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5 Themes of Geography - answer location, space, scale, place, and pattern

spatial perspective - answer the common bond that causes us to notice patterns of both
natural and human environment, distributions of people, and locations of all kinds of
objects

spatial organization - answer the location of people, places, and events, and the
connections among landscapes

cartography - answer the art and science of map-making

Mercator Projection - answer invented by Gerardus Mercator in 1569; intended to aid
ship navigation across the Atlantic between Europe and the Americas. Makes direction
accurate, but distorts size, especially near the Poles

Robinson Projection - answer curves the Poles inward to fix distortions of the Mercator
projection, but stretches them into long lines. Attempts to balance distortions in shape,
size, distance and direction

Peter's Projection - answerinvented by Arno Peters in 1974, and focuses on making
land masses equal in area, therefore distorting shape

grid pattern - answerrectangular system of land survey, adopted universally by the
Ordinance of 1785

scale - answera. size of unit studied, on a scale of small to large in terms of local,
regional, or global scale
b. map scale; the mathematical relationship between size of an area on a map and its
actual size on earth

GIS - answerGeographic Information System; a computer system that captures, stores,
analyzes and displays geography data, combined in layers

GPS - answerGlobal Positioning System; technology that uses a series of satellites,
tracking stations and receivers to determine precise absolute locations on earth

demography - answerdescription of people or populations

population density - answerthe number of people that live in a given area of land

, physiological density - answermeasures the pressure people may place on the land to
produce a sustainable amount of food

arithmetic density - answertotal number of people divided by total land area

overpopulation - answerthe circumstance of too many people for the land to support

carrying capacity - answerthe number of people an area can support on a sustained
basis

population pyramids - answerrepresent a population's age and sex composition

rate of natural increase - answera percentage of population growth

Total Fertility Rate - answerthe average number of children a woman is expected to
have in her lifetime

Agricultural Revolution - answerthe domestication of plants and animals, started in the
Fertile Crescent around 1000 BCE

Industrial Revolution - answera period starting in the late eighteenth century in Britain
that saw the introduction of mass production

Green Revolution - answerthe introduction of high-yielding crops and chemical fertilizers
and pesticides into tradition Asian agricultural systems

doubling rate - answerthe length of time needed to double a population

crude birth rate - answerthe number of births in a given population per one thousand
people

crude death rate - answerthe number of deaths in a given population per one thousand
people

Zero Population Growth - answera stabilized population, created when an average of
only two children per couple survive to adulthood

exponential growth rate - answera growth rate illustrated by a series of 2, 4, 8, 16, 32

linear growth rate - answera growth rate illustrated by a series of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Neo-Malthusians - answerAdhere to Thomas Malthus' theory that populations increase
too rapidly for food supplies to sustain

infant mortality rate - answerthe number of deaths among infants younger than one year
of age in a population

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