ap human geo unit 6

intensive agriculture 🤤🤤

intense physical labor, requires work

• intensive wet rice agriculture

• plantation agriculture

extensive agriculture >_<

not rlly physically taxing it’s not that hard 😂😂✌🏽✌🏽

• pastoral nomadism

• idk

subsistence agriculture

farming for yourself and ur fam not making money off of it broke ahh🥹💔

commercial agriculture

farming to catch that bag 😂✌🏽🤑💰💰💰

what climate does intensive wet rice farming occur in 🤓

warm, humid, mid latitude

where does shifting cultivation happen cuh

tropical climates likeeee brazil 🧐🧐

how did humans obtain food 15,000 years ago b4 agriculture revolution?

hunting and gathering, fishing, nomads

where did most aincent civilizations live by ?

water 💦

whats a cause of the agricultural revolution twin

population growth/pressure

wtf is the von thunen model 🥹

a model used to depict agriculture with 5 rings - CBD, produce (dairy, market garden), timber (wood), grains(cereal),livestock and ranching 🐑

In the von thunen model, why is timber the 3rd ring ( CBD, Dairy, Timber, Grains, Livestock)

cuz timber or trees is heavier, it would cost more money to transport. it’s closer to the CBD to save money cuz they was broke back then 🤣🤣😆😆

who is the musical goat

YEAT 🤣✌🏽✌🏽💦🤰🤰

in the Von Thunen model, as the distance from the CBD increases, the cost of land

decreases ; land is more expensive closer to the CBD

in the von thunen model, why is livestock the furthest away from the CBD?

cuz u need lots of land for dancing and livestock, and land further from the CBD is cheaper. theres no transportation costs to worry abt cuz u js ride the animals

cash crop 😂😂

a crop produced to be sold or exported to larger markets

• coffee what’s coffee spelled backwards 🤣

• cotton

fair trade movement 🤑

a movement that makes some products more expensive so that the people who make them in peripheral places get paid more- makes their wages fair or smth

global supply chain

a big network of ppl info processes and resources that work together to produce handle and give out goods around the world 🌍

vertical integration

when a company has complete control over its production; like mcdonald’s owning their own cows and farms and stores and employees wait do they own employees no right that’s slavery

commodity chain

a network of ppl info processes and resources that work together to handle produce and distribute a commodity or product

farm subsidies

aid and insurance given by the federal government to certain farmers and agribusiness; usually given to farms who don’t need allat 💔

dual agricultural economy

two agricultural sectors in the same country with different levels of tech and development; a farmer planting like tomatoes or smth with his bare hands in india vs his nextdoor neighbor with a whole ass tractor planting those tomatoes 10x faster

hybrid

breeding different species together to enhance the most favorable characteristic; like breeding 4 unicorns in adopt me to make it a favorable characteristic, neon 😍😍

GMO

manipulating the genetic makeup of plants and animals to make them better; those fat strawberries in walmart r GMOs

green revolution

beginning in the 1950’s and 60’s - scientists used knowledge of genetics to develop new high yield strains of grain crops; increased food supply

enclosure system

communal farm lands for everyone to enjoy were replaced by individual privately owned farms- caused poor ppl to b forced to work in the factories like my grandma

3rd agricultural revolution

a shift to further mechanization in agriculture using technology in the 20th century

2nd agricultural revolution

early 18th century uhhh that’s all it says on the reading guide so

what r some harmful effects of the green revolution?

it used a lot of chemicals and pesticides which harms the environment

what was the first agricultural hearth?😈

the fertile crescent in SW asia

market gardening

farming fruits vegetables or flower 🍒🍇🫑🌹

monoculture

planting one crop or raising one animal annually💻💻💻💻

nomadic settlement

moving animals seasonally to allow the best grazing

linear settlement

house extend in the long line usually following a river railroad coast or road

mixed crop and livestock system

farmers bust they asses off working all day in order to create the biggest yield possible