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11. Which of the following is most characteristic of societies currently in the last stage of demographic transition? a. Hyperinflation b. Unemployment c. Youth dependency d. Aging population e. Overpopulation 12. Land parcels in the American Midwest tend to be rectilinear because a. the federal survey system adopted in the late eighteenth century imposed a geometric pattern on the landscape b. Native American settlement patterns were rectangular c. English-speaking settlers replicated the landscape patterns of England d. Spanish colonists laid out settlements in a rigid geometric pattern e. there were no mountains or rivers to use as boundaries 13. Which of the following was NOT a reason for rapid suburbanization in the United States after the Second World War? a. Mass production of the automobile b. Reduction in long-distance commuting c. Expansion of home construction d. Expansion of the interstate highway system e. Availability of low down payment terms and long-term mortgages The map above shows the production of one product. Which food taboo is highlighted on the map? mutton chicken duck beef pork The photograph above could best be described by which of the following terms? homogeneity ethnocentrism heterogeneity relativism folk Wilber Zelinsky attempted to define cultural landscapes/regions by using information found in _______________. signs ethnicities cameras journals phonebooks Using the diagram and your photo analysis skills, the housing type above was primarily built to live in a cold climate? True False The following is from a New York Times article and should be used to answer questions 18 & 19. Rose Hamid drives a Ford station wagon, leads a local Girl Scout troop, shops at The Gap, and just attended her high school reunion in Cleveland. But, Mrs. Hamid says that since she began wearing a head scarf two years ago in keeping with her Muslim faith, she has felt like a foreigner fighting for acceptance. Her employer refused to allow Mrs. Hamid to continue working as a flight attendant because her head scarf violated company rules on uniforms. 18. Rose’s employer’s policies were ethnocentric culturally relativistic 19. Rose’s head scarf is most indicative of __________ culture, while her shopping habits were more _________ culture. A. pop, folk B. folk, pop C. pop, pop D. folk, folk