Geography and Civilization Concepts

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Flashcards covering the key concepts of geography and civilization, including themes, features, and historical differences.

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What are the 5 Themes of Geography?

Location, Place, Human-Environment Interaction, Movement, Region.

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What is the difference between absolute and relative location?

Absolute location refers to specific coordinates, while relative location describes where a place is in relation to others.

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What characterizes Human-Environment Interaction?

It describes the relationship between people and their environment and how they affect each other.

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What are the 8 Features of Civilization?

Organized Government, Complex Religions, Job Specializations, Social Classes, Arts & Architecture, Public Works, Writing, and Cities.

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What is organized government in a civilization?

It is a structured form of leadership that creates laws and maintains order.

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What is the difference between polytheistic and monotheistic religions?

Polytheistic religions believe in multiple gods, while monotheistic religions believe in one god.

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What does job specialization refer to in the context of civilization?

It refers to individuals focusing on specific tasks or jobs, leading to more efficient production.

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What do social classes indicate in a civilization?

They show the hierarchy and rank of individuals based on occupation, wealth, or birth.

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How does arts and architecture reflect a civilization?

It demonstrates cultural beliefs and values, often represented through monuments for gods and public structures.

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What are public works?

Large scale projects built for the benefit of the community, such as bridges and defensive walls.

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What is the significance of writing in civilization?

It allows organized efforts to record information and maintain records.

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When did cities first emerge in relation to agriculture?

Cities emerged when farming began and people started to cultivate fertile land.

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What is prehistory?

It is the time before written records were invented.

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What distinguishes the Paleolithic Age from the Neolithic Age?

The Paleolithic Age was characterized by nomadic lifestyles, while the Neolithic Age saw people settling and forming communities.

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What is cultural diffusion?

The spread of ideas, customs, and technologies from one culture to another.