Shelby Marullo Extra Credit Project

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Across
  1. 4. simplified form of a language used by non-native speakers (3,CC)
  2. 7. creates division in a state (4,CC)
  3. 8. mixing of a colonizer's language with the indigenous language (3,CC)
  4. 12. city that serves as a link between one country or region to others because of its physical situation (7,IDK)
  5. 13. ring surrounding a city from which milk can be supplied without spoiling (5,IDK)
  6. 16. process where specific regions acquire characteristics that differentiate them from other within the same country (1,IDK)
  7. 18. value of the product minus the cost of raw materials and energy (6,IDK)
  8. 20. area of a city where retail and office activities are clustered, important because the urbanization of cities is closely tied to the development of the CBD (7,VIT)
  9. 23. area delineated by the U.S. Bureau of the Census for which statistics are published (1,IDK)
  10. 26. scientific study of population characteristics (2,IDK)
  11. 28. agriculture generated for the purpose of feeding the farmer's family (5,CC)
  12. 30. portion of the economy involved with the requirement of a high level of specialized knowledge or technical skill (6,CC)
  13. 31. rotating or mixing different seeds in the same swidden (5,IDK)
  14. 32. economic activities that are deliberately organized around one or more high-growth industries (6,IDK)
  15. 33. origin of culture, important because it explains how culture diffused and how people were connected (3,VIT)
  16. 34. agriculture generated for the purpose of selling (5,CC)
  17. 35. migration to a new location (2,CC)
Down
  1. 1. commonly observed statistical relationship between the population sizes and population ranks of a nation's cities (7,CC)
  2. 2. creates unison in a state (4,CC)
  3. 3. legal framework based on strict Muslim principles (3,IDK)
  4. 5. number of children a woman could supply to replace parents and compensate for early deaths without migration (2,IDK)
  5. 6. industries locate where they have access to minimized transportation costs, minimized labor costs, and maximized agglomeration, important because explains how economies develop and where people go (6,VIT)
  6. 9. study of the interplay between international political relations (4,IDK)
  7. 10. country's leading city with a population that is 2Xs greater than other urban areas within the same country (7,CC)
  8. 11. area that meets the requirement of BPRS, important because political geography stems from how states interact with each other and where they are on the map (4,VIT)
  9. 14. relative location of a place (1,CC)
  10. 15. belief that inanimate objects have a spirit (3,IDK)
  11. 17. portion of the economy involved with the collection, processing, and manipulation of information and capital (6,CC)
  12. 19. ffect in which an increase in spending produces an increase in national income (7,IDK)
  13. 21. migration from an old location (2,CC)
  14. 22. conflict over a resource on a boundary between two countries (4,IDK)
  15. 24. physical characteristics of a place (1,CC)
  16. 25. landscape created by humans, important because it is a physical representation of human culture and is commonly used to explain connections between terms in geography (1,VIT)
  17. 27. effort to modify the Earth's surface through the cultivation of crops and livestock, important because understanding agriculture allows for the study of the hearths, its diffusion, and how it became modernized through different revolutions (5,VIT)
  18. 29. process of change in a society's population from high CBR and CDR to low CBR and CDR with a higher total population, important because it displays how population develops and compares to other countries (2,VIT)