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| Roles specifically assingned to men or women in a culture |
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| Referring to a city setting usually has a high population density and diverse cultures |
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| Mountain ranges that runs through western russia and is considered to be the dividing line between europe and asia |
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| Containing a mix of peoples and cultures |
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| Divisions of a cultures people based on wealth power ,and prestige |
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| Refers to how easy or hard it is to change ones social class within a culture |
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| Region where people share common cultural characters |
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| Area defined by one function that maycrosscross politcal boundries often they are organizedaround a focal point such as a city |
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| Based on peoples attudesand emotions about a place ,ex the deep south |
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| Region that lies at the crossroads of europe ,asia, and africa |
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| Canalthat connects the mediterranean sea with the red sea and shorters |
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| Applies americans south of the united states it has 4main areas,mexico,central america,the west indes(caribbean) and south america |
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| An importanthuman-mande feature in this region that goes through the isthmus of panama joining the atlantic and pacific oceans and serves as a major route for a international route |
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| The areas of south of sahara desert many different ethnic groups animistic,christian, and islamic regions; many affected by the slave and trade colonization |
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| The pacific islands of new zealand(colonized by the british ) and other smaller nations like tahiti that spraed across the pacific |
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| The movement of greater numbers Of People into cities |
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| Human factors affect where people setting, like having a capital city at a central location; location new technology canoverride physical barriers , natural |
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