Culture
These are three elements of culture.
What are history, aesthetics, government, geography, economy, religion, or social?
This is a land feature that is made up of many islands.
What is an archipelago?
Wearing a sweater in the winter is this type of human environment interaction.
What is adapt?
Three types of Economies
What are Communist (Command), Socialist (Mixed), Free Enterprise (Market)?
In this type of government, the ruler can do whatever they want.
What is an unlimited government?
A society where people of all cultures live together.
Things that make trade and travel hard.
What are transportation barriers?
Moving to another country because your country is at war is this factor.
A country that has a high gdp per capita, high life expectancy, and high literacy rate.
What is a "developed" country?
Also known as cities or high population areas
What are urban centers?
The spreading of goods and services from one country to another.
What is cultural diffusion?
What is a political map?
The basic physical and organizational facilities needed for the operation of a society.
What is infrastructure?
Tyson Chicken is an example of this type of industry.
What is agriculture?
An absolute monarchy has this type of government
What is unlimited?
One god and multiple gods.
What are monotheistic and polytheistic?
The line that divides the Earth into the eastern and western hemispheres.
What is the Prime Meridian?
Describes an area with similar cultural or physical characteristics that sets it apart from other areas.
What is a region?
Tractors, computers, and buildings are this factor of production.
What is capital resources?
Right to vote, freedom of speech, freedom of religion
What are citizens' rights?
Trade, Travel, Technology & War
What are the ways that culture has spread? What is TTTW?
Lines that run east and west but measure north and south.
What are latitude lines?
The human and physical characteristics of a location.
What is place?
The dependence on other countries for goods, raw materials, services, and labor.
What is economic interdependence?