Emiliana Arellano B3

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Across
  1. 1. Assimilation is full cultural blending; acculturation is partial adoption. (3, CC)
  2. 5. Nomads move with livestock; ranching is fixed and commercial. (5, CC)
  3. 8. HDI shows quality of life; GDP measures economic output. (6, CC)
  4. 11. Shift from hand tools to machines in the 1700s. Led to urban growth and economic changes. (6, VIT)
  5. 12. Subsistence is for family use; commercial is for selling on market. (5, CC)
  6. 14. A state’s power to govern itself without outside interference. Defines independence and control. (4, VIT)
  7. 17. Large-scale farming tied to food industry from production to sale. (5, IDK)
  8. 18. Urban area with offices and shops outside traditional downtown. (7, IDK)
  9. 20. Ratio of distance on a map to the actual ground distance. (1, IDK)
  10. 22. Nation is a cultural group; state is a political area with borders and government. (4, CC)
  11. 24. Total population divided by land area. (2, IDK)
  12. 27. Core is rich and developed; periphery is poor and less developed. (6, CC)
  13. 28. Megacity has 10+ million people; world city has global influence. (7, CC)
  14. 31. Unitary has one central government; federal shares power with local levels. (4, CC)
  15. 32. Folk is traditional and local; pop is global and fast-changing. (3, CC)
  16. 33. Farming using lots of labor for survival, not profit. (5, IDK)
  17. 34. Wealthier people move into poor neighborhoods, raising costs and changing culture. (7, IDK)
  18. 35. Sprawl is unplanned growth; smart growth is organized city planning. (7, CC)
Down
  1. 2. Adopting some traits of another culture while keeping your own identity. (3, IDK)
  2. 3. Site is physical characteristics of a place; situation is its location relative to other places. (1, CC)
  3. 4. Believing your own culture is better and judging others by it. (3, IDK)
  4. 6. Absolute is exact like coordinates; relative describes location using other places. (1, CC)
  5. 7. Delivering goods only as needed to avoid storage. (6, IDK)
  6. 9. Explains how cities are spaced and services are distributed. Shows urban hierarchy. (7, VIT)
  7. 10. Voluntary is by choice; forced is not, often due to danger or conflict. (2, CC)
  8. 13. A model showing changes in population growth tied to economic development. Helps predict population trends. (2, VIT)
  9. 15. Immigration is moving into a country; emigration is leaving one. (2, CC)
  10. 16. Region stuck between stronger powers and often experiencing conflict. (4, IDK)
  11. 19. Looking at how things are arranged across space and asking why they are where they are. Helps geographers understand patterns and relationships. (1, VIT)
  12. 21. When people follow relatives or others from their community to a new location. (2, IDK)
  13. 23. Industry where product weighs less than inputs, located near materials. (6, IDK)
  14. 25. Spread of new farming methods like high-yield seeds and fertilizers. Boosted food production globally. (5, VIT)
  15. 26. The spread of cultural traits from one area to another. Explains how cultures blend and spread. (3, VIT)
  16. 29. A computer system that layers geographic data to analyze spatial patterns. (1, IDK)
  17. 30. Redrawing voting lines to favor a political party. (4, IDK)