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| What ranks high oh the list of human needs? |
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| What are the functions of shelter? |
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| Protect against weather, privacy, comfort, storage, and a place to display values and achievements |
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| What does shelter reveal? |
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| What reveals region and culture through shelters? |
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| Building materials, social needs, economic needs, cultural traditions, natural environment |
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| In the form of what does one culture give away another? |
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| What two things give impressions of social values and economic needs? |
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| Layout and function of houses |
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| What two things do materials reflect? |
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| The ____ houses the ____ cultivation? |
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| What is the most prevalent rural residential pattern in agricultural areas? |
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| In nucleated settlement land use is just as intense but who is the work done by? |
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| Where do the underlines of development of villages today come from? |
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| Tradition, political organization, physical land characteristics |
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| What do we assume early humans lived in? |
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| Bands of 12 to 50/60 people who migrated and set up temporary settlements |
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| What were the first shelters? |
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| Holes covered in branches and leaves |
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| As capacity to domesticate animals, grow crops, store food, ________ so does the size and complexity of human groupings? |
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| What is it necessary to construct in communities? |
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| What are some other facilities in communities? |
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| Food/implement storage, guest quarters, sheltering of livestock |
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| Human communities existed as long as how long ago? |
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| Because of environmental influences, early migration people went where? |
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| Because of war people went where? |
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| New, difficult, situations |
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| What is one amazing adaptation? |
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| Igloo by Inuit in the frozen North |
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| Sometimes the construction of technique introduction leads to abandonment of what? |
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| Where did european colonial expansion lead to? |
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| What did cultural geographers try to reconstruct? |
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| What are the four classifications of dwellings? |
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1. Unchanged Traditional
2. Modified Traditional
3. Modernized Traditional
4. Modern |
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| What type of residential place has a layout, construction, and appearance that haven't been changed by external influences over the past century? |
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| What are the two Canadian houses? |
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| French-Canadian house of Quebec and British-Canadian house of Ontario |
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| Which Canadian house if elaborate, curved rooflines, attic, dormer windows, raised balcony across front, and one side has a summer kitchen? |
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| Which Canadian house is compact and austere? |
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| What are the three types of United States Traditional houses? |
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| New England, Middle Atlantic, Southern |
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| Which type of U.S. Traditional house is wood framed, sometimes called "saltbox" and is from colonial times? |
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| Which type of U.S. Traditional house is an origionated one-room log cabin with a stone chimney and fireplace at one end and later rooms, a porch, and second floor were added? |
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| Which type of U.S. Traditional house is one story with a porch and is built on a raised platforms and has raised stone foundations? |
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| What reduces interior heat in a house? |
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| What reduces flooding in low-lying areas? |
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| What type of residential place has new materials or elements that don't change the original structure? |
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| What provides better rain protection? |
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| What provides better air circulation? |
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| Addition of windows and wooden doors |
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| What decreases the amount of moisture? |
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| What type of residential place has new materials, floor plans, and layouts? |
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| What did Modernized Traditional houses start with? |
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| One bedroom, no two car garage, and none of the modern interior specialization |
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| What is the most common type of house in the United States? |
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| What do modern houses reflect? |
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| Advanced technology, upward mobility, practicality, comfort, hygiene, large scale urbanization |
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| What is another name for a Ranch-style house? |
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| Where did the Ranch-style house originate? |
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| What type of modern dwelling has a low angle roof, screen porch/patio, pool/deck, BBQ pit, and space demanding energy-consuming features |
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| In modern dwellings what makes up for what? |
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| Cultural geographers sometimes classify dwellings according to what three things? |
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| Physical structure, complexity, and materials |
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| What is at one end of classification? |
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| Caves, windbreaks, pit dwellings, huts |
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| What is at the high end of classification? |
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| Mansions, single family homes |
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| Dwelling structures are associated with what? |
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| Less durable dwellings reflect what? |
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| Scarcity of materials and explosive growth |
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| What building material reveals a link to distribution of forests? |
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| Where did the log house originate? |
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| Cold forests of North Europe |
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| What are hard, oven-baked blocks of various sizes? |
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| What are piled without mortar and caulked with mud and thatched roofs? |
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| What two building materials are most common? |
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| What building material is made up of poles and sticks woaven and plastered with mud? |
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| What building material is in african houses? |
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| What building material is in African savanna lands? |
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| What do people bring with them as they migrate? |
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| What are construction changes due to? |
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| Who created three principles? |
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| Where are New England houses mainly? |
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| Where are Mid Atlantic houses? |
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| Where did Ranch Style houses go? |
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| The smallest clusters of about a dozen buildings |
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| What are the largest clusters? |
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| How many people are there up to in a village in Canada? |
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| How many people are there up to in a village in the United States? |
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| How many people are there up to in a village in India? |
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| How many people are there up to in a village in China? |
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| A settlement which a majority of the population was involved in primary activities and in which there is little investment in public infastructure |
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| Why is it difficult to distinguish between rural and urban? |
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| Because people commute from traditional villages to towns or cities for work and as part farmers |
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| People reflect what two types of conditions? |
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| Historical and environmental |
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| What type of village is a circular village which surround a ruler? |
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| What type of village is in rural areas and is surrounded by a protection? |
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| What type of village is on an evenly distributed land split? |
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| How much of the worlds population lives in villages and rural areas? |
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| How many of China's people live in villages? |
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| How many of India's people live in villages? |
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| Where are the most villagers in the world? |
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| Indonesia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Africa |
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| In South Asia about how many farm villages are there and how many inhabitants are in each? |
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| Who said that places confine human mind within the narrowest possible bounds? |
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| What didn't Karl Marx understand? |
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| Inhabitant strength, relationship with God/Allah, confidence in salvation |
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| What do people share where commercial agriculture prevails? |
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| Materialistic Orientation |
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| What are some common qualities of regions? |
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| Evidence of social stratification and differentiation of builings |
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| What are the primary functions of farm villages? |
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| Protection of livestock and storage |
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| How are dwellings built in Africa? |
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| Circular surrounding Corral or Krral |
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| Where is functional differentiation greatest? |
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| What do prosperous North American farms include? |
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| Two-story farmhouse, stable, farm, outbuildings- garage, workshop, shed, silo |
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| What are settlement patterns always influenced by? |
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| Cultural preferences, physical circumstances, even chance historical occurances |
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| What are the greatest influences on patterns of settlement and land use from? |
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| Physical environment and social rules about land use and distribution |
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| Where is the space between villages increased in mountanous areas than in? |
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| The most dramatic differentiation in rural land is by what? |
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| What is the one unifying theme around the world? |
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| Where are traditional farm village common? |
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| India, Sub-saharan African China, Southeast Asia |
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| Where is agriculture's new form? |
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| In the U.S. what percent of people are still farmers? |
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| What is commercial farming? |
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| Huge corporation farming in factories with equipment (Not Asia and Africa) |
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| What are dwellings typically made up of? |
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| Materials available in the area |
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| What is China's house type material? |
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| Baked mud walls and thatched roofs |
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| Where is the wattle construction number the largest in the world? |
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| Where are linear villages? |
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| Low lying areas of West Europe around basin |
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| What type of village is a spanish design? |
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| In the early 21st century how many people lived in villages and rural areas? |
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| The rectangular land scheme in the United States is a township and range system? |
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| As satelittes become more complex function differences are seen in buildings? |
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| Corrigated Iron is used in roofing in some traditional houses around the world |
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| Style is the most important factor in modern housing |
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| Today building materials don't reflect resource availability because of transportation |
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| Wattle houses are found mainly in tropical regions |
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| Worldwide, rural settlements are small because few people are needed to run the land |
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| What is the Canadian-French colonial system? |
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| What is a system of land survey along the East system? |
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| What delineates property lines adopted in places where settlement is regulated by law, land, surveys, crutial in emplimentation? |
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