Intro to Maps

Intro to Maps

Multiple Choice

THe map you see here is an example of

• Scale Analysis

• Spatial Distribution

• Geographic Regionalization

• Demographic data

Multiple Choice

latitude and longitude (parallels and meridians), Mathematical measurements mainly useful in determining exact distances and direction (maps) defines

• Distribution

• Absolute Location

• Geo Analysis

• Global Information

Multiple Choice

Density may be defined as...

• comparing its location with a familiar one

• geometric arrangement of objects.

• extent of a feature’s spread over an area.

• frequency with which something occurs in an area

Multiple Choice

How does Carl Sauer define Cultural Landscapes

• The forms superimposed on the physical landscape by the activities of man.”

• comparing its location with a familiar one

• The interactions of Man with other populations

• The diversity of cultural features among mankind

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human behavior, individually and collectively, is strongly affected by, and even controlled or determined by the environment defines

• Cultural Landscape

• Possibilism

• Environmental Modification

• Environmental Determinism

Multiple Choice

Which of the is not a type of region

• formal

• Functional

• Perceptual

• Absolute

Multiple Choice

sources of civilization from which an idea, innovation, or ideology originates (e.g. Mesopotamia, Nile Valley), viewed in the context of time as well as space defines

• Region

• MIgration

• Demographic

• Cultural diffusion