Unit One
Unit Two
Unit Three
Unit Four
Case Studies
100

The shrinking of the relative distance between places due to advances in transportation and communication

What is time-space compression? 

100

This tends to be lower in women who have more access to education and whom marry later.

What is TFR (total fertility rate)?

100

The beliefs, values, practices, behaviors and technologies in a society that are passed down to the next generations. 

What is culture?

100

The concept that a state has supreme power within its territory, free from outside interference.

What is sovereignty?

100

In North Carolina, the state government redrew boundaries that favored the party in power practicing this controversial tactic. 

What is gerrymandering? 

200

Distance measured in standard units of measurement

What is absolute distance?

200

The total number of people per unit area of land.

What is arithmetic density? 

200

These structures and organizations influence social behavior. 

What are sociofacts?

200

This type of government has a centralized form of power and is regarded as the most efficient form of governance.

What is a unitary state?

200

Palestinians in Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, and Gaza are an example of this type of displaced group. 

What is a stateless nation? 

300

The shape and features of land

What is topography?

300

The number of people in a dependent age group divided by the number of people in the working-age group, x 100. 

What is a dependency ratio?

300

These are examples of this phenomena: advances or rejection of technology, physical or cultural boundaries or political boundaries.

What is cultural divergence? 

300

These districts are drawn to ensure that minority groups form a majority, boosting their representation/

What is are majority-minority districts?

300
Despite New Orleans' unfavorable site, located on the bend of the east bank of the Mississippi River at the head of the delta, the city's location served as a perfect center for commerce and trade lending to this geographical concept? 

What is situation? 

400

A theory favored in modern geographers argues that humans are active agents in determining their behaviors

What is possibilism?

400
This geographer theorized migrants were most likely to be young males. 

Who is Ravenstein?

400

These religions want a wide variety of people and are open to all, regardless of location, language or ethnicity. 

What are universalizing religions?

400

This type of border has a lingering cultural impact post change.

What is a relic boundary?

400

This area was created between the borders of North Korea and South Korea serving as a buffer after a no winner war. 

What is the DMZ? 

500

Preserves direction, only shows half of Earth when used from the point of the North Pole, no country seen as center, distorts shape and area

What is an azimuthal map projection? 

500

In this stage of the DTM, the birth rate is low, so are death rates and the population is decreasing.

What is stage 5?

500
Linguists identify these locations as having a high degree of linguistic diversity and several levels of endangerment.

What are language hotspots?

500

The wealth of this region in Spain is an example of a devolutionary force.

What is Catalonia?

500

To make routes to school safer for children in Detroit, this technology was used to avoid abandoned building. 

What is GIS?