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Space is defined as __________.
the geometric surface of the Earth.
A place-name is also referred to as __________.
a toponym.
The concept of __________ describes the succession of groups and cultural influences throughout a place’s history over time.
sequent occupancy.
Formal regions are areas defined by __________.
some homogeneous characteristic or uniformity.
The __________ is defined as the distance between two locations measured in linear units such as miles or kilometers.
linear absolute distance.
__________ diffusion begins at a point of origin and spreads outward to nearby locations, particularly those along transportation lines.
Contagious.
The __________ model attempts to show how different cities have similar spatial relationships and economic or social structures.
urban model.
In the __________ model of urban structure, neighborhoods and commercial corridors are represented with no one center dominating the landscape.
Multiple-nuclei.
The __________ represents the period where birth rates and death rates converge, leading to limited population growth and population decline.
Stage Four and Five of the Demographic Transition Model.
According to Tobler's Law, __________ are more interrelated than those farther apart.
closer places.
The __________ is a mathematical model used to calculate transportation flow between two points.
gravity model.
The __________ Density measures the number of people per square unit of arable land.
physiologic.
A __________ is defined as an attraction at a shorter distance that takes precedence over a farther attraction.
intervening opportunity.
__________ regions are based upon the perception or mental map of the residents of the region.
Vernacular.
The area where economic activity occurs is referred to as __________ space.
activity.
The three major traditions of belief systems include Animist Tradition, Hindu-Buddhist Tradition, and __________ Tradition.
Abrahamic.
In the Prime Meridian, __________ degrees longitude runs through Great Britain.
0°.
A __________ is a pluralistic society where multiple cultural identities coexist.
multi-ethnic state.
According to the __________ suspension theory, the modern nation-state emerged to protect capitalist interests.
Wallerstein’s world-systems.
The __________ is a point of origin where human populations originally settled.
cultural hearth.
The primary focus of a __________ is to serve consumer needs efficiently in a central marketplace.
central place.
An __________ is defined as an area of bounded space with a homogeneous characteristic that identifies a cultural region.
cultural region.
Residence patterns can be classified into __________ and dispersed rural settlements.
clustered.
The term ______________ refers to the strategy where products are produced locally to satisfy local demands instead of relying on foreign-made goods.
import substitution.
A __________ revolution began in the late 18th century, dramatically changing agricultural and industrial practices worldwide.
Industrial.
__________ maps are specialized illustrations that elaborate on specific phenomena within a geographic area.
Thematic.
The __________ is a defined geographical space where resource extraction and agricultural activity occurs.
primary economy.
In contemporary urban settings, the __________ model addresses the expansion of suburban areas and corresponding urban changes.
galactic city.
A __________ refers to human-made spaces that include both housing and commercial areas.
built environment.
The __________ Model discusses the transition from concentrated urban centers to an expansive suburban layout with multiple commercial zones.
peripheral.
