Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Mrs. Abbott Facts
100
Population data collected every 10 years in the United States that is used for redistricting
(1.2) What is the census
100
The data illustrated in this population pyramid 
(2.3) Denmark's population is decreasing
100
When ideas spread from one person to another, without a regard for social status
(3.4) What is contagious diffusion
100
The manipulation of boundaries to better suit a political party
(4.6) What is gerrymandering
100
Who is this angel? (BONUS 200 points if you guess her name correctly)
Mrs. Abbott's niece, Lia
200
The type of thematic map shown here.
(1.1) What is a choropleth map
200
The two types of population policies governments may use to either increase or decrease their populations.
(2.7) What are pronatalist and antinatalist policies
200
A language that is a mixture of at least two other languages and has a fully developed vocabulary
(3.5) What is a creole (creolized) language
200
Boundaries drawn by powerful outsiders that tend to ignore existing cultural groups
(4.4) What are superimposed boundaries
200
This angel's name
Who is Smudge
300
The scale of analysis when comparing data between Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America
(1.6) What is regional
300
A country with high birth rates, rapidly decreasing death rates, and high rates of population growth would be in this stage of the DTM
(2.5) What is stage 2
300
The belief that cultures should be judged based on their own standards and not on the standards of the observer's culture.
(3.1) What is cultural relativism
300
Independent states that concentrate power in the central government and grant little or no authority to subnational units
(4.7) What is a unitary state
300
The number of years Mrs. Abbott has been teaching
What is 69 years
400
A geographic area that is centered around a node, or focal point, and defined by activity that occurs near this region
Some examples include a pizza delivery area and radio station transmission zone
(1.7) What is a functional or nodal region
400
The average number of people per unit of land area
(2.1) What is Arithmetic (Crude) Density
400
The idea that the world is becoming more interconnected than ever before because businesses develop international influence or start operating on an international scale
(3.6) What is globalization
400
When one powerful country holds strong economic influence over another country. Therefore, the powerful country has indirect control.
(4.3) What is neocolonialism
400
The last artist Mrs. Abbott saw in concert
Who is P!nk
500
The theory that the physical environment is the primary force that shapes human culture.
(1.5) What is environmental determinism
500
The person who believed that the world needed checks on population because population grows exponentially while food grows arithmetically. Therefore, the world would not be able to feed the number of people being born.
(2.6) Who is Thomas Malthus
500
The two main religious hearths of the world AND the religions that claim these hearths. *HINT: You should have 3 religions per hearth*
(3.7)
India- Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism
Jerusalem/Israel- Christianity, Judaism, Islam
500
Name the four zones as dictated by UNCLOS AND how far reaching they are in nautical miles.
(4.5) What are territorial sea (up to 12nm), contiguous zone (up to 24nm), exclusive economic zone (up to 200nm), and high seas/international waters (past 200nm)
500
The month and year Mrs. Abbott got married.
What is April 15, 2022