Geography
Populations
Migration
Culture
Political Geography
100
The examination of the natural process of the earth
What is physical geography
100
What chart shows the percentages of age groups in the total population by horizontal bars in a particular country. Male groups on the left from center and female groups to the right.
Population Pyramids
100
Say two laws of the Raveisiten Laws of Migration
Teacher approve
100
How easy it is to get to from point A to point B
What is accessibility
100
Another name for a country
State
200
The study of how humans interaction with the physical world
What is human geography
200
an increase in the number of older people within a population, whilst the number of young people remains low or does not increase
Aging Population
200
When people migrate to a short short distance location, rather than long distance destination.
What is distance decay
200
What are social habits shared by a culture
What is a custom?
200
Denmark, Iceland, Japan, and Lesotho are all examples of this type of state
What is Nation- State?
300
An area within which everyone shares in common one or more distinctive characteristics, like French Language
What is a formal region
300
What is a Cartogram
300
An area of Earth distinguished by a distinctive combination of cultural and physical features in a particular area: Formal, Functional, and Cultural
What is a region
300
Study of government organization around the world using scale and spatial phenomenon.
What is political geography?
300
The capacity of a specific state to influence other states and to achieved goals through diplomacy (economy and military)
What is Ability?
400
The relationships among people and objects across the barrier of space
What is connectivity
400
A calculation of the total number of people divided by the total area of a place, also called real density. It doesn't take into account any of the quality or characteristics of the land in the area such as the amount of land available to produce food.
Arithmetic Population Density
400
Attracts migrants or forces out migrants to a particular place: Economics, Conflict and War- Political Issues- Family Traditions - Advance Technology- Environment
Push or Pull factors
400
A group of belief system, norms, and values shared and practiced by the same group of people.
What is a culture?
400
What is operational boundary dispute?
500
A combination of cultural features(activity) and physical features of a specific place
What is Cultural landscape
500
CDR - CBR = What?
Natural Increase
500
When Europeans Colonized the world during 1500's - 1800's, they established coastal cities to have accessibility to raw materials and trade. These are areas/clusters where most of the foreign investments goes
Islands of development
500
The process when people loose their native language, religion, customs, dress, and mannerism by coming in contact with another culture or society.
What is Assimilation?
500
Name the four ways boundaries are established
What is define, delimit, demarcate, and administrative