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Geographer's Perspective: The Influence of Boundaries on Culture Answers

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Bilingualism is __________.

A
the ability to speak English
B
the ability to speak at least two languages
C
living in a country with more than one official language
D
passing a law requiring citizens to learn the official language
3

Why has conflict over the control of the city of Jerusalem occurred throughout history?

A
The city has holy sites that are important to multiple religions.
B
The city is home to important mineral resources.
C
The city is on the coast and has a natural deep-water port.
D
The city is home to dozens of ethnic groups who have fought for control.
4

How do tariffs work to protect a nation's industry and goods manufacturing?

Answer:

Tariffs are taxes on imported goods that make foreign products more expensive, encouraging consumers to buy domestically produced goods and protecting national industries.

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An action taken to control or influence an area or people in an area is called __________.

A
a quota
B
territoriality
C
an embargo
D
a sanction
6

Boundaries affect human movement and human behavior. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
T
B
F
8

Explain the difference between trade barriers and migration barriers.

Answer:

Trade barriers limit the import or export of goods and services, while migration barriers limit the movement of people across borders.

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Which of the following is an example of a nation exerting its territoriality?

A
increasing access to the Internet in its population
B
dividing access to oil fields that span across a border
C
signing a free trade agreement that eliminates tariffs
D
restricting access to fishing grounds off its coastline
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How has cultural diffusion impacted American culture? Describe changes that have taken place because of the introduction of immigrants' cultures.

Answer:

Cultural diffusion has made American culture more diverse. Immigrants have introduced foods, languages, religions, music, holidays, and traditions, such as tacos, sushi, jazz influences, bilingual communities, and celebrations from many parts of the world. These cultures have blended with existing American traditions and shaped the country’s multicultural identity.

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What is the primary purpose of quotas, passports, and visas?

A
to encourage permanent immigration to a nation
B
to encourage temporary migration to a nation
C
to increase tourism in a nation
D
to limit the movement of people into a nation
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A quota allows an unlimited number of goods to pass between countries. Please select the best answer from the choices provided.

A
T
B
F
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Which of the following is an example of a nation exerting its territoriality?

A
increasing access to the Internet in its population
B
dividing access to oil fields that span across a border
C
signing a free trade agreement that eliminates tariffs
D
restricting access to fishing grounds off its coastline
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Bilingualism is __________.

A
the ability to speak English
B
the ability to speak at least two languages
C
living in a country with more than one official language
D
passing a law requiring citizens to learn the official language
16

Why has conflict over the control of the city of Jerusalem occurred throughout history?

A
The city has holy sites that are important to multiple religions.
B
The city is home to important mineral resources.
C
The city is on the coast and has a natural deep-water port.
D
The city is home to dozens of ethnic groups who have fought for control.
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What is the primary purpose of quotas, passports, and visas?

A
to encourage permanent immigration to a nation
B
to encourage temporary migration to a nation
C
to increase tourism in a nation
D
to limit the movement of people into a nation

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