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  This system of residency has existed since Chinas Xia Dynasty (c. 2100 BCE - 1600 BCE). It is still utilized today and is required by law that every Chinese citizen abide by this legislature. Not only does it confirm residency & citizenship in China, it has been notoriously named 'Chinas apartheid' because it establishes an implied caste system founded by the Chinese government (e.g. peasant, working class, middle class, etc.).What was the name of this system?
  Native Title Bill
  Hukou System
  Aotearoa
  Open Door Policy
  MIRAB Economy
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  Megalopolises are found around the world, including regions such as BosWash in the New England region of the US & the Taiheiyo Belt in Japan.What is a Megalopolis?
  A city or port that specializes in transshipment of goods.
  A spatial unit or region of local plants and animals adapted to a specific environment.
  Island groupings, often oriented in an elongated pattern.
  A large estate or landholding.
  A large urban region formed as multiple cities grow and merge w/ one another.
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  China proper refers to the eastern half of China which maintains the majority of Chinas 1,330,044,544 population. What ethnic group makes up the majority of Chinas population overall and in China proper?
  Hukou
  Maori
  Han
  Macau
  Siddhartha
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  What are the two islands of the island nation New Zealand called?
  North Island & South Island
  East Timor & Atoll
  Waitangi & Mirab
  Aotearoa & Haka
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  The Treaty of Waitangi was signed on Feb 6, 1840 between the Maori Indians of New Zealand & the British Crown. It established a British Governor and Maori ownership of their lands & properties. It also gave the Maori natives the same rights as British subjects.Despite the signed agreement centuries after the treaty had been signed to this day it is subject to scrutiny because
  the Brits went back & changed the treaty w/out Maori consent.
  the Maori demanded the repeal of the treaty since its signing due to the Brits exploiting the natives anyways.
  the Brits refused to grant the Maori sovereignty.
  there are two different copies of the treaty, one in English & the other in Maori, that did not translate precisely as the other had.
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  What is an indigenous inhabitant of Australia called?
  Maori
  Aborigine
  Endemic
  Haka
  Aotearoa
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  What are the four philosophies or perspectives of geography?
  Human Ecology, Man-Land, Environmental Determinism, and Cultural Landscape.
  Cultural Landscape, Environmental Determinism, Possiblism, and Human Ecology.
  Environmental Determinism, Possibilism, Spacial Tradition, Regional Studies, and Human Ecology
  Man-Land, Cultural Landscape, Earth Science, Spacial Tradition, and Human Ecology.
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  What are the four traditions or ways of studying geography?
  Man-Land, Earth Science, Spacial Tradition, and Regional Studies.
  Man-Land, Environmental Determinism, Regional Studies, and Earth Science.
  Regional Studies, Cultural Landscape, Human Ecology, and Spacial Tradition.
  Regional Studies, Human Ecology, Environmental Determinism, and Possibilism.
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  What best defines Human Ecology?
  Man has a negative effect on nature.
  How the environment influences how humans look and live.
  Because of intellect, humans can learn and progress.
  The environment sets limits on humans, but we learn to adapt to them.
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  The city with the most polluted environment in Russia is...
  Norilsk
  Moscow
  St. Petersburg
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  The main problem in exploiting the oil around the Caspian Sea is drilling for it.
  True
  False
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  The Russian region that is rich in resources and was the destination ofmany Russian people during Soviet times so that the local ethnic groupswere outnumbered is
  North Caucasus
  North European and Middle Volga
  Siberia and the Far East
  Territories of the Far North

Physical Geography

• The city with the most polluted environment in Russia is...
  Norilsk
  Moscow
  St. Petersburg

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