To get your scores you need to set up a College Board account.

apscore.org

you will need your ap number to get your score in July

The Big Day. Be in the MPR by 7:30. Bring a photo ID. No backpacks or cell phones allowed in the room. You will be going to your fourth period class after the test. Ask your teachers if you can turn in your homework on Monday a week before the test.

Students always ask me what should I study. If all you have is the book and your time is limited I would suggest you spend your time reviewing the following sections:
1.3, 2.3, 3.1, 4.4, 8.2, 9.1, 9.4 , 11.2, 11.4, 12.2, 13.3, 13.4

If you only study the following topics you will not pass the AP test but they are “due” to show up as an FR in the future:
Christaller and the Central place theory Rural settlements
New Urbanism/sprawl/gentrification
Epidemiological transition
Folk/pop culture (loss of traditional way of life/amish)
Ethnic vs universalizing religions,
Political geography: unitary/federal states, Gerrymandering, boundaries, shape, sovereignty ??????????
Transnational corporations
Structural adjustment programs
Hierarchy of business services/world cities (ouch that would be hard Q)
Diffusion?????????
AIDS
Post Fordism
Just in time production
Fair trade
HDI
Gravity Model
MSA
Peripheral Model
Space time convergence
Demographic momentum
Micro credit
Refugees
Regions
taboo
Millennium Development Goals
Sustainable Development
Territoriality
The changing roles of energy and technology

Human Geography official syllabus

http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/repository/ap-human-geography-course-description.pdf

Get some sleep.

Online practice tests.

http://www.litchfield.k12.mn.us/education/components/testbank/default.php?sectiondetailid=737

Printing this review could be helpful for the AP test

Study

Fill in the blank people quiz

Sharma vocab 100 pts extra credit

chapter 13

Practice test #2 for points

chapter 11/12

chap 10

chap 9

chap 8

chap 7

vocab #3 non bold j-z

chap 6

chap 4 and 5 quiz

Vocab test #2 A-I non bold

FR13

chap 3 quiz

FR12

Vocabulary test #1 Bold only

FR11

periods 1 and 2 chapter 2 quiz

FR10

periods 1 and 2 chapter 1 quiz
periods 5 and 6 chapter 2 quiz

periods 5 and 6
Chapter 1 quiz

FR9

Practice AP test. The test is a grade.

FR8

Matching people quiz
People to know:
Carl Sauer: cultural landscape
Thomas Malthus: population growth faster than food supply would mean disaster
Rostow: stage of economic development
Wallerstein: core-periphery model
Von Thunen: location theory for agriculture
Weber: location theory for industry/manufacturing
Christaller : central place theory
Burgess: Concentric urban model
Hoyt: Sector: urban model
Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman : multiple nuclei urban model

New urbanism assignment due.
Design a walkable city. Businesses, housing, and government buildings are next to each other. Parks and trees are good.

Second Semester Final Economic Geography chapters 9,11,12
Same study guide from last test.

2nd Sem Final Agriculture. 100 questions
First part of study guide

Print Review notes if you don't buy an ap review book

Print all the vocabulary words (10 final AP human vocab) and second semester study guide to study during spring break.

Chap 13 test notes only
Be prepared to sketch and label the urban models: Burgess, Hoyt, Harris-Ullman, and Latin America.

Chapter 13 vocabulary test

13.4

13.3

13.2

13.1

Chap 12 Test

Place Marketing Project

12.4

Top 50 largest cities test

12.3

Chapter 12 Vocabulary test

12.2

12.1

Chap 11 Test

11.4

11.3

Chapter 11 Vocabulary test period 2 and 6

Chapter 11 vocabulary test

11.2

Chap 10 Test from class notes. One FR from the following topics: shifting cultivation, Von Thunen, Poultry, Green Revolution

10.4

Agricultural Regions Quiz.
Study Map done in class and/or in the textbook. p. 336-337 (period 6 something close)

10.3

10.2

10.1

Chap 9 Test

9.4

Millenium Development Project due

9.2

9.1

BSU 2013 contest rules
Topic: People uprooted by natural disasters and warfare move across borders into regions often populated with those of different cultures, ethnicities, and social customs. Unfortunately, migrations often result in increased friction in the global village. In fact, migrants fleeing for safety often find unwelcome reception in cultures with long practiced customs. Often host peoples are themselves collections of minorities who themselves envision threats from newcomers.

Writing
Choose one of the following questions:
1. In what ways are the needs of migrants’ personal identity affected by governmental policies to insure cultural and national unity?
2. Given the rights of hosts to maintain their culture and ways, are these rights extended to migrant newcomers?
3. Why or why not should migrants try to merge their identity with the host culture to achieve personal benefits?
4. Why or why not should migrants avoid frequent interaction with host peoples and instead establish marginal communities?
5. Why or why not should communities of migrants accept a number of identities to match the expectations and ways of a host nation?
6. Why or why not should host nations exclude guests unwilling to adopt the hosts’ ways?
7. How are immigrants to adapt? By assimilating or maintaining their cultural identity? How are host people to adjust to newcomers? By tolerating differences? By adapting their own cultures?
Addressing the Prompt
How does migration affect national unity? How important is cultural unity? After accounting for the issue you have chosen:
• Explain how you see the question as it relates to at least one nation-state that is grappling with the question, a country other than your own.
• Provide possible causes behind the tensions.
• Provide potential means that realistically overcome these challenges.
• In final draft, establish a distinct voice.
• Be sure to cit relevant research in your paper.
Awards
1. Rubric available in F-2 (Decision of judges final)
2. WHS winners 1st place - $50 2nd place- $30 3rd place- $20
3. National winners- 4 day trip to Washington D.C. and New York
4. Thirty national winners with money awards from $50 to $3,000.





Submission Form for “Hospitality in the Global Village”
First Name ___________________________ Last Name _____________________________
Essay Title ___________________________________________________________________
Phone ___________________________ Email ______________________________________
Contact Teacher _______________________________________ Rm. ___________________
Grade _______ # of words in essay _____________ Date turned in to F-2 ______________
Rubric

1. Address the topic
Essay addresses the topic competently.
2. Focus
Essay is focused and purposeful.
3. Statement of the main idea
Main idea is stated clearly.
4. Discussion and support
Essay discusses the topic and supports the main idea.
5. Considerable research
Essay is based on considerable research.
6. Eloquence
Essay displays an eloquent style in terms of sentence structure and word choice.
7. Conventions
Use of language is proper in terms of grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
8. Organization
Essay is well-organized in terms of transitions and paragraph order.
Essay is between 1,500 and 2,000 words in length, excluding bibliography.
9. Referencing
Referenced are proper and adequate and indicated in bibliography.
10. Originality
The essay is original and the work of the student.

Chapter 9 vocabulary matching test (except period 2 they took it on Wed)

Final
150 question. score will be doubled. Chapter 1, 2, and 3

3.4

3.3

Chapter 3 vocabulary quiz

Immigrant interview due

3.2

Last day to get 100 points extra credit for knowing all the countries in the world.

3.1

Malthus FR

Chapter 2 test

2.4

2.3

Malthus in Rwanda due
and quiz

Chapter 2 vocabulary test. There will be a word bank with words from other chapter mixed in with this one.

2.2

2.1

8.4

Pretend you are a billionaire looking into donating money to an NGO. Pick an NGO and print an article/summary about that group and be prepared to explain in a small group why that organization is worthy of your money. The printed article is worth 10 point. You do not need to write anything.
The link below is good but feel free to look in other places.

Chap 8 Test
Chap 8 FR

Chapter 8 vocabulary test. The definition will be given and you will need to write the word. No word bank.

Imperialism map quiz before the chapter test.

8.3

8.1

8.2

Culture Midterm Chapters 1, 4-7

Eurasia Map Test

Chapter 7 test from the notes.

Go to the following website and be familiar with the culture section. I will give one of the quizzes on Friday. Skip USA cities ethnicity , Gatlinburg and Icelandic phonebook.

Sign up for Play the election by Monday. 10 points

click on the link below
click register for free
then click student
then put in your info

7.4

7.3

7.2

7.1 and 7.2 are now due on block next week but you should do them tonight and get it done.

7.1
Language and Religion fill in the blank 40 point quiz. Study where the 3 Indo-European language branches are located in Europe as well as Uralic.

Chap 6 Test

Map Quiz #13

6.4

6.3

Judaism, Christianity, Islam Quiz

Map Quiz #12

Map Quiz #11

6.2

6.1

5.4
Chap 5 Test
Read entire chapter.

Language Family Quiz. Study the map labeled in class.

Chap 4 Test

Map Quiz #10

4.4 and Folk Achitecture quiz

Map Quiz #9

Lanscape Project due

Map Quiz #8

4.3

Label and color North Africa map including the water.

Map Quiz #7

Map Quiz #6

Map quiz #5

4.2

4.1

Remember to bring your outlines you can use them for the 1.3 quiz

Chap 1 Test

1.3
Southern California Physical and Regional Map quiz

1.2

Map test 1-4

Outline 1.1 Due

Outline Chapter one section one (key issue) of your textbook on Monday
Always include the headings and bold vocabulary
Obviously don’t copy the entire chapter
If you write too little you lose points
Remember the outline is for you to learn not just for the points

You can skip the section on early mapmaking

Map Quiz #4

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

Map Quiz #3

Map Quiz #2

Print 2012 AP Human Geography class notes or give Mr. Knox $12 and he will do it for you.

The 2012 AP Human Geography class notes can be found in the Human Geography Handouts section of the webpage.

Map quiz #1

The following webpage is a game to help you learn the countries.
click on the continent you wish to study and select Level 1 - beginner

http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/Geography.htm