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Exam 1

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Tropic of Cancer
Aw   show
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EF   show
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show Continental(cool)  
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show Meditterranean, rare climate of coasts near cold ocean currents, Dry summer, wet winter, specialty crops that will only grow in that climate (California-olives)  
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CF   show
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BW   show
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Af   show
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show Tropic of Capricorn  
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Bw   show
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show Antarctic peninsula, antarctic circle, tundra, short, cold summer, small plants, on permafrost  
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A   show
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show Hot, very rainy and very dry season(Monsoon)  
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B   show
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BS   show
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C   show
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Ca   show
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show Marine west coast, near mixing of cold and warm ocean currents at higher altitudes, cool and rainy, temperate rain forests, rarest vegetation type-forestry with little agriculture, 265 days of rain  
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E   show
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H   show
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continental crust   show
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Oceanic crust   show
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Convergent   show
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divergent   show
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asthenosphere   show
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show One area of oceanic crust slips below another area of oceanic material, and the resulting molten material rises and forms linear volcanic island arcs  
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show occurs where molten material is rising up from the asthenosphere, forming new crust along an undersea mountain feature called a mid oceanic ridge.  
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continental divergence   show
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Climates   show
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show low latitudes nearer to the equator receive more direct sunlight than higher latitudes nearer to the poles  
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show less variation in temperature close to oceans  
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show greater variation in temperature farther away from oceans  
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Altitude   show
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Climate Region   show
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show caused by the burning of fossil fuels resulting in greenhouse gassesreleased into the atmosphere.  
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Human population distribution   show
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population equation   show
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Total Fertility rate   show
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show 2.1  
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TFR Rapid growth   show
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TFR slow growth   show
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TFR decreasing population   show
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show 1.3 or below  
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show 60%  
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show are graphical representations of population structure that give a quick visual depiction of population changes for places (usually nations)  
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show Slow growth, large working cohort can support smaller cohorts of children and the elderly  
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Rural and Urban migration   show
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show create incentives for larger families where children act as farm laborers and 'social security'. children actually produce more food than they consume, and the surplus food is sold and traded  
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show create disincentives for larger families because children are seen as economic burdens in industrial labor societies where children are not significant,contributors to family income, postindustrial economies most urban  
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What percent of the population is Urban?   show
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Urban Primacy   show
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Overurbanization   show
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show Clashes between cultures, economic classes, religions, and ethnic groups  
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show cultural group protects and defends itself against infiltration by other cultural norms.  
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show Cultures often blend into one another, forming unique, new cultures  
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show national borders drawn between people of different ethnic groups, and represent traditional territorial divisions.  
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show around resources like oil, metals, and farmland, and these borders were drawn without any consideration for the ethnic groups already in place.  
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Colonialism   show
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show former colonies regain political independence, economic disadvantage  
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The core   show
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What percent of the world population controls all of the wealth?   show
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Periphery   show
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show merging or industrial economies (China), or former colonial powers that never kept pace with economic development in the core (Portugal), dependent on investment and information technology from the core,have manufacturing (secondary) sector economies.  
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show Caribbean, natives mostly extinct  
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What is the number one place of export?   show
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show tourism, assembly plants, and offshore banking.  
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Where is the biggest offshore banking site?   show
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In the Caribbean what percent of it is Urban?   show
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What four cities have populations over 1 million?   show
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show HIV infection  
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show Deforestation, coastal pollution  
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Greater Antilles   show
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Lesser Antilles   show
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Rimland Nations   show
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What is the climate and vegetation like on the Caribbean?   show
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What is Creole (Caribbean) Identity?   show
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What are the main characteristics of Caribbean culture?   show
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show the main languages are Spanish (24 million), French (8 million), English (6 million) and Dutch (1/2 million)  
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Brain Drain   show
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show occurs toward old colonial powers and the US and Canada.  
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What was the first Caribbean nation to industrialize?   show
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Why is the Caribbean an attractive place for transnational corporate factories?   show
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Free Trade Zones   show
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show located in several island nations, focus on secrecy and zero taxation  
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show 30%,  
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Why are Caribbean nations so dependent on tourism?   show
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How many people speak Spanish or portuguese in Latin America?   show
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show 75%  
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show Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and Montevideo  
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show Has the biggest gap between rich and poor  
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What percent of the population in Latin America is under 15 years old?   show
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show Tropical deforestation in the Amazon Basin and in Central America, the worst air quality in the world (Mexico city)  
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show Plate tectonic processes create most of the region's landforms.  
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show reserves of valuable minerals, rich volcanic soils, catchment of rainfall supplying agriculture along rivers and irrigation water in dry areas,  
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show Atacama  
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Tierra Nevada   show
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Tierra Helada   show
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Tierra Fria   show
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Tierra Templada   show
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Tierra Caliente   show
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show clearing forest to create cattle pasture  
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Main characteristics of Latin America   show
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show central cities (downtown)  
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What are the population sizes in Latin America?   show
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show Aztec/Maya, Inca 13 million, additional 25 million lived in various other smaller cultures  
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show 90% or 40 million, mostly from disease  
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