AP Human Geography

4. The visible imprint of human activity on the environment
8. A model outlining five stages a country goes through as it develops economically.
9. When ideas spread from powerful or influential people/places to others.
14. The idea that developing countries are kept poor by their dependence on wealthier nations.
16. When people move and bring their cultural traits with them.
18. The increasing interconnectedness of different parts of the world
19. The renovation of urban neighborhoods by wealthier individuals, often displacing lower-income residents.

1. A period of agricultural innovation involving high-yield crops and chemical fertilizers (1940s–1960s).
2. A region defined by a central place and the activities connected to it
3. A group of countries united for shared goals (Ex: European Union)
5. A factor that divides people and weakens a state
6. A factor that unifies people and strengthens support for a state
7. A model that explains agricultural land use patterns in relation to distance from a market.
10. A country whose population shares a common identity, language, and culture.
11. A model showing changes in birth and death rates over time as a country develops.
12. The growth of cities and the movement of people from rural to urban areas.
13. A small area occupied by a distinct ethnic group, often within a larger, different culture.
15. Large-scale farming operations that are part of a global food production system.
17. The spread of cultural elements, ideas, or innovations from one area to another.