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Geo Unit 2 Review

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Population Density   The average number of people in a square mile or a square kilometer  
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Birth Rate   Number of births each year per 1,000 people  
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Death Rate   Number of deaths each year per 1,000 people  
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Immigrants   People who move into a country  
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Emigrants   People who leave the country to live other places  
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Urbanization   The growth of city populations  
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Cultural Health   A place where important ideas begin and from which they spread to surrounding cultures  
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Monotheism   Worshipping of one God  
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Polytheism   Worshipping of multiple Gods  
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Social Mobility   The ability of a person to rise in social class  
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Cultural Convergence   When the skills, arts, ideas, habits, and institutions of one culture come in contact with those of another culture  
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Diffusion   Process by which a cultural element is transmitted across some distance from one group or individual to another  
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Cultural Divergence   Restriction of a culture from outside cultures  
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Sovereignty   Nation's freedom from outside control  
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Unitary System   When one central government makes laws; local government only has power that national government gives to them  
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Confederation   System where smaller political units keep their sovereignty and give the central government only limited powers  
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Dictatorship   Government where a small group or single person holds power  
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Monarchy   Type of government where a person or group inherits their positions of power through genealogy  
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Federation   System where some powers are given to the national government and other powers are reserved for more local governments  
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Confederation   System where smaller political units keep their sovereignty and give the central government only limited powers  
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Natural Resources   Materials in natural environments that people value and use to satisfy their needs  
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Democracy   Government where people choose their leaders and have power to choose policies  
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Traditional Economy   System in which families produce goods and services for their own use, with little surplus and exchange of goods  
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Market Economy   System combining several different degrees of government regulation  
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Fossil Fuels   Fuels formed from the remain of animals and plants  
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Command Economy   System that is controlled by single central government  
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Renewable Resources   Natural resources that are constantly being regenerated or replaced by the environment  
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Nonrenewable Resources   Resources that cannot be replaced once used  
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Geothermal Energy   Energy that comes from the earth's internal heat  
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Solar Energy   Energy produced by the sun  
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Nuclear Energy   Produced by fission which is the splitting of uranium atoms to release energy  
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Subsistence Farming   Farming where people grow only enough food for their own family's or village's needs  
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Water Power   Use of falling water to generate electricity  
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Commercial Farming   Farming that produces food and other agricultural products for sale  
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Cottage Industries   The production of products by hand; usually near a home  
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Commercial Industries   Industry that employs thousands of workers and creates large quantities of manufactured goods  
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Exports   Goods sent out of the country  
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Imports   Goods brought into the country  
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