First

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Industrialization is what agricultural revolution?

second

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New technology is what agricultural revolution?

second

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New machines is what agricultural revolution?

second

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New and improved farming practices is what agricultural revolution?

second

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development of higher - yielding, disease resistant, fast - growing varieties of grain is what agricultural revolution?

third/green

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What agricultural revolution coincides with the industrial revolution?

Second

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What agricultural revolution has fertile soil in river valleys, availability of water, moderate climates and collective societal structures?

First

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what agricultural revolution corresponds with the enclosure movement?

second

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What agricultural revolution has the fertile crescent as it’s hearth?

first

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what agricultural revolution has an emergency of commercial agriculture?

second

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What zone of the Von Thunen Model is Horticulture

zone 1

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What zone of the Von Thunen Model

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