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| describes how the population is spread out across the world. |
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| scientists who study population. |
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| the number of live births each year. |
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| is the number of deaths per year. |
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| the average number of years that people live. |
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| the changes in agriculture. |
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| moving from one place to another. |
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| people who leave one country and move to another country. |
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| the movement of people to cities and the growth of cities. |
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| villages in the countryside. |
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| cities and suburbs or nearby towns. |
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| the largest city in South America. |
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| the ways of doing things. |
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| an area with people that chare the same cultural traits. |
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| tools and the skills the people need to use. |
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| includes any changes to the environment. |
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| is the important practice or organization in a society or culture |
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| a way of organizing people into groups. |
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| is a producing distributing and consuming goods and services. |
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| producers perform for other people. |
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| are people who use money to buy goods and services. |
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| the part of the economy that produces raw materials. |
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| refers to manufacturing business. |
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| refers to services companies. |
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| the American economic system. |
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| what the market economy is based on. |
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| economic decisions are made by the central government. |
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| is the system that sets up and enforces a society’s laws and institutions. |
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| the most common form of government. |
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| Representative government |
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| also known as republican. |
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| is a form of government in which one person, the dictator holds almost total power to govern. |
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| Why is the U.S upset with Iran?(2 reasons) |
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1) Iran fired off "Test" Missels that could hit Israel(Iran is very anti-Israel) (Iran is pro-palistinian) And the U.S. is allied with Israel.
2) Secret nuclear site, / nuclear energy, nuclear wepons. |
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| Give 3 examples of developed and devolping countries. |
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Developed:
Have better access to health care.
Have better access to technology.
Have better access to safe water
Developing:
have worse access to healthcare.
have worse access to technology.
limited access to safe water. |
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| Why is the population of the world so unevenly distributed? |
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| Because of the harsh climates, too hot, too cold, lack of h2o. |
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| List 4 areas of the world with the highest population density. |
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1) Western Europe.
2) S. Asia
3) E. Asia
4) NE part of the U.S |
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| What are the Push and Pull Factors of immigration? |
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| Poverty, Increased job opportunities, Changes in government, Escape from religious persecution, disire for land, Hopes for better living conditions. |
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| What is the diffrence between Material, and Non-Material Cultures? |
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Material Culture: food, clothing, architectulture, crafts, art.
Non-Materials Culture: religon, language, beliefs, behaviors, government. |
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| Why are religon, language, and government the most important aspects of culture? |
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| Religon is important because It helps of the meaning and purpose in life, It can also guide ethics or standereds of accepted behavior. Language is important because... |
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