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Cultural Adaptation Patterns of behavior that enable a culture to cope with its surroundings or when an individual modifies his/her customs to fit in to a particular culture. Cultural Landscape The visible features of an area of land as modified by humans showing the imprint of a cultural group. Human-Environment Read more…
Fieldwork the study of geographic phenomena by visiting and observing how people interact with and thereby change those places. Human Geography One of the two major divisions of Geography; the spatial analysis of human population, its cultures, activities, and landscapes. Globalization the expansion of economic, political, and cultural processes to Read more…
Political Relieved to government determined by government such as boundaries for independent nations Physical Visible environmental mountains rivers lakes seas and oceans are all examples Ethnic group People who may share common such as language physical traits customs and traditions Religious group People who share a common set of beliefs Read more…
oil, gas and coal What type of natural resources does Russia have? Ural Mountains What divides Europe from Asia? root vegetables What is the staple food for Russia? They had a command economy, which means the government controlled the population, and no one can own land. What type of government Read more…
What was South Carolina’s Climate and Geography? Winter short and mild. Low Plains and swampy. Long growing season. What was Georgia’s Climate and Geography? Coastal Swamps. Winters short. Summers hot. Long growing season. What was Virginia’s Climate and Geography? Hot, humid summer, rain, and fertile soil. Mild winter. What was Read more…
Carrying capacity Maximum human population that an area can support indefinitely on a specific resource base and at a specific level of technology SOIL/CLIMATIC CONDITIONS AND LEVEL OF TECHNOLOGY Optimum Population Population size which maximizes human welfare/standard of living Tragedy of the commons Conflict between individual self-interest/desire and the common Read more…
Geography The study of the Earth and its human and non-human features 4 Cardinal Directions North, South, East, West Latitude Distance North or South of the Equator Longitude Distance East or West of the Prime Meridian Sphere 3 D circle Degrees units that measure angles Hemisphere A half of the Read more…
Human Impact on the Environment of Western Europe Acid deposition, global warming, and genetic engineering are just a few of the most important issues facing Western Europe these days. The human impact on the environment of this region has sparked heated debates, the development of think tanks, the funding of Read more…
fieldwork The study of geographic phenomena by visiting places and observing how people interact with and thereby change those places. human geography One of the two major divisions of geography; the spatial analysis of human population, its cultures, activities, and landscapes. globalization The expansion of economic, political, and cultural processes Read more…
Places have both physical and human characteristics. Choose H if the item describes a human characteristic, choose P if the item describes the physical characteristics. In Canada, tension exists between French and English-speaking people. H Choose H if the item describes the human characteristic, choose P if the item describes Read more…
Africa is one of only two continents a cluster of: Great lakes Which of the following is associated with the concept of continental drift? Pangea A disease that spreads worldwide is known as a(n): Pandemic The major difference between an endemic and a pandemic disease is that: An endemic disease Read more…
Core, mantle and crust Three components of the earth: Inner core This part is extremely hot (5000degrees), solid and consists of iron and nickel Mainly molten and consists of iron Outer core: Mantle 3,500degrees, semi-molten and 80% of earths volume Outer skin of earth and made of solid rock Crust: Read more…
Geography The study of the earth’s surface, including such aspects as its climate, topography, vegetation, and population. Spatial Perspective Way of identifying, explaining, and predicting the human and physical patterns in space and the interconnectedness of various spaces. Five themes of geography created in 1984 by National Council for Geographic Read more…
The Five Themes of Geography 1) Location 2) Place 3) Human – Environment Interaction 4) Movement 5) Region Location Every place on Earth has a location. Location is defined in terms of ABSOLUTE and RELATIVE location. The theme of location is concerned with the question: “Where is it?” A) Absolute Read more…
What cultural factors do geographers consider when they study human geography? -Customs -Ethnicity -Language -Religion What group makes up the largest percentage of Greenland’s population? -Inuit Of what country is Greenland a part? -Denmark In which country are the people least likely to change their physical environment? -Greenland Canada is Read more…
Poaching can apply to the illegal hunting, fishing, or eating of animals or plants. True The latifundia system is considered an obstacle to development in Latin America. True For many years, Venezuela provided free oil to poor people in the U.S. True Which of the following is not an endangered Read more…
The effects earthquakes and volcanic eruptions Although earthquakes usually last for only a few seconds, they can cause a lot of damage. The damage is sometimes caused by the aftershock , or other natural disasters resulting from the quakes such as landslides or huge tidal waves known as tsunami. Level Read more…
is an English word that comes from the Greek geographia, which means to describe the Earth. Geography is the study of the distribution and interaction of physical and human features on the Earth Geography List the five themes of geography and the question they answer Location- Where is it? Place- Read more…
Which of the following factors does NOT explain the environmental diversity of Europe? El Nino Which part of Europe is the region’s unquestionable focus of intensive agriculture, large cities, and major industrial activities? The European Lowland How does the environment of Eastern Europe compare to that of Western Europe? Eastern Read more…
Kremlin fortress that houses the government of Russia Tsar supreme leader of Russia before the creation of the Soviet Union Russia largest country in the world Eastern Orthodox Church most Russians practice religion in this church St Petersburg & Moscow Russian cities located on the Northern European Plain Chernobyl site Read more…