geography

what elements do cultures share

• common beliefs, values, customs, traditions, language, and social norms
• similar clothing, food, and music
• common government, laws, and institutions
• shared history, geography, and climate

what are internal factors of culture

• Food, clothing, and shelter
• Language, beliefs, values, customs, traditions, social norms, and attitudes
• Geography and climate
• Economy and technology

what are external factors of culture

• geographical location, economic factors, political factors, language, religion
• family values, education system, social norms, art and literature, media influence
• climate, natural resources, population demographics, government policies, urbanization
• historical events, globalization, technology, migration, interactions with other cultures

what is the spread of knowledge from one culture to another

• cultural exchange
• cultural transmission
• cultural assimilation
• cultural diffusion

what events fostered cultural diffusion

• intermarriage, isolation, technological advancements
• religious conversion, political alliances, language barriers
• industrial revolution

• natural disasters, cultural preservation, geographical barriers

what does the demographic transition analyze

• changes in population density, migration rates, and life expectancy
• changes in economic development, education levels, and healthcare access
• changes in birth rates, death rates, and population growth rates
• changes in death rates, birth rates, and population growth rates

why does a population change

• Genetic mutations, evolution, and natural selection cause a population to change.
• Education level, income, and social status cause a population to change.
• Various factors such as birth rate, death rate, immigration, and emigration cause a population to change.
• Natural disasters, economic factors, and climate change cause a population to change.

what is population distribution

• Population distribution is the study of how animals are spread out across different areas.
• Population distribution refers to the number of people living in a specific area.
• Population distribution is the process of determining the size and composition of a population.
• Population distribution is the pattern of where people live and how they are spread out across different areas.

what problems can population growth cause

• Decreased competition for jobs, improved infrastructure, reduced strain on resources
• Strain on resources, environmental degradation, increased competition for jobs, overcrowding, and pressure on infrastructure.
• Improved environmental conditions, decreased pressure on infrastructure, reduced competition for jobs
• Increased availability of resources, improved environmental conditions, reduced strain on infrastructure

what are the types of government

• fascism, plutocracy, technocracy
• democracy, monarchy, dictatorship, communism, and socialism
• anarchy, totalitarianism, aristocracy
• autocracy, oligarchy, theocracy