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| refers to exact location - latitude and longitude |
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| when stuff just randomly happens. ex/bringing over disease |
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| southeastern NC extending into Atlantic |
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| cultural and political forces that pull away from and weaken nation/state |
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| cultural and political forces that promote political unity in nation state |
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| exchange of biota and other goods and disease from Europe to America |
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| ability of a party to produce a good/service at lower opportunity cost than others |
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| land gets more thermal variation than water because lands lower specific heat level |
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| African, European and some Amerindian elements. Caribbean. |
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| degree of compactness in a place |
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| ratio between those of working age and of non-working age |
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| relatively large urban area on outskirts of city |
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| in Mexcio it's a piece of land farmed communally under state |
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| land is rising relative to sea level |
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| belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group |
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| process of urban revitalization high-income residents displace lower income residents |
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| productive agriculture techniques developed. Hybrid plants of non-working age. |
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| large estate or plantation with a main house in Spanish speaking countries |
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| a large estate or landholding held by a family |
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| agreed upon language to facilitate communication on specific topics in world. like accounting business stuff. |
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| local economies specialize in large scale manufacturing |
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| assembly plants on Mexican border built by foreign capitol, export USA |
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| moderated by proximity to oceans and seas. cool, cloudy wet and non extreme. |
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| largest settlement cluster in the US |
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| agreement made between North America that reduced barriers to trade |
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| nationality is membership of nation or sovereign state |
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| physiologic population density |
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| a total population of a country or region to the area of arable land it contains |
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| society that has moved past the stage of heavy industry to an economy that is mainly centered on professions |
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| explains location in reference to other places. descriptive tool |
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| internal locational attributes of a place, including the local spatial organization and physical setting |
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| land in sinking relative to sea |
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| feature blending diff belief systems. Latin America animist and Christian |
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| hot. distinct tropical climate |
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| cold land. mountainous regions Latin America with cooler climate |
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| frozen land. highest places found with Andes mountains |
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| temperate land. places at moderately high elevation |
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| ex/ Texas transition from Mexico to US |
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| system of trading which country pays for it's imports by its exports |
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| arithmetic population density |
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| population of country or region expressed as an avg. per unit area |
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| external locational attributes of a place, its relative location or regional position with reference to other non-local situations |
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