Basic Geography
Climate change is an example of this kind of geography
What is physical geography
Measurement of number of people in a given area
People who travel to another region or country to seek peace from war are called these
What are refugees
A local brand of culture is known as this
What is folk culture
Ethnicity, race, and gender are all considered this type of identity
What is surface
Term used to describe what a location looks and feels like
What is place
This is the number of children born in a country or region in a given period of time
Total Fertility Rate (TFR)
This term references the movement of people who travel at a consistent time each year
What is cyclic migration
The epicenter of a cultural idea, trait, or ritual
What is a hearth
When one ethnic group moves out of a neighborhood and is gradually replaced by another group
What is (ethnic) succession
This term refers to one location in reference to another
What is relative location
Russia's policy of subsidizing large families would be considered this
What is an expansive policy
Disease, famine, war, and fear of political reprisal are all examples of these when people move
What are push factors
A region's political or religious beliefs are part of this
Restrictive laws based on race in the U.S. between 1880 and 1960
What are Jim Crow Laws
This term references a specific spot in which something is located
What is absolute location
This term references a policy in which only the fittest people are deemed worthy of society
What is eugenic
The concept that something becomes less accepted the farther it is from its hearth is known as this
What is distance decay
Spreading cultural ideas by word-of-mouth
What is contagious diffusion
This term references groups of people who are more at risk of exploitation, harm, and violence in a particular society
What are vulnerable populations
A disease which reaches all around the world is an example of this
Cultural movement over a long period of time
What is nomadism
This occurs when something develops in one hearth, and is then branded again and moved somewhere else
What is reterritorialization
Concept that most literature is written from the perspective of straight, non-minority individuals
Heteronormative