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Which type of political system does Ghana have?

A
democratic republic
B
authoritarian oligarchy
C
autocratic theocracy
D
constitutional monarchy
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What conclusion is supported by the data in the statement and the graph?

A
Over time, many people have migrated from rural areas in North Africa to urban areas in Sub-Saharan Africa.
B
Over time, many people have migrated from rural areas to urban areas within Sub-Saharan Africa.
C
Over time, many people have immigrated to rural and urban Sub-Saharan Africa from other continents.
D
Over time, many people have emigrated from rural Sub-Saharan Africa to urban regions in North Africa.
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Based on the image, sort the statements to show the possible positive and negative effects of this kind of land modification.

Answer:

population growth,stronger economy|destruction of plant and animal habitat,contribution to climate change

4

What explains the distribution of settlements in this region?

A
proximity to rivers or seas
B
proximity to urban areas
C
proximity to flat, fertile lands
D
proximity to mountains
5

Which innovation can explain the huge increase in residents settling in this desert environment?

A
the development of hydroelectric power
B
the massive increase in farm production
C
the expansion of railroad systems
D
the installation of air conditioning
6

Which statement correctly compares the two countries?

A
Japan is a nation, while Mali could be called a nation-state.
B
Japan is a state, while Mali is a nation.
C
Mali is a nation-state, while Japan is a state.
D
Mali is a state, while Japan could be called a nation-state.
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Which conclusion regarding remittances does the excerpt support?

A
They provide funds for basic needs and growth in countries of origin.
B
They increase job competition and suppress wages in destination countries.
C
They reduce the incentive to work for people remaining in countries of origin.
D
They decrease the earnings of native workers in destination countries.
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Which aspect of chain migration would be considered a pull factor?

A
Family members in other countries offer incentives for people to emigrate from their home countries.
B
Relatives spread out all over the world because they are drawn to the benefits of different countries.
C
The threat of enslavement, or human trafficking, compels families to seek refuge in other countries.
D
Loss of family members to hardship and violence motivates people to immigrate to other countries.
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Sort each detail to show which type of political body it describes.

Answer:

common heritage,shared cultural traits|sovereignty,recognized borders

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Based on the paragraph, which former Yugoslav republics became nation-states following Tito’s death?

A
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, and Montenegro
B
Croatia, Slovenia, and Serbia
C
Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia and Montenegro
D
Kosovo and Albania
15

Based on the text, what type of migration does the map show?

A
voluntary, intraregional
B
voluntary, interregional
C
forced, interregional
D
forced, intraregional
16

According to the passage, how has North Korea’s totalitarianism impacted the lives of the people?

A
It has established the rule of law and equality.
B
It has provided economic relief and opportunity.
C
It has given them religious freedom and other rights.
D
It has oppressed them and made them poor.
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How could geography affect the political ideas and needs of this community?

A
It might prompt people to become interested in agricultural policy.
B
It might force people to shift their views about foreign policy.
C
It might prompt people to support policies that reduce congestion.
D
It might motivate people to care more about immigration issues.
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Based on the report, what conclusion can be drawn about living as a religious minority in Iran?

A
Religious minorities are treated the same way as the religious majority.
B
Religious minorities may be discriminated against because of their faith.
C
Religious minorities may be targeted, but it does not happen very often.
D
Religious minorities have many ways to protect themselves from mistreatment.
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What land modifications were necessary to develop this part of the city?

A
Water was brought in through infrastructure to support settlement in this environment.
B
Terraces were built onto hills and mountains to provide stable surfaces.
C
Forests were cleared to make room for the construction of buildings and housing.
D
Crops were removed from farmland areas to provide space for construction.
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Based on the description, what impact did this new technology have?

A
It created healthier living conditions for Romans.
B
It contributed to a sharp drop in freshwater supplies.
C
It led to a population shift to areas outside Rome.
D
It led to advancements in sewage treatment.

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