unit 1 reveiw Flashcards

1
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What purposes do maps serve?

A

To show people where things are located or to navigate people

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2
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Why do all maps have some degree of distortion?

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All maps show the earth on a flat surface but the earth is round and you can’t show a round object in a flat form. The shape, size, and distance, direction, and location will never be correct

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3
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what is the distortion in the Gall-Peters map

A

the middle of the map is bigger

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4
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what is the distortion in the Robinson map

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antarctica and poles are bigger

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5
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What is scale?

A

Relationship of a features size on a map to its actual size on earth

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6
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what is a Graphic map scale

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uses bar line

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7
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Define Site

A

the physical characteristics of a place

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8
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Define Situation

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the location of a place in relation to other places

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9
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what is a Formal region

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A region with high consistency in a certain cultural or physical attribute

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10
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what is a perseptual/ vernecular region

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A region defined by someone’s perspective.

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11
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what is a Functional/nodal region

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have a certain point which impacts its surrounding areas

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12
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Define Spatial Association

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The relationship or connection between two things

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13
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What is globalization?

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The connection of economic, cultural, and political characteristics

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14
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Define Density

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the number of things in a certain area

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15
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Define Distribution

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the way people or ideas are spread over an area

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16
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Define Concentration

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the extent of a features spread over space

17
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What is a thematic map?

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A map that uses data to display specific topics

18
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What is a chropleth map

A

displays average data and uses color

19
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what is a graduated circle map

A

pie charts

20
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what is a dot desity map

A

shows data with dots

21
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what is qualitive data

A

perspective

22
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what is quantitive data

A

based off facts

23
Q

what are the 3 pillers of sustainability
Environment -
Economy -
Society -

A

Environment - to preserve the nature around us and to conserve is how to use the resources around us
Economy - long term economic growth without hurting the environment
Society - people make use of resources to meet basic human needs

24
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What does the theory of possibilism state?

A

The environment affects human patterns but humans adapt to it

25
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What does the theory of environmental determinism state?

A

People are the way they are because of the environment

26
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Define the cultural landscape;

A

how human activities modify and shape the natural world

27
Q

Describe Relocation Diffusion -

A

physical transfer of idea or trait t new region

28
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describe Hierarchical diffusion

A

spread of ideas from ruler or king to subjects

29
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Contagious Diffusion is ….

A

ideas that spread from hearth

30
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Stimulus Diffusion is …..

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the spread of general concept throughout a population