Geography and Human Systems

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Settlement Patterns

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The distribution of human settlements over a geographic area, which can be clustered, linear, or scattered.

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Sustainability

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The ability to maintain ecological and human systems over the long term, ensuring that resources are used in a way that supports future generations.

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Human Settlement

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Communities established by people, influenced by factors such as landforms, climate, and resources.

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Spatial Significance

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The importance of a location based on its physical and human characteristics.

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Interrelationships

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Connections between human and natural systems that influence settlement patterns and development.

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Geographic Perspective

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A way of looking at the world considering environmental, social, political, and economic factors.

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Patterns and Trends

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Recognizing repetitive arrangements or movements in geographic data over time.

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Economic Development

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The process of improving the standard of living and economic health of a region.

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Quality of Life

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A measure of well-being based on access to resources, healthcare, education, and economic opportunities.

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Population Density

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The number of people living per unit of area, often measured per square kilometer.