APHG Unit I Exam Review

The belief that the natural world, especially climate, determines cultural success or failure.

Internalized & individualized maps of activity spaces & important landmarks.

Consisting of one shared trait within definite, defined boundaries.

Conducting geographical observation through technology rather than field work.

What geographers use to analyze change across space.

When a new trait appears in an area despite a lack of spatial interaction.

Areas surrounding interstate exits often include hotels, gas stations, mechanics & restaurants.

Transfer of HIV/AIDS through the use of a needle or sexual interaction

____ maps depict absolute locations while ___ maps "tell a story."

The places we typically visit as part of regular routines.

Large scale maps show...

What map projection is shown in the image?

The combination of shared history, religious practices, language & dietary preferences.,

This uses thematic layers (overlays) to display mapped phenomena.

Fashion trends typically spread through

Defined as the art & science of map making.

A satellite-based system that allows the determination of absolute location.

Answers the question, "Where is it?"

Which is the smaller scale map below?

Also known as "situation," where a place is located in relation to other places

Deepening interdependence between countries & societies that is "shrinking the world."

Changes to the cultural landscape as it is occupied by different groups of people.

Diffusion of a trait, such as the internet for mass communication, that impacts all.

On a Mercator projection map, where will you find the landmasses most exaggerated in size?

The spatial perspective is...

Which map projection is shown in the image?

The place of origin of a cultural trait.

Based on our interpretation of phenomena, a region whose boundaries are not clearly defined.