AP Human Geography Unit VI

Industrialization and Economic Development

Vocabulary and Thinking Geographically

UNIT TEST DATE: ______

Over the course of Unit VI the following assignments must be completed by you on your own time. These assignments may be turned in at any time up until the day of the unit test. For every day these assignments are not completed after the day of the unit test, a one letter grade deduction will be incurred. I recommend not waiting until the last minute to complete these assignments. Please see me if you have any questions or problems.

Reading from An Introduction to Human Geography: Chapters 9 and 11 (p.290 – 325, 354 -395)

Vocabulary: Use Chapters Nine and Eleven in order to define all of the vocabulary terms below.

Development terms:

-  Developed country - Gender-related - Primary sector

Development Index (GDI)

-  Developing country - Gross domestic product - Productivity

-  Development - Human Development Index - Secondary sector

-  Fair trade - Less developed country - Tertiary sector

-  Foreign direct investment - Literacy rate - Transnational corporation

-  Gender Empowerment - More developed country - Value added

Measure (GEM)

Industry terms:

-  Break-of-bulk point - Industrial Revolution - Outsourcing

-  Bulk-gaining industry - Labor-intensive industry - Post-Fordist

-  Bulk-reducing industry - Maquiladora - Right-to-work laws

-  Fordist - New International division - Site factors

of labor - Situation factors

Thinking Geographically: Answer questions 1 and 4 on page 324 and questions 2 and 3 on page 394 of the text. There is no requirement as to the length of the response. Be as complete as possible when answering these questions. Use examples and support in order to provide a complete response. Your ability to answer these questions often requires knowledge not specifically mentioned in the textbook, but will draw on the entire body of knowledge locked away in your brain. This will help you prepare for the APHG Exam, especially on the free response questions.