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Match the theme of geography in column 1 with the characteristic of global citizenship in column 2 A Human-environmental interaction Understand how global trade affects a regional economy B Movem?
The correct answers are: Human-environmental interaction: Understand how people have affected the landscape; Movement: Understand how global trade affects a regional economy; Place: Appreciate how people feel about their homelands; Location: Estimate how long it might take to fly to another city.
Why do people trade?
to obtain goods and services not available in their own region, better quality or less expensive, or different from goods produced at home.
How do mountains impact interactions between peoples?
they block interactions and trade, create natural borders, isolate civilizations and reduce interaction leading to vastly different cultures on either side after several generations
What group of people within the us can have their trade regulated with others by congress?
Congress has the power to regulate trade between the states. So, anyone who buys or sells anything outside their state is subject to Congressional regulation.
What action is an example of the US using economic influence as a tool of foreign policy?
refusing to trade with a country until it improves its human rights record
What region or group has very little interaction in world trade?
The Polynesian Islands Son of God God of
Relevance of the interregional trade?
The inter-regional trade promotes peace and social interaction between communities in the region.
Which region or group is least active in world trade?
The Micronesian Islands
What region is characterized by little air movement by rising air?
trade winds
What group of events that happened in the Middle Ages resulted in increase interaction between Europe and the Middle East?
Trade flourished
Which region had very little fertile farmland and had to turn to the sea for food and trade?
Greece
What did trade and interaction in villages result in?
monotheism
The first trading group in Germany was?
By the 1300s, about 100 northern German towns formed a trading group known as the Hanseatic League. This group dominated trade in the Baltic region.
What is interregional trade?
trade in the region
True or false Although the Crusades led to an increase in travel and trade Western Europe still had little interaction with the new cultures encountered?
False
What did trade and interaction between villages result in?
monotheism
Which geographic theme would be most concerned with international trade?
the geographic theme would be interaction (interaction)
