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The U.S. Census Bureau attempts to count all people in the United States (citizens and non-citizens) every __________ years.

A significant part of the context in a thorough human geographic analysis of places or regions requires use and development of which of the following academic disciplines?

According to your textbook authors (Fouberg and Murphy), “At the global scale, ______________________________ represents one of the most dramatic shifts in human geography over the last century.”

Between 1820 and 1890, nearly all the voluntary immigrants entering the United States came from which areas of Europe?

What is the model stating that spatial interaction between places (e.g. migration) is directly related to the population size and importance of the places, and inversely related to the distance between them? 

Various advocacy groups have pressured the U.S. Census Bureau to sample the population and derive population statistics from the samples because: 

The most significant population concentration in the United States is between which of the following cities?

The importance of the spatial approach that geographers use in their studies is that it shows:          

China’s “one-child per family” policy (initiated in 1979) caused which of the following consequences?

Why do women live longer than men in almost all countries around the world?