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Unit 1 Test

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geographic method using geographic information to describe the earth
geographic perspective a geographic grid through which information is interpreted
4 levels of GIP "Geographic Investigation Process" Level 1: What? Where? When?Level 2: Pattern IdentificationLevel 3: Why there? How did it get there?Level 4: Prediction.. so what? What if?
2 purposes of maps 1. A tool for storing reference material2. A tool for communicating geographic information
Thales applied principles of geometry to measure land area
Hecateus first geography book
Aristotle first to demonstrate earth was a sphere
Eratosthenes first to use the word "geography", calculated the circumference of the earth to .5% accuracy
Thematic map tells a story
Reference map location
Choropleth map colors
Dot map use dots
Graduated circle map point symbol >>> bigger = more
Isoline map line symbols
cartograms not really maps, drawn to scale
mathmatical location coordinates
place names toponyms
site physical characteristics that determine location
situation relative location
distribution of features small scale, local and national
globalization a force or process that makes something worldwide in scope
language meaning within culture, signs, sounds, and guestures
cultural ecology the study of human environment relationship
Environmental Determinism "outdated", "racist", the physical environment determines social development
Environmental Possibilism "emerging", environment limits some human actions, but people have the ability to adjust to their environment
Koppen system divides the world into 5 main climate regions identified by letters a-e
Four major plant biomes: Forest, Savannah, Grassland, Desert
Soil the soil classification system has ID'd more than 12,000 soil types
geomorphology the study of earth's landforms and their effects on people
Effects of globalization *Uniform Cultural Landscapes - ex: McDonalds everywhere you travel*Integrated Economies: transnational corporations*Interdependent Economies: global trade & sharing of labor*Specialization of Regional Labor: primary, secondary, and tertiary job distributi
Density the frequency something occurs in space
Concentration the extent of a features spread over space (how they use space)
Pattern geometric arrangement of objects in space
archetype the original model from which similiar instances derive
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