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Absolute Direction
Corresponds to the directions on a compass (East, West, North, South, Northeast, Southwest)
Absolute Distance
Distance that can be measured with units of length (foot, yard, mile, kilometer)
Absolute Location
A precise position on Earth’s surface
Cartographer
A person who makes maps
Census
An official number of the population (take every 10 yrs)
Contagious Diffusion
A spread of ideas (kind of like a contagious disease)
Cultural Ecology
The study of relationships between societies and their environments
Cultural Landscape
The forms that cultural groups build while inhabiting the Earth
Diffusion
A phenomenon like the movement of people and their ideas move from a location through space and time
Ecosystem
A system of the interaction between humans and the environment
Elevation
The distance above and below sea level
Environmental Determinism
When your environment determines your culture
Expansion Diffusion
when ideas spread throughout a population and more people find out about it
Fieldwork
Learning and doing research outside of the classroom
Formal Region
An area with people with one or more traits in common (Government usually decides)
Friction of Distance
Distance requires effort, money, and energy to overcome
Functional region
A area that has been designed to function politically, socially, culturally, or economically (usually economic like stores where your buying or selling something)
Geographic Information System (GIS)
A software, for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data
Global Positioning System
24 satellites that orbit Earth twice a day and transmit radio signals toward earth
Hierarchical Diffusion
When ideas go from one important person or community to another
Interdependence
The ties between religions and countries that create a global economic system
Map Projection
A way to represent the surface of the Earth (they all distort some aspect of Earth’s surface