here are the ones that aren't definitions
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| 3904785 | Thomas Malthus | Who had the theory that Food will increase arithmetically; population increases exponentially; food WILL run out. | |
| 3904786 | World Population Distribution | The concentrations of this term are in the Northern Hemisphere (larger land masses, better climate are the reasons why) | |
| 3904787 | Africa and Asia | The fastest growth is occurring in the poorer countries of these two continents; their cities are growing rapidly. | |
| 3904788 | China | This country's crude birth rate is lower than ours because of birth control; one-child policy | |
| 3904789 | Birth Rate - Death rate + immigration - emigration | The formula of a country's population change in one year is : (do not abbreviate) | |
| 3904790 | Total Fertility Rate | Other than the original way, what is another way population growth is measured? | |
| 3904791 | Gerrymandering | The purpose of this is to benefit one group or political party in creating congressional districts. | |
| 3904792 | Map projection and distortion | Happens when a round surface is made flat; distortion may be in size or shape of land forms, distance between land forms, or in direction. | |
| 3904793 | Stage 1 | This stage of the demographic transition model has a high birth rate, a high death rate, and low conditions/ outcomes. | |
| 3904794 | Stage 2 | This stage of the demographic transition model has high birth rates, low death rates, and high growth. | |
| 3904795 | Stage 3 | This stage of the demographic transition model has decreasing birth rates, low death rates, and a better infant mortality rate; moderate growth. Started large migration to the New World because of European wars. | |
| 3904796 | stage 4 | This stage of the demographic transition model has a low birth rate, a low death rate, a stabilized condition and low growth. Involves urbanization and even falling birth rates in some countries. | |
| 3904797 | India | Cultural Center for Hindus (country) | |
| 3904798 | Israel | Cultural Center for Jews (country) | |
| 3904799 | North Africa and Southwest Asia | Cultural Center for Muslims (country) | |
| 3904800 | Rivers | In world history it has been the significance of this that has gotten city-states to begin within Mesopotamia; in Europe the earliest and largest cities ran on this for necessary transportation. | |
| 3904801 | Great Britain and France | Who were the major colonial powers in Africa? | |
| 3904802 | Urban | We are more ____ and have been more ____ since the 1920s (talking about the U.S.) | |
| 3904803 | Sun Belt | Population is shifting from the Rust Belt to the ____ ______, as businesses seek cheaper land, lower costs. Federal government has spent more money in the ____ _____ in recent years, and elderly have sought retirement in the ___ ______. | |
| 3904804 | Boston to Washington | Our core area is from ______ to _________ (make sure you include the word "to" in between your two answers) | |
| 3904805 | Transnational Corporations | These corporations look out for themselves by seeking locations abroad where their labor is cheap and the laws are more lax. They move locations of production often. | |
| 3904806 | Mesopotamia, China, India, Mexico | Where were the early cultural hearths? (sorry the names are in a certain order and you have to get it in that order... so if you get all of them in a different order just consider it right.) | |
| 3904807 | Site | Deals with a description relative to physical features- like near a harbor or mountain | |
| 3904808 | Situation | Deals with a relative location- near by or close to some other place. | |
| 3904809 | Cultural Landscape | Religions affect food production-- religions may ban the eating of certain foods. This is in the ______ ______. (fill in the blank) | |
| 3904810 | Religion, language, ethnicity | What are the causes of clashes between groups? | |
| 3904811 | Family to branch to group to language to dialect | Parts of language are? | |
| 3904812 | mortality, war, influx of guest workers, boomer generation | What can population pyramids show? | |
| 3904813 | Guest Workers | These people come from other countries for money and cannot stay permanently. | |
| 3904814 | 15 degrees | A new time zone is every how many degrees? (take note: China does not use the international time zone) | |
| 3904815 | Cultural Extinction | This is a problem in places like the rainforest because mankind may lose knowledge about the ecosystem and medicinal customs. | |
| 3904816 | Language Extinction | This occurs usually by acculturation or take-over by a hierarchical group. | |
| 3904817 | Reference Map | This is used for location purposes for places or regions | |
| 3904818 | Thematic map | This term shows certain variables that may be located, compared, analyzed |
