The opposite of Environmental Determinism would be Carl Sauer's theory of___________

Hierarchical Cultural Diffusion

The Netherlands regaining land from below sea-level areas (polders) within the nation is an example of this Theme of Geography.

Human Interaction with the Environment

Tells us how people, goods, recourses, and ideas move from one place to another

Tells us what makes an area special and what makes it different from every other area

Tells us ways in which the places in an area are alike.

Tells us where people and places are

Tells us what makes an area special and what makes it different from every other area.

Tells how people, goods, resources, and ideas move from one place to another.

the relationship between the length of an object on a map and that feature on the landscape.

the system used by geographers to transfer locations from a globe to a map.

the difference in elevation between two points in an area.

the spread of a phenomenon over a given area.

Situation identifies a place by its

location relative to other objects or places.

mathematical location on Earth's surface.

unique, internal physical and cultural characteristics.

Site identifies a place by its

unique physical characteristics.

location relative to other objects and places.

mathematical location on Earth's surface.

Which of the following could be a vernacular region?

the area of dominance of a certain worldview or philosophy

the area of dominance of a television station

the market area of a supermarket

the area served by a pizza delivery person

Which of the following is most likely a functional region?

the area of dominance of a television station

an area where new ideas seem to be circulating the fastest

the area of dominance of a particular church or sect

area where people tend to be fans of a particular professional football team

Which of the following best describes the idea of a cultural landscape?

a landscape where human activity has modified the natural environment in some way

a landscape that has been completely modified, like a city center

a landscape untouched by human activity, featuring mountains, rivers, and plants

land that has been developed with museums, concert halls, and schools

The township and range system

established a gridlike pattern for much of present-day land use in the United States.

is in use nearly everywhere in the world.

was used for navigation by early pioneers, traders, and explorers in North America.

was used throughout Europe until the mid-1800s, after which the United States adopted it.

Tells us ways in which the places in an area are alike

Tells us what makes an area special and what makes it different from every other area

Tells us where people and places are

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_________ can capture, store, analyze, display, and layer geographic data.

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Earth Writing

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Choropleth

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These parallels give direction North and South

Meridians

Latitudes

Longitudes

Prime Meridian

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Type of Map

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