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100
This term is a synonym for describing the relative location of something
What is situation?
100
The religion that this symbol represents
What is Islam?
100
This is ONE of the places where farming first started
Where is Mesoamerica, Southeast Asia, Fertile Crescent, Indus River Valley, Sub-Saharan Africa?
100
These areas on the edges of the Latin American city model are where homeless populations go, usually forming big communities of people in similar situations
What are squatter settlements/zones of disamenity?
100
This advancement in society is the main cause of urbanization, causing more people to leave rural areas and move into cities for living and jobs.
What is the industrial revolution?
200
If many dots on a map are grouped close together, this term is used to describe them
What is clustering?
200
These forces, such as similar languages, religion, and ideals, usually bring people together in a country
What are centripetal forces?
200
Monocropping, which grows just 1-2 types of crops throughout the year to then sell, is classified as this type of agriculture (hint: intensive or extensive, commercial or subsistence)
What is intensive commercial?
200
This term describes a city that has AT LEAST 10 million people living in it
What is a megacity?
200
A country like India focuses on this sector the most, creating goods from raw materials, and then shipping them to more developed countries who can sell them for cheap
What is the secondary sector?
300
The farther things are from each other, the less likely they are to interact
What is distance decay?
300
Big macs made of chicken instead of beef in India show that McDonalds spread, but changed its menu to fit the culture of the people, also known as this type of diffusion
What is stimulus diffusion?
300
The Green revolution was helpful in helping grow more crops using fertilizer and pesticides, but it was especially helpful in THESE countries (Hint: What development level?)
What are LDC's?
300
These "higher class" suburbs, which are separated from the city by farmland, are usually on the edges of cities
What are exurbs?
300
This term is used to describe the point where transportation methods change, like when items are moved off a ship, and onto a truck for transportation
What is a break-of-bulk point?
400
This is considered the best way to measure population density, showing the pressures a population might be facing compared to their arable land
What is physiological density?
400
Boundaries resulting from cultural differences, such as the boundaries between Palestine and Israel, are called this
What are consequent boundaries?
400
When fields run out of nutrients and dry out due to salt build up, this term is used to describe it
What is soil salinization?
400
If the biggest city in a country had a population of 5 million, this is the number of people the next biggest city SHOULD have (according to the Rank Size Rule)
What is 2.5 million?
400
In a bulk-reducing industry (such as copper mining), the factory should usually be placed closer to this point (Hint; the raw materials, or the market?)
What is raw materials?
500
This term is used to describe the loss of education in a country due to emigration
What is brain drain?
500
When two cultural traits combine to create something new, for example the Virgin of Guadalupe blending Christian and Mesoamerican religious ideas, this term describes it
What is syncretism?
500
These types of foods that are made to be bigger, juicier, and resistant to diseases, are a modern day scientific miracle (three letter acronym)
What are GMO's?
500
This city model, known for its port zones and trading, has no clear CBD, and many intensive farming areas scattered throughout
What is the Southeast Asian City Model?
500
When a country wants to take advantage of another country's cheap labor, or cheap raw goods, they'll move their factories to these countries, also known as this
What is outsourcing?