AP HuGe 3.3

What are some examples of human characteristics?

• Rivers and mountains

• Birth rates and age distributions

• Vegetation and climate

• Man-made structures and languages

What are some examples of physical characteristics?

• Religions and demographic data

• Birth rates and age distributions

• Rivers and mountains

• Languages and ethnic breakdown

What do geographers analyze to understand cultural patterns?

• Only physical characteristics

• Only human characteristics

• Both physical and human characteristics

• None of the above

What is a sense of place?

• A unique feeling or perception people have of a place

• The dominant religion in an area

• The ethnic breakdown of an area

• The types of architecture commonly used

What is placemaking?

• The process of analyzing a place's cultural landscape

• The process of transforming a public space for different activities or events

• The process of analyzing demographic data

• The process of creating a unique sense of place

What are the four main categories identified by the Project for Public Spaces?

• Sociability, uses and activities, access and linkages, and comfort and image

• Birth rates, age distributions, languages, and religions

• Rivers, mountains, vegetation, and climate

• Architecture, products, political systems, and economic systems

What are centripetal forces?

• Forces that divide a group of people

• Forces that unite people and bring them together

• Forces that push people apart

• Forces that create tension and division

What can lead to centrifugal forces?

• Having a common language and strong sense of identity

• Having a culturally diverse society

• Having political or economic inequalities

• Having a united community

What is the impact of cultural diversity on a society?

• A stronger sense of place and increase in the economy

• A divided society and decrease in the economy

• A united society and decrease in the economy

• A divided society and increase in the economy