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AP Human Geography Crash Course Unit
1
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According to environmental determinism, productive citizens are usually caused
by... - -ideal climates such as the Egyptian region near the Nile River.

cartogram - ✅✅ -a type of map used to present statistical information and the
data is reflected on the map; it distorts the map.

Choropleth Map - ✅✅ -A thematic map that uses tones or colors to show
patterns of some variable

Coal mining in West Virginia is an example of... - ✅✅-...the natural resource
element of the human-environmental interaction.

distance decay - ✅✅ -the intensity of some phenomenon decreases as distance
from it increases. Ex. intensity of sound decreases as you walk away from the
state of a rock concert.

Dot Density Map - ✅✅ -Thematic map that uses dots to represent the frequency
of a variable in a given area

Geographic Information System (GIS) - ✅✅ -A computer system that stores,
organizes, analyzes, and displays geographic data using layers.

Global positioning system (GPS) uses what? - ✅✅-Remote sensing using
satellites

How do you determine a formal (uniform) region? - ✅✅ -If each place
undeniably shares a characteristic, it is a formal region. Ex. The Sahara

How do you determine a functional (nodal) region? - ✅✅-Ask 'What is the
extent and influence of the NODE?' Ex. milkshed

, How do you determine a perceptual (vernacular) region? - ✅✅ -If the
boundaries are created based on opinions, or cannot define an exact boundary, it
is perceptual. Ex. the South.

In friction of distance, distance reduces... - ✅✅-...the amount of interaction
between two places.

Isoline map - ✅✅-A thematic map with lines that connect points of equal value.
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Most geographers don't believe in possiblism or determinism, they believe in... -
-...CULTURAL determinism, which argues the only restrictions humans face
are the ones they create for themselves

proportional thematic maps - ✅✅-use symbols to display the frequency of
some variable

Remote sensing refers to... - ✅✅
-...a collection of info from SATELLITES and
distance collection systems not in physical contact with the objects being
analyzed.

Some of the spatial patterns are... - ✅✅-...random, uniform, clustered, linear,
and grid patterns.

spatial pattern - ✅✅
-the way people, objects, and interconnected human
phenomena are organized, distributed, and placed in the world.


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Studying the environmental impact of factories moving into Southeast Asia from
Western regions would use a... - -...regional SOA.


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Studying the environmental sustainability impacts these factories on the city of
Taipei, it would use the... - -...local SOA.


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Studying the rate of land use and human workforce outputs is an example of ... -
-...the sustainability element of the human-environmental interaction.

Terrace farming in Southeast Asia is an example of... - ✅✅-...agricultural land
use pattern.

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