Question 310.5 pts

Arable crops grown around Munich include _____, which are used for Bavarian brewing.

Group of answer choices

wheat and potatoes

wheat and barley

hops and barley

hops and turnips

hops and potatoes

wheat and turnips

Flag question: Question 32Question 320.5 pts

The Bavarian Alps rise to _____ feet and are full of U-shaped glacially-cut valleys.

Group of answer choices

9,136

9,804

10,824

8,904

7,244

2,744

1,936

Flag question: Question 33Question 330.5 pts

The Elbe rises in the Czech Republic (barge traffic can reach Prague) and cuts through the Ore Mountains to Dresden, and flows onto the North German Plain in a northwesterly direction, with canals accessing:

Group of answer choices

Berlin, the North Sea, and the Danube

Frankfurt, the Baltic, and the Rhine

Munich, the North Sea, and the Danurbe

Munich, the Baltic, and the Rhine

Frankfurt, the North Sea, and the Danube

Berlin, the Baltic, and the Rhine

Flag question: Question 34Question 340.5 pts

Germany's biggest port, _____, like many European ports, is located well inland (on the Elbe River). This city has both historic and modern importance for Germany.

Group of answer choices

Dusseldorf

Cologne

Bremen

Lubeck

Hamburg

Flag question: Question 35Question 350.5 pts

The Rhine routeway links three major physiographic regions of central Europe:

Group of answer choices

the Alps, the Massif Central, and the Central Uplands

the Massif Central, Bohemia, and the Northern Plain

the Alps, Bohemia, and the Northern Plain

the Massif Central, Bohemia, and the Central Uplands

the Alps, the Central Uplands, and the Northern Plain

Flag question: Question 36Question 360.5 pts

Between France and Germany, the Rhine river flows in the rift valley between the fault blocks of:

Group of answer choices

the Massif Central and the Alps

the Vosges and the Black Forest

Burgundy and the West German graben

Lorraine and the Schwabian Alps

the Jura and the Alpine Foreland

Flag question: Question 37Question 370.5 pts

The Rhine River and the Mosel River (which comes from eastern France) have their confluence at the city of _____, near where the Rhine cuts through the Hunsruck upland.

Group of answer choices

Mainz

Duisburg

Heidelberg

Mannheim

Koblenz

Flag question: Question 38Question 380.5 pts

The river Ruhr meets the Rhine at:

Group of answer choices

Duisburg

Essen

Dusseldorf

Leverkusen

Dortmund

Flag question: Question 39Question 390.5 pts

The _____ is the most important trade route in western and central Europe.

Group of answer choices

Schelde

Oder

Danube

Rhine

Elbe

Flag question: Question 40Question 400.5 pts

At German unification in 1871, Berlin dominated the urban hierarchy and Hamburg was the largest port. Cologne, Frankfurt am Main, and Dusseldorf were prestigious cities with a Rhinelander view of the world, different from the _____ continental perspective in Berlin.

Group of answer choices

Austro-Hungarian

Mitteleuropa

northern

Baltic

Prussian

Flag question: Question 41Question 410.5 pts

After unification (of 1871) German industrialization accelerated. With industrialization came:

Group of answer choices

rural-to-urban migration

rapidly rising death rates

a new wave of road building

a new demand for more college-educated workers

rapidly rising birth rates

Flag question: Question 42Question 420.5 pts

Which of the following former German cities is part of Russia today?

Group of answer choices

former Danzig, now Gdansk

former Breslau, now Wroclaw

Strasbourg

former Stettin, now Szczecin

former Konigsberg, now Kaliningrad

Flag question: Question 43Question 430.5 pts

By 1935, several of the major Ruhr industrial centers had more than 300,000 inhabitants, including:

Group of answer choices

Essen, Dortmund, and Duisburg

Koblenz, Cologne, and Saarbrucken

Frankfurt, Leverkusen, and Heidelberg

Hannover, Bremen, and Lubeck

Wurzburg, Bamberg, and Stuttgart

Flag question: Question 44Question 440.5 pts

In West Germany, by the _____, in spite of World War II deaths, urban population exceeded the 1935 figures.

Group of answer choices

early 1960s

early 1950s

late 1940s

mid-1950s

late 1950s

Flag question: Question 45Question 450.5 pts

In 1935, Leipzig and Dresden were the 5th and 7th largest cities in Germany, respectively. In 2011, Leipzig and Dresden ranked _____, respectively in the German hierarchy.

Group of answer choices

14th and 15th

3rd and 4th

8th and 9th

11th and 12th

18th and 19th