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when an idea or innovation spreads from one person or group to another and is adopted.
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- expansion- new idea spreads through out society
- relocation- traits spread when people move to a new place taking their culture with them
- hierarchical- traits that spread from a larger place to a smaller place
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| connections around world increase causing cultures to become more alike |
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an example of globalization
(ex) clothes |
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| the process of cultures becoming more distinct and seperate |
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- opposite of globalization
- following long time practices and opposing many modern technologies and ideas
- (ex) amish
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- strictly following certain established principals and teachings
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| different ways of viewing things |
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a regional variety of a language
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| main language of globalization and the internet is: |
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| language of trade and communication used by people who speak different languages |
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| a key culture trait that binds many societies together and gives meaning to people's lives |
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| religions found among people of one ethnic group and that don't generally spread into other countries |
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religions in which people believe in the presence of animal spirits and forces of nature
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| religions that seek followers all over the world |
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| monotheism and polytheism |
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- monotheism-belief in 1 god
- polytheism-belief in many gods
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| people whose goal is to spead their religion |
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| islamic houses of worship |
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| religious journey to mecca (holy place in middle east) required of muslims |
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| when an individual or group adopts traits from another culture |
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when an individual or group joins a new culture and takes on that culture's traits in an effort to belong or relate
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| statistical study of human populations |
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| the process of moving from one place to another |
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| average number of people living in an area |
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| number of births each year for every 1,000 people living in a place |
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| how many people have died each year measured in thousands |
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| people who come to a new country to live |
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| people who exit a country to live somewhere else |
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| what tools do geographers use to study population? |
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| maps, graphs, population pyramids, spatial perspective, choropleth map |
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| what are 3 major factors for the number of people living in any place? |
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birthrate
deathrate
migration |
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| natural population growth determined by: birthrate - deathrate= natural increase |
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| existing # of people is too large to be supported by resources |
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| model that shows how birthrate and deathrate drop as countries develop |
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| 4 stages of population growth |
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- stage 1- birthrate + deathrate = high
- stage 2- death rate begins to fall birthrate high
- stage 3- both birth rate + deathrate = low
- stage 4- low birthrate and death rate + immigration
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| 3 human and 3 physical traits of population density |
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human
- social
- political
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physical
- resources
- relief
- climate
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population map
the denser the population the darker the color |
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| internal and external migration |
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internal- moving to a new place within the same state or country
external- moving to aa new place in a different country or continent |
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| when one member of a family migrates and sends money and such for the rest of the family to come |
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a large group of the same ethnic/country background
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