Exam 5: Geographies of Identity and Difference

In Canada, immigrants from Europe and the United States accounted for about 95 per cent of the total in 1960, but make up approximately what per cent today?

The lives of Indigenous people in Canada are an example of which of the following?

In 2014, which of the following tourist attractions welcomed the most tourists?

A recent WHO estimate places the number of mentally ill people worldwide at approximately how many?

Which of the following terms refers to a group whose members perceive themselves as different from others because of a common ancestry and shared culture?

Ghetto areas in cities serve as examples of which of the following?

Outline the spatial and social contexts of crime.

Even in relatively liberal countries, about how many homosexual people do NOT identity as such in their workplaces for fear of negative consequences?

By the 1990s, feminist geographers were considering additional bases for difference besides gender, and examined which of the following?

Describe some of the impacts of the cultural turn.

Much recent and contemporary music is closely tied to certain places.

In which of the following countries is homosexuality punishable by death?

Human identity is most often viewed through which of the following components?

The idea of travelling for pleasure first emerged in Europe in which century?

Discuss how tourism is a product of place construction.

Measuring happiness is the same as measuring well-being.

Today, folk cultures survive mainly in which of the following areas?

Health problems as a function of well-being, are related to what facets of life?

In Britain, the distinction between south and north clearly reflects a distinction between privilege and lack of privilege.

What is a key factor in determining whether or not assimilation takes place in a region?