Across
- 4. Travel to Natural Areas of ecological value in support of Conservation efforts and socially just economic development-- A tool for sustainable development, and protects biodiversity (7 IDK)
- 5. The displacement of lower-income residents by higher income residents as an area or neighborhood improves-- A Major Driver of infrastructure improvements and modern urban development (6 CC)
- 8. Occurs when ideas leapfrog from one important person, community,or city to another, by passing other persons, communities, or rural areas--shapes Social Norms, fashion, and technology(1 IDK)
- 10. A phenomenon in which a cultural demonstrates a marked preference for males-- Early Geographers had the universal norm be male dominated putting females secondary or not at all (2 IDK)
- 13. the statistical study or populations and its change-- Analyze data on Population size, changes, distribution ( age, gender, ethnicity) (2 VIT)
- 16. The decreasing distance between places, as measured by travel time or cost; often summarized by the phrase “ the world is shrinking”-- Distance Decay becomes less relevant and interactions between borders around the world is accessed more(1 CC)
- 20. An approach to city planning that focuses on fostering European style cities of dense settlements, attractive architecture and housing of different types and prices within walking distance to shopping, jobs, restaurants, and public transportation-- enhance social interaction and reduce environmental impact (6 CC)
- 22. process by drawing new boundaries fro U.S congressional districts to reflect the population changes since the previous census-- Needed for determining political representation which can affect community representation and election outcome ( 4 CC)
- 23. Occurs when an ethnic or immigrant groups adopt enough at the ways of the host society to be able to function economically and socially-- Leads to Cultural Diffusion and drives cultural evolution (3 CC)
- 27. the movement of people from rural to cities-- signifies the massive shift of populations from rural to urban areas, driving economic development ( 6 VIT)
- 28. Near things are more related than distance things-- dictates that people are more likely to visit, communicate with, or trade with nearby locations (1 CC)
- 29. political claim to territory in another country based on ethnic afflictions and historic borders-- key factor of nationalism and conflict, and why it starts ( 4 IDK)
- 30. A person who leaves due to fear of persecution (based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or social group) and is seeking legal recognition and protection as a refugee in another country-- Represent forced migration that’s driven by conflict, human right violations, and can redefine population demographics(2 CC)
- 32. The forming practice of planting multiple crops together in the small clearing-- Boosting food security in Developing regions ( 5 IDK)
- 33. Cost advantages to manufacturers that arise from high-volume production because the average cost of production falls with increasing output-- Leads to Industrial Agriculture, shift to cottage industries to a mass production (7 CC)
- 34. A zone of grassy, forested, or agriculture land separating urban areas-- Helps preserve ecological biodiversity and promoting a sustainable city (6 IDK)
- 35. A language of communication and commerce spoken across a wide area where it is not a mother tongue-- facilitating globalization, trade, and cultural diffusion (3 IDK)
Down
- 1. Occur where firms cluster spatially in order to take advantage of geographic concentrations of skilled labor and industry supplies specialized infrastructure, and ease of face to face contact with industry participants-- leads to the formation of industry-specific clusters and reduce transportation costs ( 7 CC)
- 2. Planting and harvesting of domesticated plants and the raising of domesticated animals for food-- Shaping land use and settlement patterns ( 5 VIT)
- 3. Agribusinesses, organized at the global scale- encompasses all elements of growing, harvesting, and processing, transporting, marketing, consuming, disposing of food for people-- Connect raw materials to consumers across borders and organizes industrial and agricultural production ( 5 CC)
- 6. A person who leaves their country because of persecution based on race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, or political opinion-- Can alter Population Structure while also can bring new cultural landscapes like food, music, and social practices ( 2 CC)
- 7. The relocation of manufacturing and support services from one country to another-- Drives deindustrialization in the Global North (Rust Belt) and industrialization in the Global South (Southeast Asia) ( 7 IDK)
- 9. A series of links connecting a commodities many places of production and distribution-- link producers in developing nations (often raw materials) to consumers in developed nations( finished product) ( 5 CC)
- 11. food production mainly for consumption by the farming family and local community rather than principally for sale in the market-- Safety Net for rural populations LDC’s, helps family consumption instead of profit (5 IDK)
- 12. the average number of people per unit area ( a square mile of kilometer) of arable land-- Helps with measure the total population and food-producing resources ( 2 IDK)
- 14. An approach to understanding other cultures that seeks to understand individuals and cultures from a wider perspective of cultural logic-- Principle understanding of people's beliefs, behavior, and practices and that understanding of a diverse world ( 3 VIT)
- 15. Central points where the functions of a functional region are coordinated and directed-- Key Intersection for Transportation infrastructure( 1 IDK)
- 17. Occurs when an ethnic or immigrant group blends in with their host culture and loses many culturally distinctive traits-- Alter Cultural Landscapes, and drive social tension while also loses cultural identity ( 3 CC)
- 18. The process where by religion become a less dominant force in everyday life than it was in the past-- reducing the visibility of traditional religious institutions, driving the shift from religious to secular public spaces ( 3 IDK)
- 19. An independent political unit with a centralized authority that makes claims to sole legal, political, and economic jurisdiction over a region with defined boundaries-- Essential for understanding boundary types and political conflicts are analyzed by relationship with state (4 VIT)
- 21. A Geographical Outlook that seeks to identify and explain the uses of space-- Helps with the where and why things are located for geographers(1 VIT)
- 24. Rapid Transformation of the economy through the introduction of machines, new power sources and new chemical processes in Europe and the US between 1760- 1830-- Represents the shift to machine based manufacturing and the movement of rural to urban for more industrial factory jobs ( 7 VIT)
- 25. The right to own or hold property, it defines the ways in which rights to that property are managed-- Shapes Land-use patterns and Power Dynamics ( 6 IDK)
- 26. Manipulation of voting district boundaries to favor a particular political party/Group, or election outcome-- It creates unnatural districts that can divide people and affect power ( voting and control) (4 CC)
- 31. regions of continuing and persistent fragmentation due to devolution and centrifugal forces-- Constant conflicts where it is escalated by superpower countries intervention (4 IDK)