Units 1-2
Unit 3
Units 4-5
Units 6 and 7
Models and Theories
100

Name three types of thematic maps 

Chloropleth, dot distribution, graduated symbol, isoline, topographic, cartogram

100

What is time-space convergence?

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

100

What is a commodity chain?

A series of links connecting a commodity’s many pieces of production and distribution.

100

Define semi-periphery 

Countries or regions whose economies have elements of both the core and the periphery

100

What is the Concentric Zone model (bonus point for agricultural model it looks like)!

A model of a city’s internal organization developed by E. W. Burgess that shows rings of a factory production and different residential zones radiating outward for a CBD (like the Von Thunen Model)

200

Define vernacular region

A region defined by the shared feelings and aptitudes of people in an area

200

What is syncretism?

The blending of beliefs, ideas, practices, and traits, especially in a religious context
200

Define devolution

The movement of power from the central government to regional governments within the state
200

What happens in the quaternary sector?

This is the portion of the economy dedicated to intellectual and informational services, such as scientific research and development
200

What two models were introduced in unit 2 that coincide with human development? DEFINE

Demographic Transition Model (shows birth rate, death rate, and life expectancy over time) and Epidemiological Transition Theory (shows the patterns of disease and cause of death over time)

300
Define Ecumene

The portion of Earth’s surface with permanent human settlement

300

Define and give an example of Centripetal Force

A force that brings together and unifies a neighborhood, society, or country

300

Give three examples of intensive agriculture

market gardening, truck farming, plantation agriculture, mixed crop/livestock farming, dairy farming, grain agriculture, paddy rice farming, livestock fattening

300

What is the formula for the Gravity Model?

P1 x P2 / d^2 (distance and population)
300

Define Bid-Rent theory

Explains how the demand for and price of land decrease as its distance from the central business district increases
400

What is stimulus diffusion?

The diffusion of an idea where they overlying idea is ignored but the root is adapted into something new (i.e. A McDonalds chain specific to Asia)

400

What is the main usage of a pidgin language?

A trade language used to facilitate exchange on a basic level

400

Give an example of irridentism (bonus points if you define)

Russia and Ukraine - the political claim to territory in another country based on ethnic affiliations and historic borders

400

What are the four things that HDI factors?

Life expectancy, education levels, GNI, and PPP

400

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What is the Malthusian Theory and what event has disproved it?

The idea that human’s ability to reproduce far exceeds their ability to increase food production (exponential population growth and slow production capacity)


Disproved by Industrial and Agricultural Revolution 

500

What are the four major population clusters?

South Asia, East Asia, Europe, and Southeast Asia

500

Name the six main religions

Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism, Hinduism, and Sikhism

500

What is the state that used gerrymandering so much it got banned by the Supreme Court?

Wisconsin - Gill v. Whitford

500

Name three of the eleven principles of New Urbanism

Workability, connectivity, mixed use and diversity, diverse housing, quality architecture and design, traditional structure, increased density, smart transport, sustainability, quality of life

500

The population of a settlement is inversely proportional to its rank in the urban hierarchy

Rank Size Rule

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