Scales of Analysis
Types of Boundaries
Types of diffusion
DTM model
random
100
what is this scale of analysis?
National Scale
100
what is a consequent boundary?
A boundary put in place up to resolve conflict.
100
what kind of diffusion is it?
a song gets popular because people started using it on TickTock.
contagious diffusion
100
what is the stage known for its high birth rates and high death rates, and no population growth.
stage 1
100
what is absolute location?
the use of longitude and latitude for location.
200
a map showing the different towns within a state.
Local Scale
200
What is a relic boundary?
a boundary that no longer exists.
200
what kind of diffusion is this?
a food changes as it spreads throughout the world
stimulus diffusion
200
what is the main reason that there is less deaths after stage 1
more industrialization- more doctors, more sanitary things, ect.
200
what do you call the belief that your environment is the ultimate decider as to if you survive.
environmental determination
300
what is this Scale?
Local Scale
300
what is an antecedent Boundary?
an antecedent Boundary is a boundary put up BEFORE people settled.
300
a family leaves from Egypt to the USA and made a restaurant, making their traditional food.
relocation diffusion
300
what stage is the stage where birth rates start to go down because of increased urbanization, female education, and access to birth control.
stage 3
300
what do you call the total number of people divided by total land?
arithmetic density
400
what is it called when you see the continents but not the countries?
regional scale
400
what is a subsequent boundary?
a boundary put up AFTER people settled.
400
a celebrity makes a new make up company famous and now nearly every girl has that product. what type of diffusion is this?
Hierarchical diffusion
400
what stage is Japan currently in? declining birth rates and aging population.
Stage 5
400
what do you call it when people move from one place to another in multiple trips
step migration
500
describe a national Scale?
you can see one or more countries, outlined by their boundaries.
500
what is an example of a relic boundary?
the Burlin Wall
500
when ideas/culture spread through people. what is this diffusion?
expansion diffusion
500
in stage 4 what is the average fertility rate of a woman?
below 2.1
500
when you see an upside down population pyramid (upside down triangle) what DTM stage is the state in?
stage 5