Cultural
Population
Political
Urban
Economic
100

This includes a group's language, religion, traditions, and way of life.

What is culture?

100

These two types of factors explain why people migrate from one place to another.

What are push and pull factors?

100

This is a country's legally recognized territory.

 What is a state?

100

This term refers to a large city and its surrounding suburbs.

What is a metropolitan area?

100

This economic activity involves growing crops and raising livestock.

What is agriculture?

200

This cultural trait is a set of beliefs, values, and practices that many people use to guide their daily lives.

What is religion?

200

This term refers to the number of people per unit of land area.

What is population density?

200

This term refers to the line separating one political unit from another.

What is a boundary or border?

200

This process occurs when people move from rural areas to cities.

What is urbanization?

200

This economic system allows individuals and businesses to own property and operate for profit.

What is a Market Economy or Capitalism?

300

This term describes the spread of cultural traits from one place to another.

What is cultural diffusion?

300

This movement of people from one country to another is called this.

What is migration?

300

This serves as the seat (center) of government for a country or state.

What is a capital?

300

The downtown business district of a city is commonly known by this three-letter abbreviation.

What is the CBD (Central Business District)?

300

This measure represents the total value of goods and services produced in a country in one year.

What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

400

This religion promotes living in a way that leads to an enlightened spiritual state called Nirvana.

What is Buddhism?

400

A country with a wide base and narrow top on this type of graph is likely experiencing high birth rates and rapid population growth.

What is a population pyramid?

400

This term describes a state that has complete control over its internal and external affairs.

What is sovereignty?

400

Historians consider this event the foundation of urban civilization leading to villages, towns and the growth of cities.

What is the Agricultural Revolution?

400

This type of resource can be replaced naturally over time, such as wind or solar energy.

What is a renewable resource?

500

This occurs when a minority group adopts the culture of a dominant group and loses aspects of its original culture.

What is assimilation?

500

A population pyramid with a more rectangular shape usually indicates this type of population growth.

What is stable population growth?

500

This organization's members include nearly every recognized country in the world and work to promote international cooperation.

What is the United Nations?

500

This urban problem occurs when city growth spreads into surrounding rural areas, creating low-density development.

What is urban sprawl?

500

A data analyst studying market trends and a scientist conducting cancer research would most likely work in this economic sector.

What is the quaternary sector?