A disease that is consistently present in a particular region (but not everywhere) is referred to as:

Red-green colorblindness is a sex-linked recessive trait in humans.  A colorblind woman has children with a man with normal color vision. Match the correct answer to each question about their potential children.  

Which of the following countries has more than 100 million people that are highly concentrated on just 3% of its land area?

Biologist E.O. Wilson wrote in 1998 that “The world henceforth will be run by synthesizers . . . . .” Which of the following best describes what synthesizers do? According to Wilson, synthesizers:

Between 1900 to 1970, many African American families in the United States migrated primarily:

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.”

Population geographers are generally more interested in the spatial distribution of which of the following variables?

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

The type of movement that involves journeys that begin at home, and bring us back to our home, is called:

Between the 1500s and later 1800s, roughly 12 million Africans were ultimately forced (as slaves) to move to the western hemisphere. Although we often think of African slaves and the production of cotton, tobacco, and general food crops in North America—it was the profitability of ___________ in South American and the Caribbean the led many capitalists engage in slavery.