Culture
Abrahamic monotheistic religion based on the Bible and the teachings of Jesus. The Gospels state that Jesus is the Son of God and rose from the dead after his crucifixion, whose coming as the messiah was prophesied in the Old Testament and chronicled in the New Testament
Christianity
These resources can replace themselves naturally in a short time. Examples include sunlight, wind, water, and air
Renewable resources
is a system where people and businesses make, sell and buy things
economy
Studies natural features like landforms, climate,water,soils,and ecosystems
Physical geography
a government where one person has all the power
Autocracy
an ancient ethno-religious group and nation that originated from the Israelites of the Ancient Near East
Jewish
sources that are naturally replenished, including the Sun solar power, wind power, rivers hydroelectric power, hot springs geothermal energy, tides tidal power, and biomass biofuels.
Renewable energy
people in businesses can set their own prices without government.
market economy
Examines humans sociteies,cultures,economies, and political sysstems
human geography
Queen or king rules the country when they die the oldest child rules.
Monarchy
Known for traditions like tea ceremonies, cherry blossom viewing sakura, martial arts, and a deep balance of ancient customs with modern technology
Japanese Culture
Captures energy from the motion of ocean waves to produce electricity
Wave power
government is in charge of your prices
Command economy
One of the most straightforward influences involves the costs that transport imposes on the mobility of passengers and freight. Location is, therefore, influenced by the goal of minimizing the total cost of transportation, which is the foundation of classic location theory
Transport costs
government has one leader in absolute control of citizens lives.
Dictatorship
Celebrated for vibrant festivals like the Day of the Dead Día de los Muertos, rich culinary traditions, and a blend of Indigenous Mesoamerican and Spanish heritage
Mexican Culture
Uses heat from the Earth’s interior for electricity generation and direct heating applications
Geothermal power
goods and services produced in one country and sold to buyers in another country
Exports
Based on the general benefits of higher densities, such as a higher level of accessibility to labor, goods, and services and lower unit distribution costs. Higher densities are only possible with high-capacity transportation infrastructures
Economies of density
where the citizens hold all the power.
Democracy
The holiday is celebrated in many countries by decorating a tree and excharging gifts
Christmas
Generates electricity using wind turbines driven by moving air
Wind power
is an underground economy where goods and services are bought and sold outside of government laws
Black market
The benefits that economic activities derive from being located directly adjacent to a transport terminal facility such as a port, airport, rail terminal, or public transit station. The efficiency of the economic activity is in part derived from the transport capacity offered by the terminal
Co-location
where only a few people are in charge.
Oligarchy