.

where is islam practiced?

What is a negative factors that lead you to move?

what is the viewpoint that people, not environments, are the dynamic forces of cultural development?

WHat is the one tool geographers use to think spatially?

what is the hearth of Hinduism?

an ex of a stateless nation

an ex of a state

What is migration from one region to another?

WHat is the movement from one region to another?

an ex of a multi-national state

What does people divided by arable land represent?

what is the process by which distinct cultural groups become increasingly different from one another over time?

what is a common language used by speakers for business and trade?

what is a rule about an inverse size to rank, often described as the size of cities in a country?

What does people divided by land area represent?

ex of a nation-state

what two religions are ethnic?

what is the hearth of judaism?

what boundary has borders that are imposed by force??

where is Hinduism practiced?

what is the distance=controlled spreading of an idea through a local population by contact from person to person

what is the traditional practices, beliefs, etc. that are passed down through generations?

What uses various colors and shades to show data?

A pull factor is a positive factors that lead you to move.

what is urban areas that has more than 20 million people?

what is it when an idea spreads by passing first among the most connected individuals, then spreading to others?

What is movement from a location?

what is migrates that travel within a countries borders?

What does farmers divided by arable land represent?

what language family did German come from?

what religion is polytheistic?

what language family did sinitic come from?

what boundary is a political boundary that is drawn to accommodate the culture, ethnics, or social characteristics?

which religions only diffuse by relocation??

What is the projection with the latitude the same as the parallels and the equator?

what happened during the 2 Agricultural Revolution?

what is the hearth of Christianity?

what is farming thats purpose is to feed a small family and is non-profit?

What is an example of primary?

what big groups, urban areas that are connected through globalization?

What is an example of tertiary?

what is farming with the purpose to gain profit and sell at the market?

What is the farther you get away from something the less it applies to you?

What is the connections around the world?

where is judaism practiced?

what is the belief that the physical environment exclusively shapes humans, their actions, and their thoughts?

where is Buddhism practiced?

what is the one tool geographers use to think spatially?

what language group did mandarin come from?

what is something that is not acceptable to say,mention, or do?

what is a very large city, typically with a population of more than 10 million people?

What is maps that shows movement from point A to point B?

what is the hearth of Buddhism?

what force divides and or break apart?

what is the hearth of islam?

where is Christianity practiced?

what boundary is a naturally occuring barrier between two areas?

What is an example of secondary?

What is it is in the shape of a globe?

what is having enough resources for now and in the future?

WHat is over time the earth is getting closer?

what is when culture becomes more alike with increased interaction?

what force unites and pulls together?

What is what type of culture is a Stanley cup?

what happened during the 3 Agricultural Revolution?

an ex of a multi-state nation

what language group is English from?

What is the sizes of a country are shown according to a specific variable?

what is the population is at least double that of the second largest city in a country?

what is a boundary that already existed before the present settlement in that area occurred??

what is the spreading of urban developments on undeveloped land near a city?

what is it when people physically move from one place to another and carry ideas, cultures, or innovations with them?

what is a place with many layers of history that evolves throughout design and use over time?

what religion has no deity?

WHat is movement into a location?

an ex of a nation

what happened during the 1 Agricultural Revolution?

what is a form of cultural diffusion that occurs when a specific trait or idea is adopted from one culture by another