Human Geography by Nico Nutis, Christian Luther, Ricardo Perez, and Vander Means 3rd Period

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Across
  1. 3. People per unit of farmable land. (2, IDK)
  2. 6. Identity from culture/ancestry. (3, CC)
  3. 8. Examining patterns between people and places. (1, VIT)
  4. 9. Splitting into hostile units. (4, IDK)
  5. 14. Border made of lines/shapes. (4, IDK)
  6. 17. High input, small land. (5, CC)
  7. 19. Farming as part of big industry. (5, IDK)
  8. 20. People united by culture/history. (4, CC)
  9. 21. Cultural modification by borrowing traits from another culture. (3, IDK)
  10. 24. Explains city spacing/services. (7, VIT)
  11. 29. Value of goods/services in a country. (6, CC)
  12. 31. A place’s physical features. (1, CC)
  13. 32. Farming to sell crops. (5, CC)
  14. 33. The science of making maps. (1, IDK)
  15. 34. Shows population change over time. (2, VIT)
Down
  1. 1. Visible imprint of human activity on the physical environment. (3, VIT)
  2. 2. Farming improvements in tech and output. (5, VIT)
  3. 4. Moving from cities to suburbs. (7, CC)
  4. 5. Info tied to locations. (1, IDK)
  5. 7. Final product weighs less. (6, IDK)
  6. 10. Control within borders. (4, VIT)
  7. 11. Growing food for family use. (5, IDK)
  8. 12. Rules for land use. (7, IDK)
  9. 13. Political unit with borders. (4, CC)
  10. 14. Value of goods/services by citizens. (6, CC)
  11. 15. Shift to machine production. (6, VIT)
  12. 16. Layers of culture in one place. (3, IDK)
  13. 18. Shape/layout of a city. (7, IDK)
  14. 22. Identity by physical traits. (3, CC)
  15. 23. Not tied to location. (6, IDK)
  16. 25. Seasonal livestock migration. (2, IDK)
  17. 26. A place’s location relative to others. (1, CC)
  18. 27. City growth and population rise. (7, CC)
  19. 28. Entering a country. (2, CC)
  20. 30. Leaving a country. (2, CC)