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The theory does Von Thunen's Model uses to determine land cost

What is Bid-Rent Theory?

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Population divided by arable land ___

What is Physiological Density?

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This is a famous stateless nation

What is

-Kurds

-Palestinians

-Basques

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A pidgin langauge

What is a simplified language between speakers of different languages that is nobody's native language?

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This map is often called "Eurocentric"

What is the Mercator map projection?

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This group of people travel intraregionally more often, according to Ravenstein 6th law.

What is women?

250

The gravity model and it's 2 factors

What is a model that determines interaction between two cities, based off of distance and size of cities?

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Characteristics of the 3rd stage of the Demographic Transition Model

What is...

- Birth rates decline

- Deaths rates continue to decline
- NIR decreases

- Less incentive for children

- Moving further into industrialization

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Largest Ethnic Religion

What is Hinduism?

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Definition of edge cities and exurbs

What is a semi-independent community at the edge of a city, and what is a wealthy community of commuters outside the suburbs still connected to the city

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This model and it's key features


What is Multiple Nuclei Model

-Decentralization begins

-Multiple CBDs

-Emphasizes role of cars


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The 3 types of expansion diffusion

What is 

-contagious

-hierarchical

-stimulus

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The 5 Economic sectors and what type of jobs fit into each sector

What is...

-Primary: Agriculture/resource extraction

-Secondary: Manufacturing

-Tertiary: Service

-Quanerary: Managing Data and capital

-Quinary: Politics, CEO's, etc

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One positive and one negative of the Green Revolution

What are positive effects?

- Surplus food for developing countries to export

- Surplus of food decreased death rates from starvation

- Modified food that makes nutrients more accessible to some people

- More reliable harvests reduce hunger

What are negative effects?

- Large corporations monopolize expensive technology and displace poor/family farms

- More pollution from chemicals and machines

- Farming is more expensive for many people

- Chemicals in our food

- Ethicacy problems

- Green Revolution didn't reach many African regions

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The parts of a language tree from largest to smallest

What is family, branch, group, language, dialect, and accent

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 This model, and how it improves upon the Concentric Zone Model, plus what the sectors are based off of

 

What is the Hoyt Sector Model; who's sectors based off of transportation routes, and improved by adding direction and transportation.

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Blockbusting's effect on urban landscapes and an example

What is creating racially divided cities that usually tie to social class

-Chicago, Harlem, Detroit, 

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The 4 main agricultural hearths and key items from each

What is...

- Fertile Crescent/SW Asia --> Wheat, barley, oats, sheep, pig, cattle

- Indus River Valley/S Asia --> Wheat, barley, peas, cattle, buffalo, and camels

- SE Asia --> Sugarcane, root veggies and fruits, pigs

- Mesoamerica --> sweet potato, beans, maize/corn, turkey, and dogs

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4 supranational organizations and their purpose

What is...

- NAFTA--> Economic alliance to open borders and promote trade between US, Canada, and Mexico

- EU--> To create a economically and socially unified Europe with a single market

- OAS--> Every state in the Western hemisphere besides Cuba; promotes social, cultural, and economic links

- OPEC--> Economic alliance concerning petroleum exploration/markey

- UN--> Focuses on peace and human development on an international scale

-AU--> Social and economic development and cooperation among African states

- NATO--> A military alliance formed in the North Atlantic after WWII

- Warsaw Pact--> Communist military alliance formed as a response to NATO

- CARICOM--> Promotes free trade in the caribbean

- MERCOSUR--> Created to pursue economic cooperation in South America; similar to EU

- ASEAN--> A regional trade agreement to promote trade amongst SE Asian countries

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How political policies effect birth rates, and examples of this

What are natal policies?

- Pro-natal policies encourage having children; tax breaks, money incentives, free childcare/schooling, or longer leave from work --> Hungary, Poland, South Korea, Japan, France, and Singapore

- Anti-natal policies discourage having children; paying fines to have multiple children, expensive child care/schooling, punishment via law, and less access to family planning --> China, Uzbekistan, India, and Nigeria

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The 5 Stages of Rostow's model, and an assumption of his model.

What are the stages of...

Traditional 

Preconditions for Takeoff

Takeoff

Drive to Maturity

Mass Consumption

-Assumes that all countries take linear path and can't skip

-Assumes all countries want to/will develop

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What urban sprawl is, and 3 ways city planning or zoning can counter it

What is unplanned growth of a city that can be slowed or stopped using;

- New Urbanism

- Green Belts

- Smart Growth

- Urban Growth Boundaries

- Increased walkability

- Mixed land use

- Farmland protection policies

- Infilling

- Urban Renewal

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The 3 land survey methods, and their corresponding settlement patterns

What is

- Metes & Bounds --> Clustered/nucleated settlement pattern

- Township & Range --> Dispersed settlement pattern

- Long Lots --> Linear settlement pattern

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The UN measurement of gender equality, and an economic incentive that can help women in countries with high inequality. What region in the world has the highest inequality.

What is the the GII? Which is highest in Sub-Saharan Africa.

What is microlending?

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Description of complementarity and comparative advantage. Also how Wallerstein's theory demonstrates dependency theory.

What is a relationship in which two countries produce goods for each other regarding the countries respective demands and surplus, and what is an economic advantage in which a country can produce a commodity or crop at a lower opportunity cost.

What is Wallerstein's theory explains dependency theory because it explains why LDC's are still at, "the bottom" ,because they are dependent on MDCs. MDCs flourish off of LDCs suffering.