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1. Which of the following is not a primary reason for human migration? (1 point) better job opportunities political unrest disastrous floods improving knowledge of other cultures 2. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a country? (1 point) self-governed defined borders labeled as a non-sovereign state contains its own population of people 3. What causes large clusters of people to inhabit South, Southeast, and East Asia? (1 point) political unrest and instability financial stability and job opportunities temperature, climate, and fertile land natural disasters 4. The three most populated countries of the world are (1 point) China, India, and Japan. China, India, and the United States. China, India, and Brazil. India, United States, and Indonesia. 5. The influx of Mexican immigrants into the United States during the past two decades is occurring mainly because they are (1 point) attempting to flee due to political instability. driven out by natural disasters. experiencing religious persecution in their home countries. seeking to improve their lives economically. 6. The harvesting of rice is an economic activity that is common in this area. (1 point) Eastern Asia Mexico United States Great Britain 7. Which of the following is not a factor in determining a culture's economic activity? (1 point) climate language physical landforms natural resources 8. Which statement is false regarding the world's population? (1 point) It consist of a group of people residing in a particular geographic area. Earth’s total population is 6.5 million. Earth’s total population is 6.5 billion. A majority of Earth’s population resides in Europe and Asia. 9. As mentioned in the video, the traditional bartering system is replaced with a more sophisticated system that relies on (1 point) currency. item exchange. Inherited wealth. trade. 10. As mentioned in the video, India relies on this technique to increase the production of crops. (1 point) pro-immigration laws complex systems of bartering advance methods of irrigation actions geared towards altering weather patterns