Resources
What is a resource?
Anything humans use
What is culture?
A system of beliefs, values and
assumptions about life that guide
behavior and are shared by a group of
people including customs, language,
and material artifacts
WHat is Human Environment Interaction?
Two deff
- The geographic theme that explores how people use, adapt to, and modify the environment.
- The ways humans interact with the environment or how the environment interacts with huamns.
What is modification?
Any change to the environment huamans do
- can add or remove
Given an example of cultural diffusion
spreading culture through:
- memes
- internet
- songs
- travel
What is a Natural Resource?
Anything from the earth or naturally forming, that humans can use.
What is visible culture?
Culture we can see
- hair
-cloths
- food
What are some examples of how humans interact with the environment?
- Deforestation
- buildings
- Cars
- burning Fossil fuels
How can huamsn add to an environment?
- buildings
- Farms
- Roads
- cars
- CO2
Are the Ice caps growing or shrinking over time?
extra: what caused this?
-Shrinking
- Fossil fuesl, greenhosue gasses, and CO2
What is a human resource?
Any Resource Huamns change or make for thier use
What is invisible culture?
Culture we cant see
- religion
- family values
- manners
How does the environment interact with huamns?
- Natural Disasters
- Weather
How can huamsn remove from the environment?
- Deforestation
- Taking natural resources
- over fishing
What is an Anthropologist
Someone who studies culture
Whats the difference between renewable and non renewable resources?
renewable resources are naturaly replenished
nonrenewable resources are not
What is cultural diffusion?
How culture spreads
What is Energy?
Any form of power humans use
-Electricity
- Nuclear
What are the three spheres of earth
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
Atmosphere
why would island countries eat more fish?
they have acess to more fish as a resource
How can resources affect the environment?
(many answers)
- fossil fuels release CO2
- extraction can affect the land
- minning / deforestation / fishing
Is more culture visable or invisble?
Invisible?
(rember the iceberg)
How are resources and Energy Connected?
Generally, eneregy is made from resources
How did humans modify the Polar Ice caps?
Huamns added CO2 to the atmosphere which kept more heat on earth. this melted more of the ice caps, which will raise the sea levels.
WHat would happen if humans use too much of a resource (Example Aral Sea) (deforestation)
They would deplete it