AP Human Geography Test. Be in the MPR at 7:30 with a photo ID. Do not bring a backpack or any eltronical devices. NO CELL PHONES.
Good luck and may the force be with you.

Fill in the blank People/models quiz

Sharma's vocabulary test.
This is a matching test from Sharma's flash card. She is on the test making committee (there are less than ten) and she put these words on the College Board webpage. I deleted all the ones we already know.
Either print the flashcards or the list.

Take home FR 14 and 15 due

Read all of chapter 13
Chapter 13 vocabulary: fill in the blank

Take home FR 11-13 due.

Review

review powerpoints

powerpoint2

Quiz on Chapter 12 read 398-399
12.1 least important
Chapter 12 vocabulary: fill in the blank

Take home FR 9 and 10 due.

Quiz on chap 11
11.1 least important.
Chapter 11 vocabulary: fill in the blank

Take home FR 7 and 8 are due.

Practice AP #2

Chapter 10 vocabulary: fill in the blank: two word terms on quiz only (for example chaff is not)

Quiz on Chapter 10 p. 350 10.4

Take home FR 3-6 are due.

EXTRA CREDIT: DRAW A CITY WITH A NEW URBANISM DESIGN FROM A BIRDSEYE VIEW. LABEL THE PARTS OF THE CITY THAT SHOW IT IS WALKABLE. 30 POINTS

Quiz on Chapter 9 and chapter 9 vocabulary: fill in the blank
Can skip 9.2

Take home FR 1 and 2 are Due

Chapter 8 vocabulary: fill in the blank
Quiz on 8.3

Attached are all the words and definitions for chapters 8-13

If you print the grand review (20 pages), answer the questions, and donate the printed reveiw you get 20 points extra credit. Due the day before the AP test.

Chapter 7 p. 218-221 and 250-251

Take home FRs due 5/7 to 5/16. 2-3 open book essays a night worth 300 points

Chapter 8-13 vocabulary lists

Vocab test #3 I-Z non bold

read p 183 and study figures 6-1,6-2, 6-3 read 213-215

Chapter 5
read 144-146 and study figure 5-11

Extra credit: 5 points for each person you complete one of these sheets for.

Matching quiz on the AP Human Geography syllabus people

Chapter 4 read 4.4 and 114-115
Period 6 on Wed periods 1 and 2 on Thursday

Chap 3 read 3.1 and p82 and p106

Vocabulary test #2. A-I non bold

Vocabulary Test #1 Bold only

State testing schedule: Periods 3,4,5,6 on Wed and 1,2,3,4 on Thursday
Chapter 2 read p46, 2.4 and p76-77

Chapter 1
All of Key Issue #3. 25 fill in the blank questions. You'll be given all the definitions from the section and be expected to write the word without a word bank. There are other fill in the blank questions on the figures and the reading.

This is the most important section of the book!!!!!!! Study.

Practice AP test

Semester Final Chaps. 9, 10, 11, 12
100 questions test from one of the the two attached study guides. The tests are word for word from the study guides. Each row will be given a different test.

FR: urban renewal vs gentrification, compare and contrast European cities and Latin American, compare and contrast European cities and US cities, bid rent, squatter settlements

Chap. 13 test

If you did not print the flash cards you need to print the vocabulary words.

Vocabulary list

Flash Cards

13.4

13.3

Top 50 cities in the world map quiz

13.2

13.1

Chap. 12 test for period one

Chapter 12 test for periods 2 and 6.

Place Marketing Project: Make your city a desitnation not just a place to fill up the gas tank.

Create a poster or brochure to attract tourists to your city to spend money. In order to do this you have to make your city unique. I don't want the city to just build an aquariam. Your city or part of your city should have a theme. For example your city might have a hello kitty theme with hello kitty hotels, restaurants, playground, waterpark, amusement park and shops where your kids can sit on hello kitty's laps and take pictures.

Be creative.
Make sure you have a catchy name.
You can draw and/or use pictures from the internet.
To get an A you'll need more than picture. Very short explanations will encourage tourists to your city.
The project is due on Tuesday for first period and on Thursday period one will take the chapter 12 test.
I have a sub on Wednesday so periods 2 and 6 will take the chapter 12 test as scheduled and turn in the project on Thursday.

12.4

Print Chapter 13 notes. The last notes of the year:)

12.3

Write a one page double space paper on the conflict in Syria. Explain how it is a religious/ ethnic conflict and what supranational organizations are involved with trying to stop the fighting.

12.2

12.1

Chap. 11 test

11.4

Print chapter 12 notes

11.3

11.2

Print Chapter 11 notes

11.1

50 MC Qs from notes FR Von thunen or Poultry

FR green revolution and biotechnology

10.4

FR subsistence Ag

10.3

10.2

10.1

Make a visual for each of the 8 Millennium Development Goals and title each. Look at the targets in Wikipedia to help give you ideas. No sexual innuendos and do not use notebook paper. Posterboard and color are preferable.
50 points.

Print Chapter 10 notes.

FR on one of the models of economic development

Each class will have a different FR: what is an LEDC like, or internal or external factors affecting development

This is the hardest multiple choice test of the year. You need to study the differences between the 4 ideas in development.

Chap. 9 test

9.4

Two copies of Essay are Due: Creating solutions for challenges faced by children today.
50pts.

9.3

9.2

Print chapter 9 notes

9.1

Watch 3 videos on Hulu made by Vanguard: Robot Nation, City on Steroids, and Africa Chinatown.

200 Question final: Chapters 1, 2, and 3.

AP Human Geography First Semester Study Guide

Introduction
Cultural diffusion
Relocation diffusion.
Contagious diffusion is
Hierarchical diffusion
Stimulus diffusion: the spread of an idea from persons of power to other persons.
Which of the following is an example of stimulus diffusion: The spread of drive-through windows from fast food restaurants to liquor stores.
Acculturation
cultural possibilism.
culture trait.
environmental determinism.
cultural landscape.
culture hearth.
a culture realm.
a functional, formal, and vernacular regions
Vernacular language
According to the Core-Domain-Sphere model influence of a culture decreases the further one travels from the core.
A Cultural transition zone


Population
Demography
Thomas Malthus
Neo-Malthusian theory
Life expectancy
Demographic Transition Model
anti-natalist population policy
birth control
Arithmetic density
Agricultural density
Physiological density
ecumene
major population clusters
Natural Increase Rate
Carrying capacity
Crude Birth Rates
Dependency Ratio.
pro-natalist population policies
Total Fertility Rate
Crude Death Rate (CDR)
demographic momentum.
At the current growth rate, the doubling time of the world’s population is approximately 54 years.

Migration
voluntary migration.
Ravenstein’s Laws of Migration,
counter-migration.
emigration.
immigration.
push factors.
pull factors.
The largest internal migration in history is the rural to urban migration in China from 1970 to present.
Chain Migration
step migration.
an intervening obstacle.
Wilbur Zelinsky’s theory of Migration Transition,
forced migration
Forced migration
refugees
Interregional migration was important in the Soviet Union because the government created industries in areas near raw materials instead of near markets.
brain drain
counter-urbanization
Undocumented immigrants

AP Human Geography First Semester Study Guide

Introduction
Cultural diffusion
Relocation diffusion.
Contagious diffusion is
Hierarchical diffusion
Stimulus diffusion: the spread of an idea from persons of power to other persons.
Which of the following is an example of stimulus diffusion: The spread of drive-through windows from fast food restaurants to liquor stores.
Acculturation
cultural possibilism.
culture trait.
environmental determinism.
cultural landscape.
culture hearth.
a culture realm.
a functional, formal, and vernacular regions
Vernacular language
According to the Core-Domain-Sphere model influence of a culture decreases the further one travels from the core.
A Cultural transition zone


Population
Demography
Thomas Malthus
Neo-Malthusian theory
Life expectancy
Demographic Transition Model
anti-natalist population policy
birth control
Arithmetic density
Agricultural density
Physiological density
ecumene
major population clusters
Natural Increase Rate
Carrying capacity
Crude Birth Rates
Dependency Ratio.
pro-natalist population policies
Total Fertility Rate
Crude Death Rate (CDR)
demographic momentum.
At the current growth rate, the doubling time of the world’s population is approximately 54 years.

Migration
voluntary migration.
Ravenstein’s Laws of Migration,
counter-migration.
emigration.
immigration.
push factors.
pull factors.
The largest internal migration in history is the rural to urban migration in China from 1970 to present.
Chain Migration
step migration.
an intervening obstacle.
Wilbur Zelinsky’s theory of Migration Transition,
forced migration
Forced migration
refugees
Interregional migration was important in the Soviet Union because the government created industries in areas near raw materials instead of near markets.
brain drain
counter-urbanization
Undocumented immigrants

3.4

3.3

3.2

3.1

2.4

Malthus in Rwanda

2.3

2.2

2.1
Print Chapter 2 notes

Chap. 8 test

Watch all the videos in the chapter 8 political geography section of the links.

For 20 pts extra credit print and summarize the following article

8.4 is due the day we take the test. You may want to finish looking at the political geography ppt number 1 because there will not be a lot of time to go over it before the test.

8.4

8.3

8.2

Print Chapter 8 notes

8.1

Chap. 7 test

Midterm: Chapters 1, 4-7. All you need to do is study the Culture Study Guide

FR state, nation, nation-state

Watch the Chapter 7 Ethnicity videos in the links by Monday.

7.4

LA county ethnic map due. Remember parts of Los Angeles are Los Angeles so they do not have individual statistics.

7.3

Ethnic conflict article due. Needs to be from 2011.

Asia Map Test (every country)

7.2

7.1

Chap. 6 test

map quiz #13

6.4

6.3

map quiz #12

map quiz #11

6.2

outline 6.1

6.1

outline 5.4
chapter 5 test

outline 5.3

outline 5.2

Print Chapter 5,6,7 Study Guide/Notes

outline 5.1

Print chapter 5 study guide (notes)

chapter 4 test

map quiz #10

outline 4.4

map quiz #9

map quiz #8

Cultural Landscape Poster

outline 4.3

map quiz #7

map quiz #6

map quiz #5

outline 4.2

Print Chapter 4 Study Guide by Thursday.

You will find it at the bottom of my web page (click on my name and go to the bottom)

outline 4.1

chapter 1 test: you do not need to know the different types of projections of maps.
50 questions from the book, 50 questions from the notes.

Southern California region quiz (you will need to sketch the map for the quiz)

outline 1.3

outline 1.2

Map Test on all 4 quizzes

Outline Chapter 1 key issue 1. Due Monday. Be ready for the 10 pt quiz. Remember you can use your outline.

Print Chapter 1 study Guide and bring it to class by Friday or you lose points.

Two spiral notebooks, a dry erase marker and two highlighters need to be brought to class by Friday.

Map quiz #4

Map quiz #3

Map quiz #2

Map quiz #1
Print Chapter one study guide (found in the AP geography hanouts and study guides folder. This is on the first page of my webpage)