Nevaya Nunez crossword puzzle

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Across
  1. 1. The idea that the environment sets some rules, but humans are smart enough to find a workaround. (Example: Building a ski resort in a desert).(VIT, 1)
  2. 7. A group of people who feel like a "family" because of history or language (like the Kurds).(IDK,4)
  3. 8. Farming run by giant corporations instead of a guy on a tractor named Old MacDonald.(CC,5)
  4. 10. Going "all in" on a new culture until your original culture basically disappears.(IDK,3)
  5. 11. The 1960s "Food Upgrade." New seeds and chemicals made way more food, but caused some environmental drama.(CC,5)
  6. 12. EXITING your old country.(CC,2)
  7. 13. Ag Farming huge areas of land with way less work/effort (like a giant cattle ranch).(IDK,5)
  8. 14. When a city just keeps crawling outward, eating up the countryside with endless suburbs.(IDK,6)
  9. 15. Taking a round Earth and flattening it onto a paper. Spoiler: It always messes up the size or shape of something. (IDK, 1)
  10. 17. A fancy word for a country with borders and a government.(CC,4)
  11. 18. The "Quality of Life" score. It looks at money, how long you live, and if you go to school.(VIT,7)
  12. 20. Moving to a new place and picking up the local vibe, but still keeping your original roots.(CC,3)
  13. 22. An old, racist move where banks refused to give loans to people in certain (usually minority) neighborhoods.(CC,6)
  14. 23. Franca A "bridge language." If a German and a Brazilian businessman meet, they’ll probably speak English to understand each other.(IDK,5)
  15. 25. Those wiggly lines on a map that connect places with the same "stuff," like temperature or height.(CC,1)
  16. 28. Cheating with boundaries. Politicians redraw voting maps to make sure their party wins the next election.(VIT,4)
  17. 31. Moving cows or sheep up the mountain in summer and down to the valley in winter.(VIT,5)
  18. 32. When similar businesses (like tech companies) all huddle together in one spot to share workers and resources.(IDK,7)
  19. 33. How many things are in a space (How many people in the room?).(IDK,1)
Down
  1. 2. A cultural mash-up. Taking two different traditions and making a new "remix."(VIT,5)
  2. 3. The "Who's paying for this?" ratio. It compares kids and seniors to the people actually working and paying taxes. (IDK, 2)
  3. 4. When three or more countries team up (like the UN or EU) to get things done, even if they have to give up a little power. (IDK,4)
  4. 5. Ag Working a small plot of land really hard to get every last bit of food out of it.(IDK,5)
  5. 6. A 4- or 5-stage "life cycle" for countries. They start with lots of babies and lots of deaths, and end up with few babies and long lives. (VIT, 2)
  6. 9. Theory The logic of why cities are spaced out the way they are. Big cities are far apart; tiny towns are everywhere.(VIT,6)
  7. 16. A reality check. It’s not just "people per mile," it’s "people per chunk of farmable land." (IDK, 2)
  8. 19. Moving IN to a new country.(CC,2)
  9. 21. Taking stuff from the Earth (Farming, mining, fishing).(CC,7)
  10. 24. When a "bad" neighborhood gets fixed up. The area looks nicer, but the original (usually poorer) people can’t afford to live there anymore.(IDK,6)
  11. 26. When the big central government gives some power back to local regions to keep them from quitting the country.(CC,4)
  12. 27. Factories in Mexico right next to the US border. They make stuff cheap for Americans. (IDK,7)
  13. 29. Thinking your culture is the "correct" one and judging everyone else based on your own rules.(CC,3)
  14. 30. Making stuff (Factories and construction).(CC,7)