Human-Environment Interaction
This term describes how human physically change their surroundings.
Modification
A person that goes to a different city, province, or country to work is called a ________ worker.
Migrant
This is the average number of children born to a woman over her lifetime.
Total Fertility Rate
This Chinese philosophy emphasizes social harmony and filial piety.
Confucianism
This economic system is controlled by the government, as in communism.
Command economy
This is what humans do when they change their behavior to cope with environmental conditions.
Adapt
This type of factor, like war or famine, forces people to leave their home.
Push factor
This type of graph shows a population’s age and gender distribution.
Population pyramid
This term describes the spread of cultural ideas from their place of origin.
Cultural diffusion
This system is based on private property, competition, and economic freedom.
Free market economy
This type of resource includes wind and solar power.
Non-renewable resources
This term describes someone forced to flee their country due to war or persecution.
Refugee
In demographic transition, this stage has high birth rates and falling death rates.
Stage 2
These are the five major world religions.
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Judaism
This form of government has a king or queen, often by hereditary right.
Monarchy
These resources, such as oil and coal, cannot be replaced once used up.
Non-renewable resources
This is an example of what?
A 1880s U.S. law offering free land for German immigrants.
Pull factor
A population pyramid with a wide base indicates these two high rates.
High fertility and birth rates
This religion, founded by Siddhartha Gautama, teaches the Four Noble Truths.
Buddhism
In this economic system, you can set wages but must meet a government minimum.
Mixed economy
This concept studies how people use and modify the land they live on.
Land use
What are the 4 types of push or pull factors?
Nature, economic, social, political
This term describes the process of a society moving from high to low birth and death rates.
Demographic transition
This is the largest language family, including English and Hindi.
Indo-European
This term describes the integration of economies and cultures through global networks.
Globalization