Geography
The examination of the natural earth
What is physical geography
This model explains the changes in birth and death rates over time as a country develops economically.
This model explains the changes in birth and death rates over time as a country develops economically.
Say two laws of the Raveisiten Laws of Migration
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How easy it is to get something or somewhere.
What is accessibility
This system of dividing the Earth’s surface into regions for study includes formal, functional, and perceptual types.
What are regions?
The study of how humans interaction with the physical world, involving qualitative and quantitative characteristics
What is human geography
This term refers to the number of people per unit area of arable land.
What is physiological population density?
This type of migration occurs when people are forced to move due to conflict, natural disasters, or persecution.
What is forced migration?
The idea that the environment influences human behavior, but humans can also modify it, is called this.
What is possibilism?
An area within which everyone shares in common one or more distinctive characteristics, like French Language
What is a formal region
The concept that population growth will outpace food production, leading to widespread famine, is attributed to this British economist.
Who is Thomas Malthus?
This model helps explain internal migration patterns within a country as it develops economically, shifting from rural to urban areas.
What is the Zelinsky Model of Migration Transition?
Top 5 Major World Religions
Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism
This geographic tool uses satellite imagery and data layers to analyze spatial relationships.
What is Geographic Information System (GIS)?
The relationships among people and objects across the barrier of space
What is connectivity
This term refers to the maximum number of people a region can support without degrading the environment.
What is carrying capacity?
Attracts migrants or forces out migrants to a particular place.
Push or Pullfactors
This term refers to the spread of cultural elements—like language, religion, or technology—from one area or group of people to others by direct or indirect contact.
What is cultural diffusion?
This term describes how things are arranged in space—whether clustered, dispersed, or uniform.
What is distribution?
A combination of cultural features(activity) and physical features of a specific place
What is Cultural landscape
This migration model suggests that people are more likely to migrate shorter distances and that urban centers attract migrants from nearby rural areas.
What is Ravenstein’s Laws of Migration?
A pattern of migration in which people move from rural areas to small towns, then to cities, and eventually to major metropolitan areas.
What is step migration?
The theory that human behavior is strongly affected or determined by the physical environment is known as this.
What is environmental determinism?