FAM 354 Exam 1 Questions with All Correct Answers
Some critics think that global citizenship is - Answer- vague and does not have much meaning to most people, particularly those who do not think of themselves in these terms and have no effective mens to become engages in these matters
some view...
Some critics think that global citizenship is - Answer- vague and does not have much
meaning to most people, particularly those who do not think of themselves in these
terms and have no effective mens to become engages in these matters
some view global citizens as problematic and say that it can undermine the foundations
of national citizenship. It provides a rationale for the strengthening of global institutions
and forms of global governance that might threaten state sovereignty
Global citizens respond to critics by saying that the increasing number of issues
requiring common approaches and mutually derived solutions - Answer- true
Does the notion of global citizenship pose a threat to national intrests and potentially
undermine the foundation of our current international order? - Answer- people across
the world have become more closely linked and this can impact others in profound
ways. Our consumption pf resources, our interface with the environment, out efforts to
limit the costs of production, and out responses to those under siege will fo a long way
in shaping our future
It is critical to recognize our obligations to the rest of the world and forget a set of clear
global values to make progress in solving problems that require broad-based
cooperation - Answer- TRUE - for global citizen
Global commons - Answer- a natural asset of the earth that is available to all
In order to have global commons - Answer- we all mist use the world in a responsible
way
Sustainable development - Answer- Development that meets the needs of the present
without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
Geography - Answer- study of the earth and its characteristics
Physical Geography - Answer- the study of the earth and its resources
Human Geography - Answer- the study of how humans interface with the physical
environment and how political, economic, social, and cultural factors influence these
connections
Cartography - Answer- the depiction of physical and human-made borders
, Topography - Answer- the depiction of the earths physical features and their
relationships to one another in terms of location and elevation
these advancements in systems help us - Answer- have a comprehensive view of the
earth and the changes taking place
technological innovation and our ability to better understand the world around us has
made us more sensitive to - Answer- the finite nature of the planet in which we live
international studies can help - Answer- us appreciate why we ma have difficulty in
effectively interfacing with our environment
economic pressures can cause people to - Answer- relocate to areas where they can
find work but where human habitation is not sustainable ober time
settlement patterns may be significantly influenced or altered by - Answer-
environmental considerations
as more and more people come to inhabit the planet - Answer- protecting and managing
shared resourced becomes even more challenging
the world population expands by ____ people per second - Answer- 148
what factors cause a increase in population? - Answer- lack in education, cultural values
how do people address an increase in population growth - Answer- through government
policies (China)
carrying capacity - Answer- the earths ability to meet the needs of its population
its important to recognize that people require access to - Answer- sufficient amounts of
food and clean water to ensure survival
this is the most basic physiological need of humans
could population exceed food supply - Answer- yes
Malthusian Dilemma - Answer- the conflict inherent in the idea that the growth of the
world's population increases geometrically whereas the production of food can only
increase arithmetically
deforestation - Answer- Destruction of forests by humans
there is simply not enough land to meet our needs... true or false - Answer- true
natural disasters that destroy our crops and render lands - Answer- are an impediment
to the production of food resources adequate to address the growing population
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