Which option best describes the way in which physical geography influenced modern population distribution?
(1 point)
A.) Cultural hearths attract a large number of migrants, increasing population density in nearby cities.
B.) Urbanization has increased population density as people move to cities for jobs.
C.) Most people live in mountainous areas, as techniques were developed to grow food on slopes.
D.) Most people live in the midlatitudes because the climate is good for agriculture.
D.) Most people live in the midlatitudes because the climate is good for agriculture.
is this true or false?
True. The option D is true. Most people live in the midlatitudes because the climate is good for agriculture, which has influenced modern population distribution.
Which of the following is not a difference between the historic White Hmong and Green Hmong factions?
(1 point)
A.) They spoke different dialects.
B.) They practiced different religions
C.) They lived in separate villages.
D.) They wore different styles of clothing
C.) They lived in separate villages.
is this true or false ?
False. The statement is false. The historic White Hmong and Green Hmong factions did live in separate villages, so the correct answer would be "C."
Market-based economic reforms in the 1980 s resulted in an increase in (1 point)
A.) urban-to-rural migration
B.) agricultural jobs in rural communities
C.) formal education in rural communities
D.) rural-to-urban migration
D.) rural-to-urban migration
is that answer correct bot?
Yes, the answer is correct. Market-based economic reforms in the 1980s in many countries, such as China, resulted in a significant increase in rural-to-urban migration.
Which of the following is an example of internal migration?
(1 point)
A.) In the early 1900 s, Black people left the southern United States to North.
B.) Chinese people came to California in search of jobs in the 1800 s.
C.) Armenians were expelled from the Ottoman Empire in 1915-1916.
D.) Syrian refugees fled to Germany to escape Civil War in 2015-2016.
A.) In the early 1900 s, Black people left the southern United States to North.
This option describes internal migration, as it involves movement within the same country from the southern United States to the North.