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Religion which uses the crescent moon and star in and place of worship is Mosque.
What is Islam?
100
Islam is the primary religion, although there are Christians and Jews in some of these countries in this Formal region.
What is the Middle East?
100
A country experiencing very low birth rates, with high levels of education and opportunities for women is in this stage of the demographic transition model. economically and socially devloped.
What is stage 4?
100
The decrease in interaction between two things or places because of their location from each other.
What is distance decay?
100
This model illustrates a countries changes in demographics over time and its social and economic development. Birth rates, death rates and natrual rate of increase are tracked.
What is the demographic transition model.
100
Imaginary lines measuring North & South of the Equator. First when using coordinates.
What are latitudes? Parallels
200
Both of these religions food preferences and practices restrict eating during certain times of the day during Ramadan and Yom Kippur. They also do not eat swine. (pork, pig, hog)
What are Judaism and Islam? Jews & Muslims?
200
Directional Region and continent of this image.
What is Southeast Asia?
200
A country with a very high TFR, above 4.0 is considered to be this, economically. Also has low percentage of urban population.
What is less developed?
200
Farms, ranches, low population density are characteristic of this land type.
What is rural?
200
This model illustrates the leading causes of death in 5 different stages of a countries development. Examples include receding pandemics, delayed degenerative diseases and reemergence of infectious diseases.
What is the epidemiological transition model?
200
The main line of longitude which runs through Greenwich, England and through Africa.
What is the Prime Meridian?
300
Two principles of judging other cultures values, food preferences, artifacts, rituals etc.
What are Cultural relativism & Ethnocentrism?
300
Includes many developed industrialized countries.
What is Europe?
300
According to ETM, these categories are the leading cause of death in stage 3.
What are degenerative diseases?
300
The idea that technology is reducing the distance between places.
What is time-space Compression?
300
This cultural trait is what people wear based on various factors climate, tradition, religion etc.
What is fashion, or clothing?
300
What do al map projections have, based on attempting to recreate a 3-D spheroid onto a 2-D plane.
What is distortion?
400
This is Cuy, a delicacy food preference of people from Peru and Ecuador, in South America along this physical region.
What are the Andes mountain plateaus?
400
Why do places like Central Australia and Central Asia have so few people living their, even though it is a huge geographic size.
What is a low carrying capacity?
400
The 2 effects of industrialization that happen in stage 2 of the demographic transition model. Sanitation and medical technology improvements.
What is decrease in deaths, and rapid increase in NIR?
400
Urban and rural; industrial and agrarian have either one of these population distribution characteristics, respectively.
What are clustered and sparse? What is dense and less dense?
400
Cars, cell phones, homes, jewelry, artifacts are all examples of this type of culture.
What is material culture?
400
Which religious culture prohibits the consumption of beef.
What is hinduism?
500
A subculture in which women can keep her surname in marriage, and has the ability to own, inherit and pass down property.
What is matriarchal?
500
Formal region which include Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio, et al.
What is the midwest?
500
Malthusian theory suggests as countries develop and populatin grows, there will be a shortage in this because it grows slowly (arithmetically)
What is food resources?
500
A world map, with information related to prevalence of bone diseases in countries such as India, China, Malaysia etc. is this type of scale and scale of analysis.
What is global scale and national scale of analysis?
500
Cultural trait which determines building structure patterns, size, and possible religious symbolism.
What is architecture?
500
The only continent which is on all 4 hemispheres.
What is Africa?
600
Freedom, laws, faith, ideas which are valued in a society are known as this type of culture.
What is non-material culture?
600
Region below the Saharan desert in Africa with the highest TFR and include mostly low developed countries have a high rate of this. Much more births than deaths.
What is Natural Rate of Increase, NRI?
600
North Africa, SubSahara Africa , Eastern African Rift, Southern Africa and Ethiopia have a high amount of this density type. 
What is arithmetic or crude population density?
600
A map of the U.S. with information about hospital distribution in cities and town is this scale and scale of analysis.
What is national and local?
600
A food preference for Japan considering it's surrounding geographic feature.
What is seafood? What is fish?
600
A popular man-made feature in countries with high regard for agricultural crops, but have mountainous terrain.
What is terracing?
700
Term used to describe how visible imprints of human activity have shaped the natural environment.
What is cultural landscape?
700
What are the 2 factors which drive migration.
What is push factors and pull factors?
700
This type of density shows how many people are living on arable land.
What is physiological density?
700
A term used to describe how certain behaviors and actions are frowned upon due to social norms.
What is taboo?