People adapt their strategies for farming and herding based on their physical and socioeconomic...

People adapt their strategies for farming and herding based on their physical and socioeconomic environments.
(A) Define intensive agriculture, and give examples of both subsistence and commercial intensive agriculture.
(B) Explain the benefits and potential drawbacks of monoculture.
(C) Compare plantation agriculture and market gardening, and explain the reasons they generally appear in specific locations.
(D) Describe the different approaches to mixed crop and livestock systems, and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
(E) Define the term extensive agriculture, and explain the spatial settings in which it is carried out.
(F) Define the term shifting cultivation, and explain its short- and long-term environmental impacts.
(G) Describe the environments in which nomadic herding is a useful strategy, and explain what concerns herders may have.