FORMS OF GOVERNMENT
A system in which people hold the power, either directly or through representatives.
What is democracy?
A country with defined borders, a population, government, and sovereignty.
What is a state?
Study of farming activities and land use
What is agricultural geography?
The study of cities and urban
What is the primary focus of urban geography?
Growing crops for sale and profit
What is commercial agriculture?
A government ruled by a religious leader or based on religious law.
What is theocracy?
A group of people with shared cultural traits, history, or identity
What is a nation?
is mainly practiced to feed the farmer’s family
What is agricultural?
The movement of people from rural areas to cities
What is urbanization?
What is pesticides?
Rule by a small group of powerful or elite individuals.
What is oligarchy?
A country where the borders of a nation and a state match.
What is a nation-state?
Growing crops for one own consumption
What is subsistence agriculture?
Urban materials absorb and retain heat
What is urban heat islands?
The movement of water for agriculture
What is irrigation?
A government led by a king or queen.
What is monarchy?
A country with multiple ethnic groups that identify as different nations.
What is a multinational state?
The editing of an organism's DNA
What is genetically moditied organism? What is GMO?
Roads, bridges, public transportation, sewer systems
What are urban intrastructure?
Factories which take raw materials and process.
What is a secondary industry?
A political system marked by extreme nationalism, dictatorial power, and suppression of opposition.
What is fascism?
cultural group that does not have its own recognized country.
What is a stateless nation?
The practice of growing a single crop over a large area
What is monoculture?
Mining, logging, fishing
What are primary source activities?
Economic activities such as healthcare, education, and the arts
What are tertiary industries?