Shapes and direction are maintained but the sizes of continents are distorted and inaccurate (size of Iceland to size of Africa)

A graph that shows the age-sex distribution in a given population

Complex structured pidgin language that has become the native language

People united by culture, language, history, and tradition but not possessing a state

Distance from equator, wind and ocean currents, proximity to nearest body of water, topography

More distorted countries towards the central meridian

A graph that represents the pattern of birth and death rate across countries as they become more industrialized and therefore advanced

The process of innovation combining different cultures into something new (can create new ideas, values, or practices)

The chaotic and often violent separation of a state into smaller independent nations; a form of devolution

Relatively few inputs and little investment in labor and capital and have lower outputs than farmers who practice intensive agriculture

The earth is sphere-shaped but maps are flat rectangles

Environmental (climate/water/land), political, cultural, historical

A landscape modified by humans to include their cultural beliefs, traditions, and values
The human imprint on the landscape, and it offers clues about cultural practices and priorities, both past and present

NATO, UN, EU, ASEAN

What farmers produce changes with distance from the town, with livestock raising farthest from town

Hierarchical, Contagious, Sequential

The idea that only things like famine or natural disaster or severe war/genocide will be enough to regulate the human population at this point

A principle stating that the farther away one thing is from another, the less interaction the two things will have

Party that controls majority of seats in state legislature typically draws legislative maps with partisan advantage

Primary (resources), secondary (using resources), tertiary (selling resources), quaternary (managing resources)

Movement, Location, Place, Region, Human-Environment Interaction

Amount of people within the working range by the amount of people outside the working age range

Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Sikhism

Top down power structure - starts with federal and funnels down to local units; County and municipal authority granted by federal government

A global campaign to fix unfair wage practices and protect the ability of farmers to earn a living ; Meant to improve the lives of farmers and workers in peripheral and semi-peripheral countries by providing more equitable working and trading conditions