5 Themes of Geography
Name the 5 Themes of Geography
Location, Place, Region, Movement, HEI
The term for when an area is densely populated...
Urban
A government in which an individual holds power without limitation and often uses fear/intimidation to keep power.
Dictatorship
In a traditional economic system, goods and services are traded for other goods and services, which is also known as the _____________ system
Barter
What are the two factors that determine why people immigrate?
Push and Pull
How people and the environment interact with one another (Name the theme)
HEI
The term for when an area is not densely populated...
Rural
The United States is an example of a... (be specific)
Representative Democracy
If the government determines all aspects of the economy, it is known as a ____________ economy
Command
Christianity, Islam, and Judaism all worship only 1 god. These are examples of what type of religion?
Monotheistic
40 Great Oak Rd is an example of...
Absolute location
An area that is not densely populated is known as...
Rural
The type of government in which a small group of people with status hold power
Oligarchy
If consumers are dictating what is being produced and have the ability to open private businesses, but the government has the ability to place restrictions/regulations, it would be a ____________ economy.
Mixed
The Bible, Quran, and Torah are examples of...
Sacred Text
The spread of culture, languages, and religion would be an example of...
Movement
The term for when an area is becoming more densely populated
Urbanization
The UK government consists of King Charles III, the Prime Minister, and Parliament. Name the specific type of government.
Constitutional Monarchy
Also known as a capitalist economy
Market
A set of beliefs intended to guide behavior and promote moral values
Code of life
The characteristics of a location
Place
What are the three main reasons the population is increasing?
Improvements in sanitation, increasing food production, and discoveries in medication
What 3 things should governments provide for their citizens?
- Security
- Services
- Rights
The limited supply of a resource is called…
Scarcity
The rules/expectations based on shared beliefs within a cultural group are known as...
Cultural norms