CS 25 Ch. 1-3

natural areas where no humans live

the area drained by a river system or other waterway

natural conditions of an area or region, ie mountains, rivers 

living organisms and their environment

The time between 1750-1850 when most of the workers changed from farmers to city dwellers.

The Time it takes for a country’s population to double in number

areas of low population density, where people live mainly in farms

a huge mass of very warm water that appears frequently off the coast of northern South America.

an area with a defined set of characteristics 

an area created by combining natural features and human activities.

Counting and recording information about a group of people

The forces that draw you to a new home

a way to define a region by the way it is used.

ground that is permanently frozen

imaginary lines on the earth drawn north to south  

The movement of people or animals from one place to a new area

air that surrounds the Earth, mostly nitrogen and oxygen

The things that encourage you to leave your home​

the level of the surface of the sea

The study of people, their distribution, social and economic characteristics

How many people live in a certain area

A general picture of the living conditions in a country

one of the ways to define a region, which include religion, language or culture

Where people live with in a certain area​

weather patterns that effect land areas

identifies precisely where a place exists using latitude and longitude coordinates

areas of high-density population, such as a city

the 24 regions into which Earth has been divided that have a common time.

imaginary lines on the earth drawn east and west 

Things that make it difficult to move such as family ties or travel costs

the position of a feature or person on earth 

a pattern of lines on a chart or map which help determine absolute location

distinguishing traits, geographical examples : physical, human, functional