Question 1

Agriculture

Accepted Answer

Growing crops and raising animals for food or profit.

Question 2

Crop

Accepted Answer

A plant grown by people for food or other uses.

Question 3

Livestock

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Farm animals like cows, sheep, and pigs.

Question 4

Farming (Agrarian)

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Related to land and growing food.

Question 5

Subsistence Farming

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Growing food mainly for your family, not for sale.

Question 6

Commercial Farming

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Large-scale farming for selling products.

Question 7

Shifting Cultivation

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Moving farms to new areas after soil becomes less fertile.

Question 8

Pastoral Nomadism

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Herding animals and moving to find fresh grazing land.

Question 9

Plantation Farming

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Large farms that grow one or two major crops (e.g., sugar, coffee).

Question 10

Ranching

Accepted Answer

Raising animals on large open lands.

Question 11

Intensive Farming

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Using small land areas with lots of labor or chemicals for high crop yield.

Question 12

Extensive Farming

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Using large land areas with little labor, like cattle ranching.

Question 13

Crop Rotation

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Changing crops in a field each season to keep the soil healthy.

Question 14

Terracing

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Cutting steps into hills to grow crops.

Question 15

Irrigation

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Supplying water to crops through pipes, ditches, or canals.

Question 16

First Agricultural Revolution

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When humans first started farming instead of hunting and gathering.

Question 17

Second Agricultural Revolution

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Improvements in farming tools and techniques during the Industrial Revolution.

Question 18

Green Revolution

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The introduction of new seeds, fertilizers, and technology to grow more food.

Question 19

Agribusiness

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Large companies controlling farming from production to sales.

Question 20

Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)

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Changing plant or animal DNA to improve growth.

Question 21

Organic Farming

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Farming without artificial chemicals or GMOs.

Question 22

Deforestation

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Cutting down trees for farms or other land uses.

Question 23

Desertification

Accepted Answer

Land turning into desert due to overuse or lack of water.

Question 24

Salinization

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Too much salt in the soil, making it hard to grow crops.

Question 25

Food Security

Accepted Answer

Having enough food for a population.

Question 26

Food Desert

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Areas where people struggle to find fresh, healthy food.

Question 27

Von Thünen Model

Accepted Answer

A theory explaining where farms are located based on distance from the market.

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