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JEHL Geography 2026

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culture (human geography) the set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in commonr(clothing, food, religion, language, music, art, hobbies etc.)
physical geography The land itself - physical features, bodies of water, climate, etic
latitude The measurement in angular degrees north or south of the Earth's equator
longitude The measurement in angular degrees east or west of the Earth's Prime Meridian
geography the study of the world, its people, and the landscapes they create
absolute location the latitude and longitude coordinates of a location
location/relative location a general description of where a place is
population density the amount of people living in an area
democracy A form of government in which the people elect leaders and rule by majority
communism a political system in which the government owns all property and dominates all aspect of life
theocracy a government ruled by religious leaders
anarchy a total lack of an official organized government
oligarchy a government run by a small group
dictatorship military rule by fear and force
political map shows only cities, states, countries
physical map shows information about the land (mountains, deserts)
special purpose map shows regional trends or anything else (religion, languages, football teams)
traditional economy type of economy in which all people make things for themselves
command economy An economic system where all business decisions are controlled by the government
market economy an economic system where people/companies determine actions based upon market supply and demand
mixed economy an economic system where there is some level of government involvement and some individual choices
GDP The total value of all goods and services produced by a country in a single year
GDP Per Capita the statistical average of the value of goods and services produced by each individual person in a given country
Standard of Living What the quality of life for people in terms of health, education, wealth, etc. in a particular place is like.
Constitutional Monarchy A king or queen shares power with other parts of government
Absolute Monarchy A king or queen has total power and control over the government
Direct Democracy People vote on all issues, laws, and rules for themselves
Representative Democracy (Republic) People vote for people to vote on issues, laws, and rules for them
Geography the study of the world, its people, and the landscapes they create
Landscape The set of human and physical characteristics that make a place uinque
Social Science a field of study that focuses on people and the relationships among them
Rural Areas with open land, farms, and small towns instead of big cities
Climate The average weather conditions for a particular location over a long period of time
urban Areas with buildings, roads, and people-usually big cities
life expectancy How long on average, people live in a country
literacy rate The number of adults in a society who can read and write
Import Anything a nation or buyer bring in from another country
Export Anything a nation or seller sells to another country
Natural Resource Things found in nature that people use
Monarchy A king, queen, or emperor rules
Created by: jjehl123
 

 



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