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100

Type of map that aggregates date using colors to represent different values

Choropleth map

100

An example of an antinatalist policy

China's one child policy

100

Give an example of material culture, and nonmaterial culture

Material: clothing, hairstyles, food, religious objects

Nonmaterial: tipping, religion, customs

100

Occurs when an ethnic or immigrant group blends in with the host culture and loses many culturally distinctive traits. 

Assimilation 

100

Which empire controlled the MOST area in world history? 

Mongol Empire

200

A map that uses dots to represent objects or counts. 

Dot density map

200

An example of a pronatalist policy

tax credit for kids, free child care, long maternity leave

200

A country with multiple ethnicities in it struggles with unity. (what term is this represented with)

Centrifugal

200

Occurs when an ethnic or immigrant group adopts enough of the ways of the host society to be able to function economically and socially

Acculturation 

200

Which country was divided in 1947 due to its religious centrifugal forces?

India and Pakistan 

300

A projection of Earth that is best for navigation

Mercator map projection

300

Give an example of a country with rapid population growth AND a country with negative growth

India; Italy 

300

A language of communication and commerce spoken across a wide area where it is NOT the mother tongue.

Lingua franca

300

A faith that believes souls or spirits exist not only in humans, but also in animals, plants, rocks, natural phenomena such as thunder etc. 

Animism 

300

The phenomenon whereby the introduction of a new transportation technologies progressively reduces the time it takes to travel between places

time-space compression

400

New technology that has revolutionized map making

Drones

400

Name two laws of Ravenstein's laws of migration

400

A movement to abolish or reject cherished beliefs of institutions or established values and practices

Iconoclasm 

400

People that disagree with Malthusian views on population and resources; most famous being Ester Borserup

Anti-Malthusians

400

A historical way of dividing land where each farmer gets a long rectangular plot that connects to a water source

French long lot system 

500

How we modify space based on who we are as a group of people

Place

500

The population theory that predicts that eventually population will out pace food supplies, killing off a large percentage of the population leading to carrying capacity.

Malthusian Theory

500

Which free trade agreement in North America promoted Globalization?

NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)

500

The number of farmers per unit of arable land 

Agricultural density

500

Example of syncretism in Mexican Catholicism. 

Day of the Dead and The Virgin of Guadalupe 

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