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Chapter 6 Student Quiz 2
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A key characteristic of industrial agriculture is
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overproduction.
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pollution.
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subsidies.
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People who practice which way of life work the least?
foragers
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horticulturalists
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agriculturalists
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pastoralists
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Political ecology
focuses on the linkages between political-economic power, social inequality, and ecological destruction.
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studies how many hectares or acres of land it takes for each person to survive.
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studies how to best remove indigenous people from national parks.
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measures the carrying capacity of the earth.
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The structured beliefs and behaviors surrounding the production, distribution, and consumption of food make up
anorexia.
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globalization.
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foodways.
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nutrition.
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Environmental justice refers to
the courts indigenous people use when they are removed from their land.
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a social movement that addresses the linkages between racial discrimination and injustice, social equity, and environmental quality.
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a division of the UN that deals with national parks.
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the most popular division of legal studies currently.
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In a tropical environment with low population density, which subsistence strategy is most likely to be used?
swidden agriculture
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pastoralism
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foraging
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intensive agriculture
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Landscapes that are the result of human shaping are __________ landscapes.
cultural
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ecosystem
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anthropogenic
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artificial
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Famines are often caused by
foreign aid.
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ignorant farmers.
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global warming.
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a complex interplay of natural conditions with existing patterns of social inequality.
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What is a key feature of nutrition transition?
a decline in physical activity
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a rise in horticulture
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a decrease in overweight populations
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an increase in food security
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In most Western thought nature and humanity are considered to be
one in the same.
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intertwined.
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oppositional.
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respectful.
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Intensification refers to
a process that increases yields and includes prepping soil, technology, a large labor force, water management, and plant and soil modification
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a global movement toward more calorically dense and less nutritionally valuable food
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a local practice of terracing farmland in order to shift from subsistence farming to market exchange
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a global move away from industrial agriculture and toward small-scale farming and local food distribution
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What is a key feature of nutrition transition?
declines in physical activity
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a rise in horticulture
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a decrease in overweight populations
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an increase in food security
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What is a true of traditional ecological knowledge?
It has no utility in the modern world.
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It nearly disappeared after the Green Revolution.
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It is not well known in the West because some species and ecological interactions exist only in one place.
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It is extremely valued by Westerners.
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What term refers to the approach to conservation that assumes that people are threatening to nature?
fortress conservation
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environmental protectionism
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ecological domination theory
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separation conservation
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What major global pattern has increased the ecological footprints of industrialized nations?
consumer capitalism
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international environmental justice movements
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climate change
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a shift toward sustainable fuel sources
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