Year 10 Humanitiesexam Revision

YEAR 10 HUMANITIESEXAM REVISION

1. Summarise your knowledge of the big events and leaders who had an impact in each of the 3 Civil Rights Movements.

US Civil Rights Movement / South African Civil Rights Movement / Aboriginal Australian Civil Rights Movement
Big events & their impact
(including dates)
Leaders and the impact they had on the movement

1.Revise thefactors that affect life expectancy and give examples below. You can use the Prezi to assist you.

Factors that affect life expectancy / Explain how this affects the population / Examples of countries where these factors affect life expectancy
Gender
Water Supply
Urban vs. Rural
Health
Human Development Index

2. Revise current world conflicts. You may like to review the following Prezi to assist you.

Countries in conflict / Reasons why / How has it affected the people?
Mexico
Syrian Civil War
Sudanese Civil War
Israel / Palestine Conflict
Iraq
Afghanistan
Ukraine
Egypt

3.Refresh your knowledge of continents and countries, especially the African continent.

1. What are theMillennium Development Goals and who developed them?

1. Summarise each goal and what effect it has on society or particular countries. Use the following website toassist you.

Millennium Development Goals / Description / Effect on society

1. Eradicated extreme poverty and hunger

1. Achieve universal primary education

1. Promote gender equality and empower women

1. Reduce child mortality

1. Improve maternal health

1. Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases

1. Ensure environmental sustainability

1. Develop a global partnership for development

1. Analyse the life expectancy of the world. Review the population and life span map analysis on student public\ENH\Year 10\Humanities\Population and Life Span Map Analysis (or see attached below).

Population and Life Span - Map Analysis

You will need to carefully read the maps below to answer the questions that follow.

Life expectancy

1. No country on the continent of South America has an average life expectancy below ... 80 to 89 70 to 79 60 to 69 years

1. ... Developed world Developing world Northern Hemisphere countries have the highest average life expectancy at birth.
2. There is no data available relating to average life expectancy for South Sudan in ... Africa South America Asia .

1. Global life expectancy is measured in ... number of people years of age number of people per 1000

1. Countries with the lowest average life expectancy are found only ... on the continents of Africa and Asia on the continent of Asia on the continent of Africa .
2. Australians have ... the same a lower a higher average life expectancy as people living in New Zealand and Japan.

1. No country on the continent of Europe has an average life expectancy below ... 80 70 60 years.

1. The average life expectancy Australians share with Canadians is ... 60 to 69 years 80 to 89 years 70 to 79 years .

1. With an average of ... 70 to 79 80 to 89 60 to 69 years, the life expectancy in the United States of America is lower than that in Australia.

1. ... Iran Afghanistan Iraq has the lowest average life expectancy among Asian countries.

Births and Deaths

1. The Global birth rate is measured by

1. Every 1000 births
2. The number of actual births
3. The number of births per every 1000 people in a population
4. The number of pregnancies

1. The global death rate is measured by

1. Every 1000 deaths
2. The number of deaths per every 1000 people in a population
3. The number of actual deaths
4. The number of funerals

1. The highest birth rates in 2010 were ______found in African countries.

1. Rarely
2. Not
3. Only
4. Predominantly

1. Continents that in 2010 had the same death rate per 1000 population across the entire continent were

1. Australia, North America, Asia
2. South America, North America, Asia
3. Australia, South America, North America
4. Africa, Australia, Asia

1. In 2010, Australia was among the countries ranked as having the lowest

1. Birth and death rate
2. Death rate only
3. Birth rate only
4. Population change

1. The number of births per 1000 people in China is

1. 15 to 24
2. Less than 15
3. Unknown
4. 1

1. The number of countries on the African continent that had a death rate of 5 or under per 1000 population in 2010 was

1. Two
2. Zero
3. One
4. Unknown

1. The two countries that have the lowest birth rates in the southern Hemisphere are

1. Australia and Chile
2. Australia and South Africa
3. Australia and New Zealand
4. Australia and South America

1. The country identified as having the highest birth and death rates per 1000 population is

1. South Africa
2. Madagascar
3. Afghanistan
4. Ukraine