Everyone's Favorite Chapter
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One-Word Answer
Randomness
200

Unlike a geographer, who studies the spatial relationship of objects, these people study the chronological impact of events.

Historians

200

The death of these people, measured by the IMR, indicates the quality of medical care and women's health in a country.

Infants

200

I'd be a victim of it if everyone who earned an "A" in my APHG classes during the first semester transferred to Cane Bay or Goose Creek High.

Brain drain

200

It's the collection of material items, like food, clothing, and your home, and the non-material components, such as your language, religious beliefs, and family norms, that make you and your group unique.

Culture

200

Look around at the people in this classroom or the school in general. It's the term used to describe our wide range of ethnicities, cultures, interests, and preferences within our Knight community.

Diversity (Heterogeneous)
400

Which region IS NOT considered to be a part of the periphery:

Sub-Saharan Africa-Latin America-South Asia-East Asia

East Asia

400

This condition, abbreviated ZPG, is possible in stage 4 and 5 of the demographic transition model.

Zero population growth

400

These areas decreased the concentration of the urban population, but allowed the cities to grow in size. Thanks, Goose Creek, Summerville, and West Ashley!

Surburbs

400

Would you rather have a sausage sandwich and a beer at the bar or a banger butty and a pint at the pub? It's the regional variation of the vocabulary, pronunciation, and spelling of a language.  

Dialect

400

It's characterized by a small homogeneous groups of people living in isolated areas. They value tradition, lack connection to the general public, and typically spreads through relocation diffusion. 

Folk Culture

600

Cover the windows and keep quiet! It's what changes about our distribution pattern if it's announced that we're in a lockdown. 

Concentration

600

This measurement indicates the quantity of farmers working the country's arable land. Ours is low because we've got pros on the job, LDCs have many subsistence farmers working small plots.

Agricultural density

600

Albert Einstein and The Dalai Lama are famous examples of these people who left their home to find safety in another country.

Refugees

600

Whether we're shoot off fireworks on the 4th of July, wear our favorite pair blue jeans, or greet each other by shaking right hands, these are actions that are repeated by so many in this country that it's become a universal norm.

Customs

600

Hello, Bonjour, Privet, and Namaste! This is the language family that can claim those four greetings. 

The Indo-European family

800

It's the type of diffusion that relies on a prominent person or place to accelerate the spread of the item, like John Cena or a radio station in New York or L.A.

Hierarchical diffusion

800

The population pyramid of these countries are wide at the base, narrow/pointed at top, and relatively short.

Less developed country, developing country, periphery, LDC

800

For a country to be "Net-Out", the number of these people must be greater than it's rival measure.

Emigrants

800

It's the term used when two cultures come together and both survive. Elements of both survive instead of one dominating the other.

Acculturation

800

Of the populated continents (sorry Antarctica), it's the one that contributed the least number of migrants to the U.S. during any of the immigration eras in our country's history.

Australia (Oceania)

1000

Fill in the blanks correctly and in the right order:

1. The Equator is located at 0_____________

2. The Prime Meridian is located at 0o ____________

Latitude

Longitude

1000

Calm down, bro. This English scholar was concerned that the number of people was growing faster than the amount of resources needed for their survival. 

Thomas Malthus

1000

Examples of this migration include young adults headed to college, farmers traveling to work different crops depending on the growing season, and traveling circuses that stay in the South in the winter and move north during the summer months.

Seasonal mobility (seasonal migration)

1000

It's the term used to describe any religion that has spread far from its hearth to a heterogeneous group of people all over the world. God bless you and allahu akbar!

Universalizing

1000

Bonjour. If the British lost this war fought in North America and Europe in the mid-1700s it's possible that we'd be speaking a Romance language in this country instead of our beloved English. Au revoir!

The French and Indian War (Seven Years' War)

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