Ap humangeo all units cross word puzzle

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Across
  1. 3. When businesses cluster together for mutual benefit. (6, IDK)
  2. 5. The study of the interactions between human societies and the physical environment. (1, IDK)
  3. 7. A location where goods change mode of transport, like a port. (6, IDK)
  4. 11. Map showing a small area with great detail, such as a city map. (1, CC)
  5. 12. Farming mainly to feed the farmer’s family. (5, CC)
  6. 13. The study of maps and mapmaking. (1, IDK)
  7. 14. The economic advantage that can result from changes in a population’s age structure. (2, IDK)
  8. 18. A language that evolves from a pidgin language to become a native tongue. (3, IDK)
  9. 20. A model showing how populations transition from high birth and death rates to low ones as a country develops. Helps explain population growth patterns. (2, VIT)
  10. 21. A state whose territory corresponds to that occupied by a particular ethnicity. Important for nationalism and reducing internal conflict. (4, VIT)
  11. 22. A country with many ethnicities that may not consider themselves separate nations. (4, CC)
  12. 25. Farming done for profit, with goods sold to others. (5, CC)
  13. 28. A farming system involving moving to new land every few years, common in tropical regions. (5, IDK)
  14. 30. The total number of people divided by total land area. (2, IDK)
  15. 31. Real estate agents used fear to encourage people to sell homes, often based on race. (7, CC)
  16. 33. Industry where the product weighs less than the inputs—like copper mining. (6, CC)
  17. 34. A policy aimed at reclaiming lost territory based on ethnicity or historical ties. (4, IDK)
  18. 35. A computer system for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data related to positions on Earth's surface. Essential for urban planning, disaster response, and environmental monitoring. (1, VIT)
Down
  1. 1. Industry where the product weighs more than the raw materials—like soda bottling. (6, CC)
  2. 2. Map showing a large area with less detail, like a world map. (1, CC)
  3. 4. The process where higher-income people move into urban areas, improving housing but displacing poorer residents. Raises issues of inequality. (7, VIT)
  4. 6. When one culture adopts some elements of another, while keeping its core traits. (3, CC)
  5. 8. A theory explaining how industries choose locations to minimize transportation, labor, and agglomeration costs. Explains the geography of manufacturing. (6, VIT)
  6. 9. A country with more than one ethnic group that sees itself as distinct nations. (4, CC)
  7. 10. A period in the mid-1900s when high-yield crops and new farming techniques greatly increased food production. Helped reduce hunger but led to environmental and economic issues. (5, VIT)
  8. 15. The process by which technological innovations have made distances feel shorter by speeding up interactions. (1, IDK)
  9. 16. Model describing decentralized cities with independent suburban hubs. (7, IDK)
  10. 17. The number of people per unit of arable land. (2, IDK)
  11. 19. The spread of an idea, even though a specific trait fails to diffuse. (3, IDK)
  12. 23. Illegal housing settlements without formal infrastructure, usually on city outskirts. (7, IDK)
  13. 24. When a group loses its cultural identity and adopts that of the dominant culture. (3, CC)
  14. 26. The process through which a characteristic spreads from one place to another. Helps explain the spread of ideas, language, and religion. (3, VIT)
  15. 27. Theory explaining how land value and rent decrease the farther you go from the city center. (5, IDK)
  16. 29. A region caught between stronger political or cultural forces, often fragmented. (4, IDK)
  17. 32. The practice of denying financial services based on neighborhood demographics. (7, CC)