Spacial Relations And Maps
This is an area we as humans occupy that has no purpose, value, or culture.
What is a space?
This is breaking down a population into different age groups.
What is age structure?
These are communities of people with shared ethnicity outside of their area of origin.
What are ethnic enclaves?
The right for a country to control and defend its territory within its borders.
What is Sovereignty?
The Berlin wall is this kind of boundary.
What is a Relic(t) boundary?
This is the process of warping and distorting a 3d object to make it 2d.
What is map projection?
This is a tool to assess population growth and decline and to predict a country's future needs or demands.
What is population pyramid?
This kind of diffusion spreads when aspects of culture spread outward from where it originated.
A population that shares a cultural or ethnic background but lives in more than one country.
What is a multi state nation?
The Berlin conference was an example of this kind of boundary being put in Africa.
What is a superimposed boundary?
This is the idea that environment has an impact on peoples lives but that people can change the environment to adapt to it and benefit themselves.
What is possibilism?
This stage in the demographic transition model is called the High Stationary Stage and has no representatives in the modern age.
What is stage 1?
This is an extremely simplified non-native language used by two different people that speak two different languages.
What is a pidgin language?
The Panama canal and Strait of Hermuz are examples of this.
What is Choke points?
This kind of boundary was drawn in the ottoman empire after world war 1.
What is Geometric boundary?
These are used to judge the size of a map in relation to the real world.
What is the scales of analysis?
This formula is used to find the Crude Death Rate.
What is number of deaths per 1000 people?
This is the process of two or more cultures coming in contact with each other and adopting each others traits.
What is cultural convergence?
The process of spreading out like-minded voters among many districts and make them the minority is this.
What is cracking?
To put security at your country's airport is an example of doing this to a boundary.
What is administering?
These regions are defined by a shared activity.
What is a functional Region/Nodal Region?
This is a government action that encourages increasing fertility rate and population.
What is a pro-nadalist policy?
These are all four of the main effects of diffusion.
What are acculturation, multiculturalism, assimilation, and syncretism?
This is a definition of Territoriality
What is how a group historically and emotionally is linked to a place?
What is the connection of people, their culture, and the economic systems of their land?
This type of boundary is a variation of another type of boundary.
What is Consequent boundary?