Section I: Thinking Geographically
Section II: Cultural Patterns and Processes
Section 3: Population Patterns and Processes
Section IV: Migration Patterns and Processes
Section V: Migration Case Studies
100

 the difference between reference & thematic maps

What is? 

Reference: Used for navigation

Thematic: Shows the variables of a reigon

100

Define homogenization

What is a phenomenon where places begin to look and feel the same.

100

The total people divided by farmable land

What is physiological density?

100

EMigration vs. IMMIgration

What is….

 When people cross national boundaries, out-migration is known as emigration while in-migration is known as immigration. People emigrate from their country of origin and immigrate to a new country.


100

After this war, Europe experienced one of the largest displacement crises in history.

What is World War II?

200

Spatial data vs. Non-spatial data

What is..

Spatial data: the physical information about a location that comes from sources such as maps, satellite image, and GPS tech

Non-Spatial Data: describes the characteristics of a location, such as its population.

200

Cultural relativism vs. ethnocentrism 

What is…

- ethnocentrism: the judgment of another culture by the standards of their own culture

- cultural relativism: the act of understanding a culture based on its own values.
200

After this major war, the baby boom occurred in the United States.  

What is World War II

200

Name me at least 5 types of migration (double points if you can name more than 5!!!)

What is…?

international migration

internal migration 

interregional migration 

intraregional migration 

rural–urban migration 

rural–rural migration 

urban–rural migration 

counter-urbanization 

intra-urban migration 

transnational migration 


200

This is the year the HOMESTEAD Act was passed 

.

What is 1862?

300

Qualitative Data 

What is the data focuses on the human experience.
300

Cultural influences can be __ forces that divide a group or __ forces that unify a group of people. 

What is..

centrifugal, centripetal 

300

This farming technique is often used by with high agricultural density.

What is subsistence farming?

300

This group of people are most likely to migrate?


young, educated individuals seeking new opportunities


300

the “wet foot, dry foot “ policy did this.

What is allowed Cubans who reached U.S. soil to stay, while those intercepted at sea were returned?


400

Define scales of analysis 

What is the observational level (local, national, or global) of the world. 

400

Name different types of diffusion

What is…

Relocation

Hierarchal 

Contagious

Expansion

Stimulus 

Maladaptive

400

Pronatalist vs. Antinatalist

What is….?

 Pronatalist policies encourage higher birth rates, often in countries with aging populations. Antinatalist policies aim to reduce birth rates where overpopulation is a concern.


400

Drescribe China’s hukou system.

What is a household registration system in mainland China that classifies citizens as either rural or urban residents and ties their access to public services to their official place of registration?

400

Name this event!! In 1947, when Britain’s two-hundred-year rule ended, India’s people were divided into two nations: India and Pakistan. They were largely divided along religious lines, Hindus in India and Muslims in Pakistan. This led to one of the largest migrations in history, with millions moving across new borders. Violence, disease, and starvation.

what is the Partition of India?


500

Name the common map projections & distortions

What is?….

- Mercator 

- Peters

- Equal Area

- Robinson

500

It’s a kind of curve that starts slowly, growing rapidly, and then leveling off as adoption becomes widespread. 

What is an S-Curve??

500

The Malthusian Theory

Who is economist Thomas Malthus (1766–1834) argued that population grows exponentially, while food supply grows linearly. He warned that this imbalance could lead to famine, war, and displacement?


500

describe the dual labor market theory.

What are wealthy countries create demand for migrant labor?

500

Put these events in order NOW 😡!

____ Balsero Crisis

____ Cuban Freedom Flights

____ Cuban “Golden Exile” era

____ Great Migration begins

____ Louisiana Purchase

____ Mariel boatlift

____ Partition of India

____ United States gains independence


1: US gains independence

2: Louisiana purchase

3: Great Migration begins

4: Partition of India

5: Cuban “Golden Exile” era

6: Cuban Freedom Flights

7: Mariel Boat-lift

8: Balsero Crisis