Across
- 2. Small loans given to people in developing countries unable to get loans from commercial banks (IDK)
- 3. The separation of religion from state affairs (IDK)
- 4. Agriculture that is located near urban areas that requires more money and labor (CC)
- 6. Large scale emigration of large group of people with technical skills or knowledge (IDK)
- 9. Total people divided by arable land (CC)
- 11. A country with various ethnicites and cultures within (CC)
- 12. Information that relies on opinions and surveys for information (CC)
- 14. One culture adopts some traits from the other culture but retains there own practices (CC)
- 16. A common language used for business and trade between countries (VIT)
- 17. Underground area of permeable rock that contains water (IDK)
- 18. A central or focal point of a region
- 19. City with a population of 10 million or more (CC)
- 22. The uncontrolled expansion of urban areas
- 24. Company contracts a third party group to complete work for the company (CC)
- 26. Agriculture Outside of urban areas that requires less money and labor (CC)
- 27. Concentration of tech advancements that stimulate economic development
- 29. City with a population of 20 million or more (CC)
- 31. Farmers divided by the arable land (CC)
- 32. Information that relies on numbers and the census for information (CC)
- 33. Cities that develop there own distinct economic district (IDK)
Down
- 1. A region centered around a central point or node (IDK)
- 5. Power shifts from central government to regional authorities (VIT)
- 7. When large number of companies cluster together to reduce cost and gain efficiency (VIT)
- 8. A person who migrated to another country in hopes to be recognized as a refugee
- 10. When water evaporates from the soil and leaves salt on top of the soil
- 13. Large scale commercial farming that includes production, processing, and distribution. (VIT)
- 15. One culture abandons there original culture and adopts another culture (CC)
- 18. Aims to reduce urban sprawl with walkability and other sustainable methods (VIT)
- 20. When something involves the whole world and becomes global in scope (VIT)
- 21. Location of a defined boundary on a map (IDK)
- 23. A model used to categorize countries based off there economic and social development (VIT)
- 24. Jobs, manufacturing, or production to lower paid employees in other countries (CC)
- 25. A larger country growing stronger by taking over another country for its resources
- 28. Nation of people that live in more than one state (CC)
- 30. Tangible objects of a culture