Learn Extracted exam questions AP Human Geography 2025 Free Response · Set 2
2025 Free Response · Set 2
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Migration contributes to significant population growth and change in urban landscapes. As populations increase, urban areas face economic, social, and environmental challenges.
Describe one type of voluntary migration.
Explain how migration may affect a city’s economy.
Describe one type of housing discrimination that may occur in urban areas.
Explain how a city’s infrastructure affects society.
Describe one challenge to sustainability in urban areas.
Explain how urban design initiatives are intended to affect cities.
Explain why urban design initiatives may be criticized. 4 Food Exports Between Country X and Country Y
Country X and Country Y have a long-established trade relationship in agricultural products. Country X is a developed country, and Country Y is a developing country.
Using the data in the charts, identify the largest food export category between the two countries.
Using the data in the charts, describe the difference between the two countries in the meat, dairy, and seafood category.
Define the concept of comparative advantage.
Describe one effect of Green Revolution technologies on food supplies in developing countries.
Explain how advances in agricultural technology may increase the carrying capacity of land.
Explain the degree to which the economies of Country X and Country Y are interdependent. (Response must indicate the degree [low, moderate, high] and provide an explanation.)
Explain how the charts provide limited information about economic development. 5 Map 1: Political Divisions in Saskatchewan, Canada Source: Statistics Canada 6 Map 2: Political Divisions in Finland Source: ESRI Data Partners 7
The two maps show political boundaries in Saskatchewan, Canada, and in Finland. Both Finland and Saskatchewan are home to populations of indigenous peoples with a significant amount of political autonomy. Finland is a member state of the European Union.
Identify the scale of analysis used for Finland’s political divisions in Map 2.
Define geometric boundaries as shown in Map 1.
Describe one function of internal boundaries.
Explain how the spatial organization of a country such as Canada is affected by a federal system of governance.
Explain how the supranational organization shown in Map 2 may limit the actions of Finland as a member state.
Describe one characteristic of a cultural landscape that may reflect cultural beliefs and identities.
Explain how communication technologies may affect the cultural patterns of indigenous languages.