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Spatial patterns
Where things isolated ex mountains etc
Relative distance
Ex rich and poor neighborhood. Measure at social, cultural, and political differences
Large scale map
Large details, zoomed in
Small scale map
Details small, zoomed out
Reference map
Displays locations ex road, topography, political maps
Thematic map
Display info
Chloropleth
Data with colors
Dot distribution
Closer when dense
Graduated symbol
Large for large
Isoline lines
Ex topographical
Cartogram
Distorts shape to show differences
Mercator
True direction for navigation, further from equator=more distortion
Peters
Continents true size, distorts shape
Polar
View from pole, distorts edges
Robinson
Compromise between Peter and Mercator
Geospatial techs
Use hardware to examine and measure features ex GPS
GIS
Finds answers to research based problems
Remote sensing
Satellite imagery
Determinism
Enviro determines culture
Possibilism
Humans shape culture
Scales of analysis
Drawing conclusions based on different sizes of data set. Global (global level) regional (ex Eurasia N America) National (country level) local (state or city level)
Formal region
Has lang, like religion
Functional region
Shared function (node, ex pizza delivery or city downtown)
Perceptual/vernacular region
Shared beliefs and feelings (American S, vague borders)
Contested boundaries
Ex Kashmir (Pakistan, India, and China intersection)
Arithmetic density
Doesn’t always account for not being even density everywhere)=total pop/total land area
Physiological density
Can pop feed themselves. Higher it is the more pressure to produce. =total pop/total arable land
Agri density
Lower=less farmers can mean mechanized. =total farmers/total arable land
Pop composition
Measure of certain characteristics of pop like age, race, gender, etc
Pop dynamics
How geographers study trends in pop growth or decline considers fertility and mortality rates and migration
Rate of natural increase
CBR-CDR
Doubling time
How long it takes for given pop to double given current pop growth trends
Intervening obstacles
Challenges migrants must overcome in reaching their desired destination
Intervening opportunity
Anything migrant faces that changes original destination of migration
Cultural relativism
Evaluation of other culture by that cultures own standards
Ethnocentrism
Evaluation of other culture own culture standards
Sequent landscape
Cultural marks left on landscape by each group of people that have occupied place over history
Relocation diffusion
As people move
Expansion diffusion
Trait spreads but people don’t
Imperialism
Powerful state enacts policies to extend power over another place
Colonialism
Powerful state establishes settlements in another place
Lingua Franca
Single lang adopted by people of many different lands that facilitates communication ex English for world
Creolization
Occurs when 2 lands combine to form new siting lang ex Afrikans
Lang categories
Fam(ex Indo EU) branch(romance branch→ French, spanish, etc; Germanic branch→ English, German, etc) dialects (mex and Spain speech Spanish but bit different words)
Universalizing religions
Appeal to bunch of people ex Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism
Ethnic religions
Tied closely to particular ethnic groups in regions ex Hinduism, Judaism, Shinto
Toponym
Name of plac
Acculturation
People in culture adopt some traits of other culture while maintains own
Assimilation
Assume almost all aspect of other culture-forced and voluntary
Syncretism
2+ more cultural traits blend to create new cultural trait
Multiculturalism
Members of culture group don’t fully assimilate but still maintain own cultural identity while other groups found them do smae
Shatterbelts
Groups of politically and ethnically fragmented states located between larger more powerful states often vie for control over smaller states ex Balkan states
Neocolonialism
Process thru which powerful countries attempt to control weaker countries thru economic or cultural pressures
Antecedent b
Before populated
Subsequent b
After settled and reflects cultural traits ex Ireland and N Ireland
Consequent b
Consideration of cultural landscapes often divide people ex Yugoslavia
Definitional bd
Over interpretation of legal documents
Locational bd
Border moves ex river
Operational bd
Function causes conflict
Allocational bd
Valuable natural resources on both sides
Ethnic seperatism
Person/group identifies more as own ethnic group than citizen
Irredentism
Movement by nation to unite other parts of nation that are located in other state. Ex China over taiwan
Market gardening (truck farming)
Intensive small scale commercial
Another name for cluster (as in houses)
Nucleated
Another name for dispersed (as in houses)
Isolated
Fertile Crescent
Wheat, barley, sheep, pigs, cattle
Indus River valley
Wheat, barley, peas, cattle, camels, buffalo
SE Asia
Sugarcane, root veggie, pigs
C America
Sweet potatoes, beans, maize, turkeys
Green rev
Synthetic fertilizers, chem pesticides, increased mechanization
Monocropping
Same one crop every time
Monoculture
Same type changes every time tho
Von Thünen
CBD, intensive farming, forest/timber, grains, ranching livestock