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Human Geography
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Attachment theory
Ethology
Evolutionary biology
Human development
Philosophy of love
Psychoanalysis
diffusion
contrast
G factor

Name: Test Date: _______ Study groups are allowed and even encouraged for AP classes, but copying work is PLAGIARISM AND DIRECT COPYING FROM EACH OTHER will NOT be tolerated. You can support each other, but your work is your work ? you will not get anybody?s help on the test or FRQ! Review: Unit 1 (Chapter 1) Nature & Perspective Describe and Explain the Importance/Significance of: Please write the following terms and provide their SIGNIFICANCE (WHY IT?S IMPORTANT, NOT JUST WHAT IT IS) 1. Scale 2. Types of Diffusion 3. Absolute Location 4. Relative Location 5. Site 6. Situation 7. Mental Maps 8. GIS/GPS 9. Origins of Geography as a study 10. Toponym 11. Cartography 12. Time-Space Convergence 13. Elements of a map

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