Geography
This refers to a place's absolute location, often described in terms of its physical geography.
Site
The crude birth rate minus the crude death rate of a population
Rate of natural increase
This is a geographical boundary that indicates the outer limit of one particular linguistic feature, such as a word's pronunciation, spelling, or meaning.
Isogloss
This type of state is most likely to possess multiple systems of checks and balances so that federal and localized governments do not threaten each other's powers and responsibilities
A Federal State
This refers to a place's location relative to external social relations, systems, or networks.
Situation
This man believed that only the upper class could enforce moral restraint to limit family size.
Malthus
The name given to a system of laws in South Africa that separated people by race.
Apartheid
The continents of Africa and Asia have most of the world's ______________ states. (Federal or Unitary)
Unitary
Spatial arrangements of certain items or features can be described in terms of even or uneven across space. In the case that many items are located close to one another, this term would describe it.
clustered
In a country where the total population is low and constant due to high birth and death rates and lack of medical care, you would say that this country is in this stage of the DTM.
First stage
Also called ethnic cleansing, it is the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nationality.
Genocide
This is a type of border that was created by an outside power or political authority without taking into account the cultural organization of the landscape.
superimposed
This line is purely an arbitrary social convention, established among the scientific community in the late 19th century, in order to create a standardized system for determining the absolute location of things on the earth's surface.
The Prime Meridian
This is the maximum population size that an environment can support.
Carrying capacity
This term describes the situation when an immigrant selectively adopts only certain customs of the dominant host society while retaining much of his or her native culture.
Acculturation
Tis involves the separation of human populations by boundaries, influences the development of different cultures.
Territoriality
A holistic approach to studying the relationship between human society and its natural environment is known as this.
cultural ecology
A contagious disease, such as flu, is passed through a population from contact with infected persons. If it spreads from high-density urban areas to rural areas, it would be THIS type of diffusion.
Hierarchical diffusion
A slender, vertical tower common to mosques or Islamic houses of worship.
a minaret
allocational boundary dispute