Location, Distance, and Scale
Regions and Spatial Concepts
Diffusion
Human Geo Tools and Tech
Environment and Maps!
100

Relative distance between Mumbai and New York can feel smaller because they share a common global __________.


culture

100

A map of the different religious regions of a country would be what type of region?

Formal Region

100

What is distance decay?

The farther you are away from something the less of a relationship you will have with it. 

100

What does GPS use to determine absolute location?

satellites

100

What is the theory helped support the ideas of colonialism that the place you live shapes the type of person you are?

environmental determinism

200

What are two ways to show absolute location?

Longitude and latitude or a street address. 

200

Give an example of a functional region. 

pizza delivery area, marta route, etc

200

Give an example of stimulus diffusion. 

Changing the menus in McDonalds based on local culture. 

200

GIS uses what to layer, store, and analyze geographic data?

computers

200

What type of map has the smallest scale and the least amount of distortion?

globe

300

Saying that Zaxbys is near the Target and Home Depot is explaining Zaxby's what?

Relative Location

300

The black death first started in India and spread throughout Europe from the fleas on rats on the ships. India would be an example of what what?

Hearth

300

Contagious diffusion spreads through direct __________ between individuals.

contact

300

What is used to observe and gather data and photos of the earth's surface?

remote sensing

300

What map projection makes Greenland and Africa look around the same size?

Mercator

400

The globe would have what type of map scale?

small scale

400

Sequent Occupance is how different cultures leave their what on a landscape over time.

Their imprint or mark

400

Give an example of someone who would spread something through hierarchical diffusion.

A celebrity or politician, or someone higher up with power. 

400

When advances in transportation and communication make our world seem smaller, this is called what?

time space compression

400

What are examples of renewable and non renewable resources?

renewable- wind, sun, water, air

non renewable- fossil fuels, coal, natural gas

500
A map of the town of Jackson, Georgia would be an example of what type of map scale?

large scale

500

What is ecuneme?

Where people live! The habitable parts of the earth. Also the cutest word in AP HuG

500

What was the hearth of diffusion in the 1854 cholera epidemic?

the water!! Thank goodness for the rizzy Dr. John Snow and his use of geography!! swoon.

500

What is an intervening opportunity?

When a closer more attractive option presents itself. 

500

a type of thematic map that intentionally distorts the size or shape of geographic regions (like countries or states) so that their area matches a specific data value—such as population, wealth, or votes—rather than their actual physical land area

cartogram