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Identify the following (know the significance as well what it is):

Value added
Gross domestic product
Subsistence farming
Plantation farming
Intensive subsistence agriculture
Shifting cultivation
Transhumance
Break-of-bulk points
Consumer services
Hinterland
Threshold
Range
Central place
Central place theory
Primate city
Rank-size rule
Gravity model
Situation costs
Minimills
Rural settlements
Primate city
Fabricated metal production
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Review the indicators per capita GDP gives us.

Examples of primary sector activity, secondary, tertiary.
Review which area of employment in MDCs is increasing.
Material conditions and development (look at the relationship).
Examine expenditures in education in LDCs.
Chinas agriculture (type, why, etc.)
Review pollution during the Industrial Revolution.
Identify where the worlds industrial production (3/4 occurs here) is concentrated.
Identify Western Europes industrial areas.
Examine why metal fabrication is an example of bulk-gaining industry.
Producers of automobile assembly plants located their plants: where and because
Examine the reasons why Eastern North America became the continents manufacturing center.
Examine the shift in steel production in the US from 19 th century till 20th century.
US steel production today (examine where, why, etc.)
Examine the new US automobile plants (where, why, etc.)
Review why the US steel industry moved westward during the 19 th century.
Examine Japans rise to a global industrial power.
Review the different modes of transportation industries use.
Identify what type of settlement do most people in the world live in.
Create an example showing a country following the rank-size rule.
Gravity model predicts the optimal location of service is ?
Examine Central Place theorys predictions.