Geography Vocabulary #3

3. (noun) set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in common.
5. (noun) the wealth of cultural elements that has been passed down over generations.
6. (noun) a city, its suburbs, and surround areas that form a large urban area.
9. (noun) when several metropolitan areas grow together.
10. (noun) placement of people and objects on Earth and the space between them.
11. (noun) the total number of people in a given area.
15. (noun) a type of irrigation using a sprinkler system in the center of a large, circular field for farming.
16. (noun) a a type of society that includes a variety of cultures in the same area.
18. (noun) farmers cut down trees and plants with knives and machetes and bur the fallen trees to clear land for farming.
20. (noun) the process that breaks up rock by injecting large amounts of water and chemicals into cracks.
21. (noun) the process of moving from one placed to live in another.
23. (noun) carved steps into steep hillsides to create flat land for growing crops.
24. (noun) place where a community is established.

1. (noun) an activity or behavior in which people often take part.
2. (noun) the substantial exchange of goods between cities, states, or countries.
3. (noun) spread of culture traits from one region to another.
4. (noun) a group of people who share a common culture and ancestry.
7. (noun) path used by traders for buying and selling goods.
8. (noun) grouped around or at the center of a resource.
12. (noun) measure of the number of people living in an area.
13. (noun) areas found outside of cities.
14. (noun) an area in which people have many shared culture traits.
17. (noun) cities and the surrounding areas.
19. (noun) purposefully laid out with a network of transportation routes.
22. (noun) annual number of births per 1,000 people.