AP Human Geography

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Every unit is mapped to the official Course and Exam Description.

U1Thinking Geographically

U2Population

U3Cultural Patterns

U4Political Patterns

U5Agriculture

U6Cities & Urban

U7Industrialization & Development

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Q1Populationeasy

The demographic transition model's Stage 2 is characterized by:

Q2Urban Geographymedium

The concept of 'urban primacy' refers to:

Q3Agriculturemedium

Von Thünen's model of agricultural land use predicts that intensive agriculture (e.g., dairy) occurs closest to the market because:

Q4Political Geographymedium

A state with no coastline and surrounded entirely by other countries is best described as:

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FRQ prompt

Free Response Question:
Using geographic concepts, analyze the causes and consequences of rapid urbanization in the Global South.

(a) Define urbanization and identify two push and two pull factors that drive rural-to-urban migration in developing countries.
(b) Describe two challenges that rapid, unplanned urbanization creates for city governments.
(c) Explain how the concept of 'megacities' relates to urban primacy, using a specific example.

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