Units 1 & 2 Review

Front

north, east, south, and west

Back

cardinal directions

Front

an inset on a map that explains the symbols, provides a scale and usually identifies the type of map projection used

Back

map key

Front

Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, and Southeast

Back

intermediate directions

Front

Lines that run north to south and measure distances east and west of the prime meridian

Back

longitude

Front

lines that run east to west and measure distances north and south of the equator

Back

latitude

Front

features of an area of land that have been modified by human interactions

Back

cultural landscape

Front

Actively seeks converts; attempts to be global and not just appeal to one culture or location

Back

universalizing religion

Front

Does not seek converts; people are generally born into these religion

Back

ethnic religion

Front

Looks at how population is changing and has changed. It focuses on birth rates, death rates and natural increase.

Back

demographic transition model

Front

conditions that force people to leave their homes such as poverty, war or natural disaster

Back

push factors