Thinking Geographically
Population Migration Patterns
Cultural Patterns & Processes
Political Patterns & Processes
Other
100

The term for the location of a place relative to other places?


What is relative location?

100

The primary reason for voluntary migration?

What is the search for better economic opportunities?

100

The term for the spread of cultural beliefs and social activities?


What is cultural diffusion?

100

The term for the legal boundaries that define political units?


What are borders?

100

Subsistence agriculture?


What is farming for direct consumption by the farmer's family?

200

The type of map that uses symbols to represent real-world objects.

What is a thematic map?

200

Define push factor in migration.


What is a negative aspect that drives people away from a location?

200

Name a major factor that influences language distribution.


What is geography or migration patterns?

200

Name one characteristic of a nation-state.


What is a defined territory and a permanent population?

200

Define a megacity.


What is a city with a population of over 10 million people?

300

The significance of scale in geography?


What is the relationship between distance on a map and distance in the real world?




300

The term for the movement of people from rural to urban areas?


What is urbanization?

300

Cultural assimilation?


What is the process by which a minority group adopts the customs of a dominant culture?

300

Gerrymandering?

What is the manipulation of electoral district boundaries to favor one party?

300

The role of technology in economic development?


What is enhancing productivity and creating new industries?

400

Define GPS and its primary use in geography.


What is Global Positioning System, used for determining exact locations?

400

Describe the term "refugee."

What is a person who is forced to leave their country due to persecution or conflict?

400

Define the term "ethnocentrism."


What is the belief in the superiority of one's own culture?

400

Describe the concept of sovereignty.


What is the authority of a state to govern itself?

400

Describe the term "gentrification."

What is the process of wealthier individuals moving into a previously lower-income neighborhood, often displacing original residents?

500

The difference between formal and functional regions?


What are areas defined by official boundaries (formal) vs. areas defined by interactions (functional)?

500

The stages of the Demographic Transition Model?


What are the stages from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates?

500

The role of religion in shaping cultural landscapes?


What is influencing architecture, holidays, and social norms?

500

The significance of the United Nations in global politics?

What is an organization that promotes international cooperation and peace?

500

The impacts of economic development on social structures?




What are changes in class structures, employment opportunities, and migration patterns?