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| The study of goegraphic phenomena in terms of their arrangement as pints, line, areas or |
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| The deterent or inhibiting effects of distance on human activity |
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| the movement and flows involving human activity |
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| frictional or deterrent effects of distance (costs, variability, time) |
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volumes and patterns of movement; alternative origins and/or destinations |
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the way things spread through space+ time a. expansion diffusion / contagion diffusion = proximity b. hierarchical diffusion / cascade diffusion = “trickle down” |
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witch is a represention of the population based on its composition according to asge and sex. When you look at a population pyramid, think about: - The general shape, re: the types of pyramids
- What is the reality of the place being depicted?
- Consequences of this particular situation?: short and long-term
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| generations of babys born between 1946 and 1964 |
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| count of the number people in a country regein, or place |
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| a group of individuals who share a common time frame demographic experience |
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| replacement of high birth and eath rates by low birth and death rates |
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| the study of the characterisits of human population. |
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| annual number of deaths of infants under one year of age compared to the total number of live births for that same year |
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| average number of years an ifant newborn can expect to live |
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| a subarea that specializes in understanding the spatial aspects of health and illness |
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| is the ratio of the number of live births in a single year for every thousand people in the population |
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| the ratio of the number of deaths in one year to every thousand people in the population |
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| A colonized place that takes over an un colonized place |
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| Regions that dominate trade, control the most advanced technologies and have high levels of productivity within diversified economies |
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| People,places,and regions directly involved, as producers and consumers, in transnational industry, modern telecommunications, materialistic consumption, and international news and entertainment |
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a geographic setting where new practices have developed and from which they have subsequently spread e.g. The Middle East/The Fertile Crescent, South Asia, China, Americas |
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| extends to over 4/5th of earths surface |
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