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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A Electors cannot vote for a presidential and vice-presidential candidate who are both from their home state
B Electors cannot vote for someone with their same last name
C Electors must vote for someone over 50-years-old
D Electors must vote for someone with the same religious background
Question #2
A Sunshine and proximity to water are two major post-industrial locational factors
B the government and the military are major post-industrial occupations
C computers and telecommunications have driven industrial relocation
D a secondary industrial region runs from Richmond, Virginia to Birmingham, Alabama
E Ohio and Indiana led the country in manufacturing job loss from 1920 to 2005
Question #3
A Carpenter
B Miner
C College professor
D Car salesman
Question #4
A Pennsylvania
B Ohio
C New York
D Virginia
E Indiana
Question #5
A New England and the Great Lakes
B The Inland South
C The Pacific Northwest and Western Canada
D The Southwest
Question #6
A International geography
B Geo-foreign policy
C Geopolitics
D Globalization
Question #7
A Basic employment generating non-basic employment.
B Why cities grow rapidly when fishing is their main economic driver.
C How important fishing is to coastal economies.
D How service employees are less important to the economy than other types of workers.
Question #8
A Footloose activities
B Untethered
C Free agents
D Movers
Question #9
A New England
B The Southwest
C The Northwest
D The Rust Belt
Question #10
A Manufacturing jobs have moved in order to lower labor costs.
B Energy costs became too high because of the cold climate.
C There was a lack of skilled labor in the Rust Belt.
D Costs of transportation to and from the Rust Belt became too high.
Question #11
A The Great Plains and Rocky Mountains
B The Pacific Northwest and Intermontane West
C Eastern Canada and New England
D The South and the Sun Belt
Question #12
A It is near accessibility resources
B It overlaps the Agricultural Core
C it is concentrated in the Ohio Valley, Megalopolis, and the Southern shores of the Great Lakes
D It straddles the US-Canada border
E All of these statements are correct
F It is near mineral resources
Question #13
A Rural areas.
B The suburbs.
C Downtowns/the central city.
D Ethnic neighborhoods.
Question #14
A Primary
B Quaternary
C Tertiary
D Secondary
Question #15
A location of raw materials
B proximity to state capitals
C energy availabilty
D transportation
E labor availability
Question #16
A Almost all livestock ranching is west of the Mississippi River
B Specialty crops are found mostly in the South
C There is no wheat farming east of the Mississippi River
D Mediterranean agriculture is almost exclusively found in California
E Irrigated agriculture extends all across the US
Question #17
A Rural-suburbs-edge cities-urban
B Urban-suburban-edge cities-rural
C Rural-urban-suburbs-edge cities
D Suburban-edge cities-urban-rural
Question #18
A Pacific Northwest, Maine and Eastern Canada.
B The Rocky Mountains and Intermontane West.
C The Gulf Coast, the Great Plains, and parts of northern Canada.
D Newfoundland and other parts of the Atlantic Periphery.
Question #19
A The Supreme Court
B House of Representatives
C The Electoral College
D The Senate
E The Department of State
Question #20
A The Great Plains
B The Northeast
C The Northwest
D The Sunbelt
Question #21
A Pecuniary center
B Economic base
C Prime economy
D Monetary focus
Question #22
A Mountains
B Coasts
C Major research universities
D Other manufacturing industries
Question #23
A Pacific Northwest, Maine and Eastern Canada
B The Gulf Coast, the Great Plains, and parts of northern Canada
C The Rocky Mountains and Intermontane West
D Newfoundland and other parts of the Atlantic Periphery
Question #24
A Stayed at about the same level
B Increased
C Fluctuated
D Decreased
Question #25
A The Northwest (Washington, Oregon).
B The Midwest (Illinois, Iowa..
C The Coastal South (Florida, South Carolina..
D The Southwest (New Mexico, Arizona..
Question #26
A A natural decrease in pest populations
B Low-wage migrant labor
C Technological innovation
D Farmers 100 years ago were ignorant and lazy
Question #27
A The Mexican-American War
B The Cold War
C The Vietnam War
D World War II
E World War I
Question #28
A coal moves north out of West Virginia through Ohio and Pennsylvania
B In 1997, Maryland led the nation in steel production
C before 1830, manufacturing was confined to the Atlantic Coast
D iron ore moves from Lake Superior south through the other Great Lakes
Question #29
A Professionals
B Immigrants
C All of these answer choices are people that relocated to the Sunbelt states
D Retirees
E Workers
Question #30
A 9 feet every 35 years
B 3 feet every 100 years
C 1 foot every 10 years
D 45 feet every 200 years
E 10 feet every 50 years
Question #31
A Non-basic employee in the Quatenary sector
B Secondary sector employee
C There is no category for teachers
D Primary sector employee
E Tertiary sector employee
Question #32
A Stagnation
B The growth
C Growth in most areas but decline in some regions
D The decline
Question #33
A Oil extraction
B Automobile manufacturing
C Ranching and meatpacking
D Electronics industry
Question #34
A Stayed at about the same level
B Increased
C Decreased
D Fluctuated
Question #35
A Trenches
B Dams
C Canals
D Levees
E Buoys