AG - Agriculture Review Lesson

Agriculture Review Lesson

Review the lesson material below. Use the following study guide, along with your key terms list, to prepare for the module test.

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  • Hunting and Gathering
    • Crops
    • Gender roles
    • Locations
  • Subsistence vs Commercial Agriculture
    • Locations
    • % of people involved
    • Purpose
    • Types of farming
  • Agricultural Revolutions
    • First (Neolithic Revolution)
    • Second Revolution with the Industrial Revolution
    • Third Revolution (Green Revolution)
  • Primary economic activities
    • Definition
    • Examples
    • Other four economic sectors
  • Climate and farming maps
    • Koppen
    • Whittlesey
  • Technologies:
    • Irrigation
    • Reaper
    • Combine
    • Transportation (railroads, refrigeration, highways)
  • Hearths of agriculture (both seed and vegetative)
  • Intensive vs. extensive farming
  • Types of Agriculture (locations, crops, methods):
    • Shifting Cultivation
    • Pastoral Nomadism
    • Intensive Subsistence Farming (Wet Rice)
    • Intensive Subsistence Farming (Not Rice)
    • Mixed Crop and Livestock Farming
    • Dairy Farming
    • Livestock Ranching
    • Grain Farming
    • Mediterranean
    • Commercial Gardening and Fruit Farming
    • Plantation Farming
  • Land-use survey models
    • Metes and Bounds
    • Long lot
    • Township and Range
  • Green Revolution vs GMO
    • Pros and Cons
    • Environmental impact (Deforestation, desertification, climate change)
  • Von Thunen's Land-use theory
    • Basis and assumptions
    • Main contributing factors
    • Normal areas for each type of farming
    • Modern issues with the theory
  • Crops
    • Largest produced (worldwide vs USA)
    • Cultural factors
    • Cash crops
  • Farming
    • Why are there less farms and farmers?
    • Why are the numbers of acres and products not declining?
  • Organic movement/Green Movement
    • Sustainability
    • Philosophy
    • Locations

 

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