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1
the theory that human behavior is controlled by the physical environment
Environmental Determinism
Ethnocentrism
Regional Geography
Developmentalism
2
An ethnic group's grouping together in a specific part of the city to support each other and minimize conflicts with tho
Segregation
Confederation
Migration
Congregation
3
the first group (charter group) of settlers who establish a new and lasting culture and society in an area
First Effective Settlement
Sustainable Development
Uneven Development
First Agricultural Revolution
4
A type of subsequent boundary that is drawn to accommodate existing linguistic, cultural, or religious boundaries
Relic Boundary
Subsequent Boundary
Antecedent boundary
Consequent boundary
5
the idea that every country and region will eventually make economic progress toward a high level of mass consumption if
Neo-Colonialism
Colonialism
Ethnocentrism
Developmentalism
6
small areas of a country with exceptional investment and trading conditions that are created by its government to stimul
Export-Processing Zone (EPZ)
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
Concentric zone model
Replacement Level
7
The model of urban land use developed by Burgess which demonstrates the invasion and succession processes that occur as
Centrifugal force
Multi-nuclei Model
Sector Model
Concentric zone model
8
The # of people living in rural areas per unit of agricultural land
Agricultural density
Arithmetic Density
Crude Density
Physiological Density
9
a piece of territory completely surrounded by another territory of which it is not a part (the donut)
Place
Exclave
Scale
Enclave
10
the number of babies born per 1000 people per yearless accurate than TFR because it includes people unable to give birth
Friedrich Ratzel
Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
Crude Death Rate (CDR)
Crude Density
11
sharp population increase that reflects a period of peace and prosperityExample: US experienced it between 1946-1964 fol
Nation
Animism
Baby Boom
Taboo
12
a law of spatial interaction that states that larger places attract people, ideas, and goods more strongly than smaller
Gravity Model
Growth Pole
Sector Model
Model
13
the part of the Earth that is fit for humans to live
Scale
Culture
Edges
Ecumene
14
countries like the US, Australia, and Germany who have the highest levels of economic development
Less-Developed Countries (LDCs)
Ethnocentrism
Developed Countries (DCs)
Developmentalism
15
the process of renovating an older, run-down neighborhood near the center city by middle-class and high-income families
Gentrification
Desertification
Assimilation
Ghettoization
16
An association among countries for the purpose of mutual defense or trade
Artifact
Place
Alliance
Race
17
firms that produce something that requires minimal transport costs (like diamond jewelry or computer chips)
Footloose Firms
Polytheism
Monotheism
Doubling Time
18
a theory of economic development proposed by Andre Gunder Frank based on the periphery's dependence on the core
Domino Theory
Least-cost Theory
Dependency Ratio
Dependency Theory
19
an expanse of water up to 200 nautical miles (nm) off a country's coast that is designated for that country's natural re
Export-Processing Zone (EPZ)
Concentric zone model
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
Secondary Economic Activities
20
the number of people per unit of land (aka crude density)
Crude Density
Population Density
Arithmetic Density
Agricultural density
21
the number of deaths per 1000 people per year
Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
Crude Death Rate (CDR)
Friedrich Ratzel
Crude Density
22
perceived boundaries in cognitive space such as frontiers, horizons, and shorelines
Pidgin
Edges
Race
Site
23
A loose association of states organized for the purpose of retaining cohesion, such as the former republic of the USSR
Confederation
Congregation
Migration
Nation
24
A modern method of farming that balances maximum crop yield with sustainable farming methods & protection of the env
Plantation Agriculture
Shifting Agriculture
Conservation Agriculture
Mediterranean Agriculture
25
A chain of activities from the manufacturing to the distribution of a product
Compact state
Meridian
Commodity chain
Nomothetic
26
A strong, unifying force at work in a country, such as a charismatic leader or nationalism
Gentrification
Centrifugal force
Centripetal force
Federal State
27
the belief that one's own ethnic group is superior to all others
Irredentism
Ethnic Enclave
Syncretism
Ethnocentrism
28
The belief that spirits live within objects such as animals, trees, rocks, rivers, and mountains
Animism
Shamanism
Nation
Fordism
29
The process in which immigrants become totally integrated into the host culture
Migration
Segregation
Assimilation
Situation
30
a place where innovations and new ideas originate and spread outward (diffuse) to other regions
Culture Hearth
Culture Trait
Culture Region
Culture
31
a homogeneous group of people with a strong family structure who follow a simple, traditional lifestyle of self-sufficie
Polyculture
Folk Culture
Monoculture
Culture
32
Repetitive patterns of migrants not linked to family or ethnicity (like senior citizens to sun belt)
Step Migration
Chain migration
Confederation
Channelized migration
33
hindrances to cultural diffusion that occur in a society and keep cultural traits from spreading
Culture Trait
Culture Region
Cultural Barrier
Cultural Lag
34
A theory developed by Walter Christaller that states that cities exist for economic reasons and that people gather in ci
Central place theory
Dependency Theory
Least-cost Theory
Cultural Barrier
35
The number of people an area can support on a sustained basis
Tipping Point
Carrying capacity
World City
Primate City
36
The cost advantages (external economies) for an individual company gained by locating near similar functional industries
Agglomeration effects
Spread Effects
Population Momentum
Multiplier Effect
37
the array of items on the Earth's surface. All spatial distributions have density, dispersion, and some type of pattern
Distribution
Situation
Migration
Assimilation
38
the unique landscape made up of all parts of a culture - both material and nonmaterial
Cultural Lag
Cultural Barrier
Ordinary Landscape
Cultural Landscape
39
the number of an item within a unit of area
Density
Edge City
Site
Megacity
40
a new urban complex that consists of a large node of office buildings and commercial operations with more workers than r
Edge City
Megacity
Supercity
Density
41
a region with a high level of consistency in a certain cultural or physical attribute
Perceptual Region
Formal Region
Uniform Region
Culture Region
42
The actual space a place occupies on the earth's surface
Assimilation
Desertification
Absolute location
Relative Location
43
the cost of land, plant, and machinery, that is not variable
Edges
Holmer Hoyt
Fordism
Fixed Cost
44
the process of redrawing territorial district boundaries to favor a certain political party
Gerrymandering
Terrorism
Irredentism
Offshoring
45
highly subjective perception of distance that varies from person to person & from context to context perceived amoun
Compact state
Unitary State
Remittance
Cognitive Distance
46
the breakdown of central authority in a country
Migration
Innovation
Decolonization
Devolution
47
The concept that the concentric circles in Burgess's concentric zone model are based on the amount people are willing to
Land Survey
Bid-rent curve
Sedentary
Enclave
48
the process (named after Henry Ford - founder) of using assembly-line techniques and scientific management in manufactur
Animism
Model
Neo-Fordism
Fordism
49
The material culture of an environment
Multiplier Effect
Built environment
Situation
Uneven Development
50
The negative impact to the peripheral region sometimes caused by increased flows of labor and capital into a nearby high
Backwash effect
August Losch
Spread Effects
Multiplier Effect
51
preserve & accurately represent shape of geographical areas and features
Projection
Formal Region
Conformal Map Projection
Cylindrical Map Projection
52
the length of time it takes for a country's population to double in size if the growth rate stays the same
Devolution
Protolanguage
Doubling Time
Longitude
53
the development and transfer from the developed world to the developing world, of higher-yield and fast-growing crops th
Segregation
Gentrification
Green Revolution
Devolution
54
the cluster of traits that make a group of people special and unique
Monoculture
Folk Culture
Polyculture
Culture
55
a single feature of a culture, such as religion or language
Culture Region
Culture Trait
Culture Hearth
Culture
56
the number of people per unit of land (aka arithmetic density)
Supercity
Density
Crude Density
Irredentism
57
the principle that says migrants try to minimize the friction of distance by moving to locations closer to them rather t
Biotechnology
Sustainability
Distance Decay
Dialect
58
the study of the characteristics of a human population
Ideographic
Devolution
Sedentary
Demography
59
Goods and services produced for individuals outside the urban work area
Non-basic Sector
Carl Sauer
Basic sector
Dialect
60
Commercial agriculture in which large corporations own and operate various steps in the production process with emphasis
Placelessness
Animism
Capitalism
Agribusiness
61
form of socioeconomic organization most closely associated with processes of globalizationcharacterized by private owner
Capitalism
Pastoralism
Nationalism
Imperialism
62
That part of a migrant flow (usually family/friends) that follows former migrants to an area
Confederation
Chain migration
Step Migration
Migration
63
the increasing interconnection of all regions in the world through politics, communication, transportation, marketing, m
Urbanization
Decolonization
Globalization
Ghettoization
64
The business area found at the center of every older central city and urban area
Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
Creative Destruction
Central place theory
Central business district (CBD)
65
a speech variants of a language, which reflects the local region in which it is spoken (including accent, diction, etc.)
Space
State
Dialect
Scale
66
A strong, divisive force at work in a country, such as religious differences or a weak communication systems
Gentrification
Mentifact
Centrifugal force
Centripetal force
67
A boundary placed before the cultural landscape was developed ("before people")
Subsequent Boundary
Relic Boundary
Consequent boundary
Antecedent boundary
68
study of landforms and landform processes least associated with human geography because it is associated with physical g
Geomorphology
Demography
Holmer Hoyt
Biotechnology
69
a state that has 2+ areas of territory separated by another country (like Alaska of the US)
Elongated State
Perforated State
Federal State
Fragmented State
70
Tangible pieces of material culture
Artifact
Sociofacts
Mentifact
Race
71
the process by which former colonies gain their independence from the mother country like the 13 colonies from Britain
Decolonization
Devolution
Colonialism
Urbanization
72
The application of scientific techniques to modify and improve plants, animals, and microorganism stop enhance their val
Projection
Biotechnology
Geomorphology
Protolanguage
73
art, architecture, language, music, film/television, food, clothing, social interaction, religion, folklore, land use
Components of culture
Monoculture
Nonmaterial Culture
Material Culture
74
the process in which culture is spread from one region to another
Cultural Barrier
Spatial Diffusion
Culture Region
Cultural Diffusion
75
The first group of settlers to establish a new and lasting culture and society in an area
Hinterlands
Holmer Hoyt
Carl Sauer
Charter group
76
a city that served as the control center for a former colonial power
Megacity
Gateway City
Edge City
Primate City
77
the marriage of mapping software with a database for the purpose of overlaying various data layers on a basic locational
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Perforated State
Geographic Information System (GIS)
Demographic Transitional Model (DTM)
78
a capital city that is located away from the core region for economic or political reasons in a symbolic gesture
World City
Urban Sprawl
Formal Region
Forward Capital
79
A simplified mixture of 2+ languages that is adopted in areas of cultural diversity
Race
Scale
Creole
Space
80
a residential community where the residents either voluntarily live, or are forced to live, in a segregated (separated)
Ethnic Religion
Ethnic Island
Ethnocentrism
Ethnic Enclave
81
the domestication of plants and animals and the resulting start of a sedentary society (aka the Neolithic Revolution)
Second Agricultural Revolution
First Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Agricultural density
82
a small ethnic settlement centered in the middle of a larger group of the population
Ethnic Religion
Ethnic Island
Ethnic Enclave
Enclave
83
an outlier, or piece of a territory, that is completely enclosed within the borders of another country (hole of the donu
Place
Scale
Enclave
Exclave
84
an organism that is created when scientists take one or more specific genes from one organism and introduce them into an
Vertical Integration
Gross National Product (GNP)
Environmental Determinism
GMO (genetically modified organism)
85
the reduction in industrial activity that occurs when decreased profits and declining business cause a reduction in indu
Gentrification
Suburbanization
Urbanization
Deindustrialization
86
A system in which a country declares control over a territory or people outside its own boundaries, usually for economic
Neo-Colonialism
Capitalism
Nationalism
Colonialism
87
a model that shows the link between population growth and economic development using 4-5 stages of economic development
Demographic Transitional Model (DTM)
Population Momentum
Gross National Product (GNP)
Geographic Information System (GIS)
88
a religion that is a part of a particular ethnic or political group (like Judaism)
Ethnic Enclave
Ethnic Religion
Ethnocentrism
Ethnic Island
89
A state that is basically round in shape such and Poland or Bhutan
Federal State
Unitary State
Elongated State
Compact state
90
a region with a node, or center hub surrounded by interconnecting linkages. Usually connections relate to trade, communi
Functional Region
Formal Region
Perceptual Region
Uniform Region
91
the theory prevalent during the Cold War Era that once a country became Communist, its neighbors were likely to soon bec
Nomothetic
Monotheism
Dependency Theory
Domino Theory
92
the concentration of a certain group of residents in a certain residential area against their will through legal means o
Ghettoization
Globalization
Urbanization
Gentrification
93
a state that is long or narrow, like Vietnam or Chile
Elongated State
Perforated State
Fragmented State
Compact state
94
a type of government that gives local political units such as states or provinces within a country a measure of power
Perforated State
Unitary State
Federal State
Compact state
95
an ethnic enclave where the residents live segregated (separated) by race, religion, or ethnicity in a voluntary or forc
Ghetto
Taboo
Site
Nation
96
a portion of the Earth's surface occupied by populations sharing recognizable and distinctive cultural characteristics
Culture Region
Uniform Region
Culture Hearth
Culture Trait
97
the transformation of agricultural lands into deserts because of overgrazing and soil erosion
Desertification
Gentrification
Assimilation
Ghettoization
98
idea that material innovations, like new tech, diffuse more rapidly than newly exposed cultures can respond/adapt to the
Cultural Lag
Cultural Barrier
Culture
Culture Trait
99
The change that occurs within a culture when it adopts a practice from another culture
Acculturation
Culture
Situation
Transculturation
100
the ratio of people under age 15 and 65+ to those ages 15 to 65
Confederation
Dependency Ratio
Dependency Theory
Decolonization

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APHUG VOC (100)

100 termsStudBud Administration23 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards100 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 100

Answers

1
the theory that human behavior is controlled by the physical environment
Environmental Determinism
Ethnocentrism
Regional Geography
Developmentalism
2
An ethnic group's grouping together in a specific part of the city to support each other and minimize conflicts with tho
Segregation
Confederation
Migration
Congregation
3
the first group (charter group) of settlers who establish a new and lasting culture and society in an area
First Effective Settlement
Sustainable Development
Uneven Development
First Agricultural Revolution
4
A type of subsequent boundary that is drawn to accommodate existing linguistic, cultural, or religious boundaries
Relic Boundary
Subsequent Boundary
Antecedent boundary
Consequent boundary
5
the idea that every country and region will eventually make economic progress toward a high level of mass consumption if
Neo-Colonialism
Colonialism
Ethnocentrism
Developmentalism
6
small areas of a country with exceptional investment and trading conditions that are created by its government to stimul
Export-Processing Zone (EPZ)
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
Concentric zone model
Replacement Level
7
The model of urban land use developed by Burgess which demonstrates the invasion and succession processes that occur as
Centrifugal force
Multi-nuclei Model
Sector Model
Concentric zone model
8
The # of people living in rural areas per unit of agricultural land
Agricultural density
Arithmetic Density
Crude Density
Physiological Density
9
a piece of territory completely surrounded by another territory of which it is not a part (the donut)
Place
Exclave
Scale
Enclave
10
the number of babies born per 1000 people per yearless accurate than TFR because it includes people unable to give birth
Friedrich Ratzel
Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
Crude Death Rate (CDR)
Crude Density
11
sharp population increase that reflects a period of peace and prosperityExample: US experienced it between 1946-1964 fol
Nation
Animism
Baby Boom
Taboo
12
a law of spatial interaction that states that larger places attract people, ideas, and goods more strongly than smaller
Gravity Model
Growth Pole
Sector Model
Model
13
the part of the Earth that is fit for humans to live
Scale
Culture
Edges
Ecumene
14
countries like the US, Australia, and Germany who have the highest levels of economic development
Less-Developed Countries (LDCs)
Ethnocentrism
Developed Countries (DCs)
Developmentalism
15
the process of renovating an older, run-down neighborhood near the center city by middle-class and high-income families
Gentrification
Desertification
Assimilation
Ghettoization
16
An association among countries for the purpose of mutual defense or trade
Artifact
Place
Alliance
Race
17
firms that produce something that requires minimal transport costs (like diamond jewelry or computer chips)
Footloose Firms
Polytheism
Monotheism
Doubling Time
18
a theory of economic development proposed by Andre Gunder Frank based on the periphery's dependence on the core
Domino Theory
Least-cost Theory
Dependency Ratio
Dependency Theory
19
an expanse of water up to 200 nautical miles (nm) off a country's coast that is designated for that country's natural re
Export-Processing Zone (EPZ)
Concentric zone model
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
Secondary Economic Activities
20
the number of people per unit of land (aka crude density)
Crude Density
Population Density
Arithmetic Density
Agricultural density
21
the number of deaths per 1000 people per year
Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
Crude Death Rate (CDR)
Friedrich Ratzel
Crude Density
22
perceived boundaries in cognitive space such as frontiers, horizons, and shorelines
Pidgin
Edges
Race
Site
23
A loose association of states organized for the purpose of retaining cohesion, such as the former republic of the USSR
Confederation
Congregation
Migration
Nation
24
A modern method of farming that balances maximum crop yield with sustainable farming methods & protection of the env
Plantation Agriculture
Shifting Agriculture
Conservation Agriculture
Mediterranean Agriculture
25
A chain of activities from the manufacturing to the distribution of a product
Compact state
Meridian
Commodity chain
Nomothetic
26
A strong, unifying force at work in a country, such as a charismatic leader or nationalism
Gentrification
Centrifugal force
Centripetal force
Federal State
27
the belief that one's own ethnic group is superior to all others
Irredentism
Ethnic Enclave
Syncretism
Ethnocentrism
28
The belief that spirits live within objects such as animals, trees, rocks, rivers, and mountains
Animism
Shamanism
Nation
Fordism
29
The process in which immigrants become totally integrated into the host culture
Migration
Segregation
Assimilation
Situation
30
a place where innovations and new ideas originate and spread outward (diffuse) to other regions
Culture Hearth
Culture Trait
Culture Region
Culture
31
a homogeneous group of people with a strong family structure who follow a simple, traditional lifestyle of self-sufficie
Polyculture
Folk Culture
Monoculture
Culture
32
Repetitive patterns of migrants not linked to family or ethnicity (like senior citizens to sun belt)
Step Migration
Chain migration
Confederation
Channelized migration
33
hindrances to cultural diffusion that occur in a society and keep cultural traits from spreading
Culture Trait
Culture Region
Cultural Barrier
Cultural Lag
34
A theory developed by Walter Christaller that states that cities exist for economic reasons and that people gather in ci
Central place theory
Dependency Theory
Least-cost Theory
Cultural Barrier
35
The number of people an area can support on a sustained basis
Tipping Point
Carrying capacity
World City
Primate City
36
The cost advantages (external economies) for an individual company gained by locating near similar functional industries
Agglomeration effects
Spread Effects
Population Momentum
Multiplier Effect
37
the array of items on the Earth's surface. All spatial distributions have density, dispersion, and some type of pattern
Distribution
Situation
Migration
Assimilation
38
the unique landscape made up of all parts of a culture - both material and nonmaterial
Cultural Lag
Cultural Barrier
Ordinary Landscape
Cultural Landscape
39
the number of an item within a unit of area
Density
Edge City
Site
Megacity
40
a new urban complex that consists of a large node of office buildings and commercial operations with more workers than r
Edge City
Megacity
Supercity
Density
41
a region with a high level of consistency in a certain cultural or physical attribute
Perceptual Region
Formal Region
Uniform Region
Culture Region
42
The actual space a place occupies on the earth's surface
Assimilation
Desertification
Absolute location
Relative Location
43
the cost of land, plant, and machinery, that is not variable
Edges
Holmer Hoyt
Fordism
Fixed Cost
44
the process of redrawing territorial district boundaries to favor a certain political party
Gerrymandering
Terrorism
Irredentism
Offshoring
45
highly subjective perception of distance that varies from person to person & from context to context perceived amoun
Compact state
Unitary State
Remittance
Cognitive Distance
46
the breakdown of central authority in a country
Migration
Innovation
Decolonization
Devolution
47
The concept that the concentric circles in Burgess's concentric zone model are based on the amount people are willing to
Land Survey
Bid-rent curve
Sedentary
Enclave
48
the process (named after Henry Ford - founder) of using assembly-line techniques and scientific management in manufactur
Animism
Model
Neo-Fordism
Fordism
49
The material culture of an environment
Multiplier Effect
Built environment
Situation
Uneven Development
50
The negative impact to the peripheral region sometimes caused by increased flows of labor and capital into a nearby high
Backwash effect
August Losch
Spread Effects
Multiplier Effect
51
preserve & accurately represent shape of geographical areas and features
Projection
Formal Region
Conformal Map Projection
Cylindrical Map Projection
52
the length of time it takes for a country's population to double in size if the growth rate stays the same
Devolution
Protolanguage
Doubling Time
Longitude
53
the development and transfer from the developed world to the developing world, of higher-yield and fast-growing crops th
Segregation
Gentrification
Green Revolution
Devolution
54
the cluster of traits that make a group of people special and unique
Monoculture
Folk Culture
Polyculture
Culture
55
a single feature of a culture, such as religion or language
Culture Region
Culture Trait
Culture Hearth
Culture
56
the number of people per unit of land (aka arithmetic density)
Supercity
Density
Crude Density
Irredentism
57
the principle that says migrants try to minimize the friction of distance by moving to locations closer to them rather t
Biotechnology
Sustainability
Distance Decay
Dialect
58
the study of the characteristics of a human population
Ideographic
Devolution
Sedentary
Demography
59
Goods and services produced for individuals outside the urban work area
Non-basic Sector
Carl Sauer
Basic sector
Dialect
60
Commercial agriculture in which large corporations own and operate various steps in the production process with emphasis
Placelessness
Animism
Capitalism
Agribusiness
61
form of socioeconomic organization most closely associated with processes of globalizationcharacterized by private owner
Capitalism
Pastoralism
Nationalism
Imperialism
62
That part of a migrant flow (usually family/friends) that follows former migrants to an area
Confederation
Chain migration
Step Migration
Migration
63
the increasing interconnection of all regions in the world through politics, communication, transportation, marketing, m
Urbanization
Decolonization
Globalization
Ghettoization
64
The business area found at the center of every older central city and urban area
Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
Creative Destruction
Central place theory
Central business district (CBD)
65
a speech variants of a language, which reflects the local region in which it is spoken (including accent, diction, etc.)
Space
State
Dialect
Scale
66
A strong, divisive force at work in a country, such as religious differences or a weak communication systems
Gentrification
Mentifact
Centrifugal force
Centripetal force
67
A boundary placed before the cultural landscape was developed ("before people")
Subsequent Boundary
Relic Boundary
Consequent boundary
Antecedent boundary
68
study of landforms and landform processes least associated with human geography because it is associated with physical g
Geomorphology
Demography
Holmer Hoyt
Biotechnology
69
a state that has 2+ areas of territory separated by another country (like Alaska of the US)
Elongated State
Perforated State
Federal State
Fragmented State
70
Tangible pieces of material culture
Artifact
Sociofacts
Mentifact
Race
71
the process by which former colonies gain their independence from the mother country like the 13 colonies from Britain
Decolonization
Devolution
Colonialism
Urbanization
72
The application of scientific techniques to modify and improve plants, animals, and microorganism stop enhance their val
Projection
Biotechnology
Geomorphology
Protolanguage
73
art, architecture, language, music, film/television, food, clothing, social interaction, religion, folklore, land use
Components of culture
Monoculture
Nonmaterial Culture
Material Culture
74
the process in which culture is spread from one region to another
Cultural Barrier
Spatial Diffusion
Culture Region
Cultural Diffusion
75
The first group of settlers to establish a new and lasting culture and society in an area
Hinterlands
Holmer Hoyt
Carl Sauer
Charter group
76
a city that served as the control center for a former colonial power
Megacity
Gateway City
Edge City
Primate City
77
the marriage of mapping software with a database for the purpose of overlaying various data layers on a basic locational
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Perforated State
Geographic Information System (GIS)
Demographic Transitional Model (DTM)
78
a capital city that is located away from the core region for economic or political reasons in a symbolic gesture
World City
Urban Sprawl
Formal Region
Forward Capital
79
A simplified mixture of 2+ languages that is adopted in areas of cultural diversity
Race
Scale
Creole
Space
80
a residential community where the residents either voluntarily live, or are forced to live, in a segregated (separated)
Ethnic Religion
Ethnic Island
Ethnocentrism
Ethnic Enclave
81
the domestication of plants and animals and the resulting start of a sedentary society (aka the Neolithic Revolution)
Second Agricultural Revolution
First Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Agricultural density
82
a small ethnic settlement centered in the middle of a larger group of the population
Ethnic Religion
Ethnic Island
Ethnic Enclave
Enclave
83
an outlier, or piece of a territory, that is completely enclosed within the borders of another country (hole of the donu
Place
Scale
Enclave
Exclave
84
an organism that is created when scientists take one or more specific genes from one organism and introduce them into an
Vertical Integration
Gross National Product (GNP)
Environmental Determinism
GMO (genetically modified organism)
85
the reduction in industrial activity that occurs when decreased profits and declining business cause a reduction in indu
Gentrification
Suburbanization
Urbanization
Deindustrialization
86
A system in which a country declares control over a territory or people outside its own boundaries, usually for economic
Neo-Colonialism
Capitalism
Nationalism
Colonialism
87
a model that shows the link between population growth and economic development using 4-5 stages of economic development
Demographic Transitional Model (DTM)
Population Momentum
Gross National Product (GNP)
Geographic Information System (GIS)
88
a religion that is a part of a particular ethnic or political group (like Judaism)
Ethnic Enclave
Ethnic Religion
Ethnocentrism
Ethnic Island
89
A state that is basically round in shape such and Poland or Bhutan
Federal State
Unitary State
Elongated State
Compact state
90
a region with a node, or center hub surrounded by interconnecting linkages. Usually connections relate to trade, communi
Functional Region
Formal Region
Perceptual Region
Uniform Region
91
the theory prevalent during the Cold War Era that once a country became Communist, its neighbors were likely to soon bec
Nomothetic
Monotheism
Dependency Theory
Domino Theory
92
the concentration of a certain group of residents in a certain residential area against their will through legal means o
Ghettoization
Globalization
Urbanization
Gentrification
93
a state that is long or narrow, like Vietnam or Chile
Elongated State
Perforated State
Fragmented State
Compact state
94
a type of government that gives local political units such as states or provinces within a country a measure of power
Perforated State
Unitary State
Federal State
Compact state
95
an ethnic enclave where the residents live segregated (separated) by race, religion, or ethnicity in a voluntary or forc
Ghetto
Taboo
Site
Nation
96
a portion of the Earth's surface occupied by populations sharing recognizable and distinctive cultural characteristics
Culture Region
Uniform Region
Culture Hearth
Culture Trait
97
the transformation of agricultural lands into deserts because of overgrazing and soil erosion
Desertification
Gentrification
Assimilation
Ghettoization
98
idea that material innovations, like new tech, diffuse more rapidly than newly exposed cultures can respond/adapt to the
Cultural Lag
Cultural Barrier
Culture
Culture Trait
99
The change that occurs within a culture when it adopts a practice from another culture
Acculturation
Culture
Situation
Transculturation
100
the ratio of people under age 15 and 65+ to those ages 15 to 65
Confederation
Dependency Ratio
Dependency Theory
Decolonization