A shared set of beliefs (clothing, values, or symbols)
culture
Any type of thing that is found in nature or in a daily life withount somone making it
natural resource
The system a community uses to produce, distribute, and consume goods and services.
economy
In geography the question, "Where is it at?" is answered by this.
location
In this type of government one person is in charge.
autocracy
Language, food, music, and traditions are all examples of this.
culture characteristics
Trees, water, sunlight, and minerals are all examples of this.
natural resources
In this type of economy the government controls most or all economic decisions.
command economy
This type of location describes where a place is compared to another place.
relative location
This type of government can be found in America.
constitutional federal republic
When people from different cultures exchange ideas, foods, languages, or traditions, this can happen.
cultural diffusion
Coal, oil, and natural gas are all examples of this.
nonrenewable resources
In this economy businesses and consumers generally decide what to produce and what to charge.
market economy
This type of location uses a precise reference such as latitude and longitude.
absolute location
In this type of government citizens vote for their leaders.
democracy
Celebrating a holiday in a special way is an example of this.
tradition
Sunlight, wind, and water are all examples of this.
renewable resources
This type of economy combines command and market economies.
mixed economy
When the world is divided into areas that share one or more characteristics.
regions.
In this type of government religious leders rule.
theocracy
A persons culture is not based on this.
where they live
This happens when people use more resources than can be replaced.
resource depletion
In this economy traditions and customes determine what goods are produced.
traditional economy
This describes how people get goods, resources, and travel across the globe.
movement
This type of government has no recognized leader.
anarchy