Chapter 3 - Human Geography

Power and leadership passed down from older to younger generations?

A tax imposed by one country on the goods and services brought in from another country

"cultural category" - The food, spices, portions, etc. that a culture consumes

Which is not a cause of falling death rate?

Rights that belong to every individual?

"A set of beliefs, behaviors, and traits shared by a group of people"?

People pushed from homes by human and natural crisis and conflict?

"cultural category"- Faith, belief, or worship of a higher power...or not

The level of wealth, comfort, materials, and other necessities available to a certain population

Process of people moving from rural areas to larger cities and towns?

Sparsely populated areas?

Which is not a "push" factor in migration?

People per square mile or kilometer?

"cultural category"- Daily life, norms, and expectations

Term for the number of babies born compared to the total number of individuals in the population

Which religion below is NOT monotheistic?

What is not a way that language is powerful and influential?

What is the most popular form of media around the world?

Which is not an example how culture can change?

A person who chooses to leave their home to live in a new country?

This cultural "characteristic" used to pass on beliefs, traditions and information.

What is a product that is brought in from another country?

One person, absolute power, few rights to the people....Example: North Korea

"cultural category" - Enrichment of life (what you do for fun)

Mixing of nations, cultures and economies?

"cultural category"- How good and service are produced and distributed for human needs

The cluster of New York City, Baltimore, Washington D.C., Philadelphia is an example of what?

"cultural category"- Events that shape our view of the world

According to our textbook, which is an effect of migration?

Where people live on the Earth?