Max B6

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Across
  1. 2. Geography The study of how ethnic groups are distributed geographically, important for understanding cultural diversity
  2. 6. A grassland biome used for grazing, important for agriculture in certain climates
  3. 7. Combining global and local perspectives to understand how worldwide trends affect local places
  4. 8. Judging other cultures by one’s own standards, which can lead to bias and misunderstanding
  5. 10. Strong pride in one’s nation, which can unify people or cause conflict
  6. 13. Density The number of people in a given area, used to compare crowdedness and resource needs
  7. 17. Scale Studying a small, specific area to understand detailed patterns and impacts on people’s daily lives
  8. 19. The large landmass containing Europe and Asia where most people live, key to population studies
  9. 21. Region A region with some self-government within a country, often created to reduce conflict
  10. 22. An area with shared characteristics, useful for organizing and analyzing geographic information
  11. 25. Geography The study of political systems in relation to geography, important for understanding borders and power
  12. 27. Using plants to clean pollution, an environmentally friendly urban solution
  13. 29. Improving old urban areas, important for economic growth but can cause displacement
  14. 30. The practice of farming, essential for food production and human survival
  15. 33. Farming Raising animals for food and products, a key part of agricultural systems
  16. 34. Belt Colder northern U.S. region losing population, showing migration trends over time
  17. 35. Work done for wages, central to modern economies
Down
  1. 1. Pollution from excess nutrients in water, often caused by farming runoff
  2. 3. Zone An area where two regions meet and interact, often leading to cultural and economic exchange
  3. 4. Cities Rapidly growing suburban cities, showing modern urban expansion patterns
  4. 5. Relativism Evaluating a culture based on its own values, important for reducing bias
  5. 9. Viewing the world as an interconnected whole, important because it helps explain global patterns like trade and climate change
  6. 11. A region prone to conflict due to cultural and political divisions
  7. 12. Steep landforms that can act as natural boundaries, influencing political borders
  8. 14. Belt Warmer southern U.S. region gaining population, important for economic and demographic shifts
  9. 15. Division of Labor The global distribution of different types of work, shaping economic connections
  10. 16. Chemicals used to kill weeds, increasing crop yields but impacting the environment
  11. 18. A system of communication, essential for cultural identity and interaction
  12. 20. Distribution How people are spread across Earth’s surface, important for understanding resources and development
  13. 23. An economic system based on private ownership, shaping city development
  14. 24. Theory The idea that poorer countries rely on richer ones, limiting their development
  15. 26. Revolution A major shift to machine-based manufacturing, transforming economies and societies
  16. 28. Decline When cities struggle financially, affecting services and infrastructure
  17. 31. Model A model dividing the world into economic groups, explaining global inequality
  18. 32. A social classification based on physical traits, often misunderstood but impactful socially