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Flashcards covering key definitions, concepts, and themes from the AP Human Geography Unit 1 Study Guide.
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What four fundamental questions do geographers ask?
Where? Why there? What are the connections? What are the effects?
How does the study guide define the theme of Place?
Unique characteristics (physical & human) that give a location meaning.
According to the Five Themes of Geography, what is Movement?
The flow of people, goods, ideas, and information.
What is the spatial perspective?
The idea that everything has a location and is part of a larger spatial pattern.
What is a vernacular region, and what is one example given?
A region defined by people based on their perceptions (e.g., "the Midwest").
How is a functional region defined?
A region defined by a shared function (e.g., a metropolitan area).
What is population density and what example unit is given?
People per unit of space (e.g., people/km2).
How are fertility and mortality rates defined?
Births and deaths per 1,000 people.
In cultural geography, what is a culture hearth?
The origin point of a cultural trait.
In political geography, what is sovereignty?
Supreme authority over a territory.