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| properties when creating map projection |
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| preserved in equivalent map projection |
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| equivalent map projection |
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| landmasses have same area, distorted shape |
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| balanced representation, common general-purpose |
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| where human geogrophers begin |
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| time space convergence increases as |
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| friction of distance decreases |
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| 3-D map cast to 2-D paper distorts... |
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| everything except absolute altitude of land masses |
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| study of natural events: tornadoes, forest fires, landslides |
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| ratio between linear distance on map and linear distance on Earth's surface |
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| what geographers characterize accessibility in terms of |
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| study of how human activity is organized in space and relationships between people and their environment |
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| what spatial interdependence between 2 countries is limited to |
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| places connected to events and processes around them |
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| based on representations of actual locations direct experiences peoples imaginations |
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| environmental determinism |
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claiming a persons physical, social, and economic development and behavior are fundamentally the result of physical environment
apparently this == racism, but like...? |
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| allows core countries to maintain significant influence over the periphery |
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| political and legal domination of a foreign society by the colonizing power |
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| manufacturing goods that had previously been imported or available through trade |
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| increased connectedness of different parts of the world through common processes of economic, environmental, political, and cultural change |
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| believe greatest threat is population growth |
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| asymmetrical age-sex pyramid |
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| implies males experience events differently than female cohorts |
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| population most obviously affected by |
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| environmental factors: resources, climate, water, topography |
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| birth and death rates equal, no increase or decrease |
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| RNI at preindustrial age ___ industrial age |
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| study of population characteristics |
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| death decreases, birth decreases. direct effect of economic production |
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| determined mathly through points and lines |
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| determined by natural and degree of connectivity |
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| determined by terms of sites, situations |
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| reflection of the time and cost of overcoming a distance |
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| passes through Greenwich, England |
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| individual places are connected to events and processes around them |
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| path from production to consumption |
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| colonialism always results in |
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| complete legal and political power |
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| proposed geologic epoch defined by humans as drivers of environment change |
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| quantification tool that estimates the resource consumption and waste production of a population in terms of productive land |
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| internally displaced person - idp |
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| someone who is forced to flee their home, but remains within their country |
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| groups with distinctive identifiers that exist within the state |
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| extreme identification with a region rather than a state authority |
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| assertion that a minority outside its borders belong culturally |
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| environment, economy, equity |
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