5.1-5.4

Question 1

the process by which humans alter the landscape in order to raise crops and livestock for consumption and trade

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Agriculture

Question 2

the long term weather patterns in a region

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Climate

Question 2

a type of agriculture when the primary goal is to grow/raise enough food and livestock to meet the immediate needs of farmers and families

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Subsistence agriculture

Question 2

a type of agriculture when the goal is to raise enough crops and livestock to sell for profit

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Commercial agriculture

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a type of agriculture in which farmers/ranchers use large amounts of inputs(energy,labor,machines,fertilizer) to maximize yeilds

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Intensive agriculture

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a type of agriculture in which they use fewer amounts of inputs and typically result in less yields

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Extensive agriculture

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a type of agriculture in which they use heavy investments in labor and capital, which results in high yields and profit

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Intensive commercial agriculture

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a type of intensive agriculture that is labor and animal intensive using low paid human labor and NOT machines

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Intensive subsistence agriculture

Question 4

a type of agriculture where few inputs are used, that is often used in climate extremes. Examples of this are nomadic herding, and shifting cultivation

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Extensive subsistent agriculture

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a type of extensive agriculture where theres a low input of resources with a goal of selling for profit

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Extensive commercial agriculture

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the money invested in land,equipment, and machines

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Capital

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a type of subsidence agriculture that is practiced in arid and semi-arid climates, and relys on animals. Farmers move their herds to different pastures

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Pastoral nomadism

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a type of subsistent extensive farming where farmers grow crops on a piece of land for a year or two then move to a new land

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Shifting cultivation

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this type of intensive commercial agriculture used a large commercial farm that specializes in one crop, and exploits low wage labor

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Plantation

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an intensive commercial, integrated system that demonstrates independence between crops and animals

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Mixed crop and livestock farming

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a type of farming where wheat is produced in dry regions like prairies and plain

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Grain farming

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a type of intensive farming, where traditional crops are driven to local markets and solf. Now because of refrigeration, these products can be sold to distant markets. Also called truck farming

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Commercial gardening

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A type of intensive farming where fruits and vegetables are grown near an urban local market and sold to local suppliers,stores, and restaurants

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Market gardening

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a type of farming that originally was local to small geographic area, now its different due to refrigeration and transportation

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Dairy farming

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the geographic distance that milk is delivered

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Milk shed

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a type of farming practiced in regions with hot dry summers,mild winters, and narrow valleys with some irrigation

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Mediterranean agriculture

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the seasonal herding of animals from higher elevations in summer and lower elevations in the winter

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Transhumance

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commercial grazing of animals confined to a specific area, typically in areas too dry to grow crops in large quantities

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Livestock ranching

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groups of homes located near each other in a village with a strong sense of place and services

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Clustered(Nucleated) settlements

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patterns in which farmers lived in homes spread throughout the countryside

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Dispersed settlements

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patterns in which buildings and human activities are organized close to a body of water or along transportation routes

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Linear settlements

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a way of describing plot boundaries

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Metes and bounds

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surveys that create rectangular plots of consistent size

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Public land survey system/Township and range system

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areas six miles long and six miles wide

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Township

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each square mile of a township that consists of 640 acres

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Section

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an area where farms were long, thin, sections of land that ran perpendicular to rivers ex.Quebec, and Louisiana

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French long-lot system

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the origin of farming when plants and animals were domesticated, the main type of farming was subsistence

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First(neolithic) agriculture revolution

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when dogs and horses were used for protection, work, and transportation

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Animal domestication

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when people first started using parts of stems or roots of existing plants to grow others

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Plant domestication

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The first major hearth of agriculture

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Fertile crescent

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when crops and animals were domesticated in multiple regions with seemingly no interaction among the people

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Independent innovation

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the global movement of plants and animals between afro-eurasia and the americas

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Colombian exchange

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during this time food supply grew as well as the population, mechanized and improved knowledge of fertilizers helped this

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Second agriculture revolution

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a series of laws enacted by the british government that enable land owners to purchase and enclose land for their own use

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Enclosure acts

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the technique of planting different crops in a specific sequence on the same plot of land in order to restore nutrients back into the soil

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Crop rotation

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the process of applying controlled amounts of water to crops using canals,pipes,sprinklers,systems, or other human made devices rather than relying on rainfall

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Irrigation