Human geography Answers

Which of the following is correct answer:

1. The position of international boundaries has caused many problems across the African continent such as ;

A) all of the below.

B) boundaries disputes in various places and at various points in time over resources.

C) ethnical disputes between different groups.

D) Unending conflict.

2. Africa's territorial cake was divided at the....conference in 1887-1888?

A) Glasgow.

B) Paris.

C)Berlin.

D) Moscow.

3. Colonialism programmed Africa countries to;

A) produce and import what they consume.

B) consume what they produce and to produce what they consume.

C) import and refine goods.

D) consume and consume.

4. Majority of Africa's population live in....

A) rural areas

B) urban areas

C) informal settlements

D) shanty towns.

Which of the following is the correct answer:

1. Water is an important resource in Africa because is it;

A) all of the below

B) the core of sustainable development and is critical for socia economic development.

C) an irreplaceable resource that is fundamental to human wellbeing.

D) only renewable if well managed.

2. The impact of urbanization in terms of service delivery and unemployment in African cities;

A) leads to influx of new development.

B) decreases competition for employment opportunities.

C) overwhelms local government,leading to poor service delivery.

D) restores critical infrastructure.

3. Indigenous knowledge systems can be defined as;

A) local knowledge that is unique to a given culture or society.

B) community based systems providing socio-cultural information necessary for community survival within the community's local environmental, geographical and cultural context.

C) a system that facilitates communication and decision making within a community.

D) all of the above.

Discuss the evolution of geography as a discipline,focus on the emergence of human geography

What do you understand by population growth? Explain the reasons for overpopulation 

in India. What steps can be taken to control population growth?

why does 'uneven development' exist? is it possible( if so, under what circumstances) that all nations could be more or less equally developed?

what are the advantages and disadvantages of promoting tourism as a stimulus for economic growth and development

what are the effects of industrial revolution on cities and agriculture in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?

if the shelves of Canadian grocery stores can be stocked with food production in other countries. why should we support Canadian farmers?