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GIS (Geographic Information System)

A computer system that stores, organizes, analyzes, and displays geographic data.

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Immigration

Migration to a new location

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Emigration

movement of individuals out of an area

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Where is the lowest life expectancy?

Subsaharan Africa, Middle East

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Core Islamic beliefs

One God (Allah), Daily prayer usually 5 times, charity to poor, pilgrimage to Mesa, Ramadan fasting

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Examples of forced migration

Native Americans

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Site

The physical character of a place

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Situation

The location of a place relative to another place

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Location

The position of anything on Earth's surface.

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enviromental determinism

the view that the natural enviroment has a controlling influence over various aspects of human life including cultural development

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Objective of European Union

Military protection, travel between countries is easy, trade freely, same currency, allies

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Defacto segregation

Natural segregation, like calls to like

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Dejure segregation

Forced segregation, seperate but equal, Jim Crow laws (USA), apartheid (Africa)

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Voluntary migration

Permanent movement undertaken by choice.

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Main historic motivation for immigration to the U.S

Jobs and freedom

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toponynm

the name given to a place on Earth

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Stimulus diffusion

The spread of an underlying principle, even though a specific characteristic is rejected.

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Example of Stimulus diffusion

Mcdonalds in India having the same restaraunt but different meal options

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Relocation diffusion

the spread of an idea through physical movement of people from one place to another

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Hierarchical diffusion

the spread of a feature or trend from one key person or node of authority or power to other persons or places

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Average migrant

Young, male, looking for a job, moves short distance, single/unmarried

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Why do most South American cities hug the coastline?

Colonialism

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immigration in 1750-1990

Europeans coming to America

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immigration in 1990-today

Central Americans moving to America

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CBR

crude birth rate

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Where do the Amish live?

Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio

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Folk culture

Culture traditionally practiced by a small rural group living in relative isolation from other groups.

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Pop culture

widespread cultural patterns, available to many

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Origin place of major 3 monotheistic religions

Jerusalem

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Ethnic religion examples

Judaism and Hinduism

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Sunni Muslim location today

Saudi Arabia

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Lutheran religion location

Upper midwest- Missouri and Dakotas

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Where Christianity least popular regionally

Asia, specifically China

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Major religion practiced in Central and South America today

Christianity

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Indo-European language groups

Romanic and Germanic

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Romance/Romanic languages

French, Romanian, Spanish, Italian, Portugese

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Germanic languages

Germany and English

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Four major culture hearths

Mesopotamia, Nile River Valley, Indus River Valley, North China

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How is dependency ratio effected by life expectancy?

High life expectancy= high dependency ratio

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Population pyramids heavy on the bottom show what kind of country

Developing

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Interregional migration patterns during the 19th+20th century

Move from South USA to North USA during civil rights

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Are birth rates high or low in developing countries?

High

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Malthus view on population

Believed that the world's population was growing more rapidly than the available food supply.

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Physiological population Density

The number of people per unit area of arable land

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Chloropleth

a thematic map that uses shading to show statistical variables

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Cartogram

a map on which statistical information is shown in diagrammatic form.

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Isoline

A map line that connects points of equal or very similar values.

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Mormons or Latter Day Saints location

Utah

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Arable land

land suitable for growing crops

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Concentration

The spread of population over a given area.

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Density

How many people are in an area

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Cartography

The science of making maps

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Centrifrugal

things that cause disunity in the state (ex: political, religious, or economic conflict)

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Centripetal

An attitude that tends to unify people and enhance support for a state

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Mercator projection

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Galls-peter projection

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Winkel Tripel Projection

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Goode Homolosine Projection