Exam 5: Geographies of Identity and Difference

Which term refers to places and events that are carefully constructed for the purposes of mass leisure and consumption?

Discuss how tourism is a reflection of identity and difference.

Explain why alternative forms of tourism have become more popular in recent years.

Which of the following refers to a collection of ideas and practices concerned with challenging inequalities as these are evident in landscape?

Distinguish between assimilation and acculturation.

Belize has become one of the world's top destinations for which of the following?

The tourist industry is viewed as one example of the less developed world dominating the more developed world.

Which country ranks highest on the Gender Inequality Index (GII)?

What is the minimum number of people that the International Labour Organization believes work as forced labourers today?

Explain why human identity is a complex construct.

Disney World and the West Edmonton Mall are examples of which type of tourism?

Species refers to which of the following?

The United States ranks first on the Gender Inequality Index.

Tourism can destroy local cultures and dramatically change local environments.

Explain how well-being varies from one landscape to another. Identify the cultural and social factors that underlie this variation.

Explain what is meant by the phrase landscapes as places.

In 2015, which country had the lowest GII ranking?

Which of the following terms is defined as the setting or context for social interaction?

The term consigned to the shadows refers to people who are which of the following?

Explain how Canada's liberal immigration policies have benefitted the country since the beginning of the twentieth century.