TEKS US History High School - H.14.A: Population Growth & Distribution
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H.14.A: Population Growth & Distribution
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- Q 1/6Score 0The establishment of the wildlife corridors discussed in the excerpt was most likely necessary to prevent -29an invasion of non-native animal speciesthe spread of disease among animalsa rapid increase in the number of animalsthe disruption of animal migration
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- Q1The establishment of the wildlife corridors discussed in the excerpt was most likely necessary to prevent -an invasion of non-native animal speciesthe spread of disease among animalsa rapid increase in the number of animalsthe disruption of animal migration60sH.14.A: Population Growth & DistributionEditDelete
- Q2Which numbered pair of phrases best completes this diagram?(1) Increased urban decay; (2) Increased leisure time(1) Increased immigration; (2) Increased racial tension(1) Increased demand for housing; (2) Increased deforestation(1) Increased demand for automobiles; (2) Increased labor union membership30sH.14.A: Population Growth & DistributionEditDelete
- Q3What was the main reason the federal government built this dam?To provide resources for a growing populationTo increase tourism in the regionTo facilitate the transportation of goods in the regionTo prevent the Colorado River from drying up60sH.14.A: Population Growth & DistributionEditDelete
- Q4Which outcome best completes this diagram?The establishment of quality controls on imported foodsA decline in the availability of processed foodsA reduction in the use of agricultural pesticidesThe conversion of natural habitat to farmland60sH.14.A: Population Growth & DistributionEditDelete
- Q5The changes shown in these photographs most likely -helped decrease energy consumptionincreased the supply of natural resourcesaltered the makeup of natural ecosystemshelped improve workplace safety60sH.14.A: Population Growth & DistributionEditDelete
- Q6Which challenges prompted New York City to take these actions?Increasing threats to large urban areas by foreign and domestic terrorismAging infrastructure and pollution caused by high population densityEscalating costs of providing health care and social services for senior citizens30sH.14.A: Population Growth & DistributionEditDelete
