an observable model, style or trend, generally observed on maps in geography...

a particular method that brings changes to the physical or human geography

study of human activities related to interaction with the environment and control of the Earth’s surface.....

The study of the patterns and process related to the Earth’s surface

The physical and human conditions that impact the environments of places and regions

a specific physical feature of the Earth’s surface

large ecosystems characterized by common climate, common vegetation, and common animal life

the solid surface of Earth, including the soil and landforms

the water areas of Earth, including oceans, lakes, rivers, ground water, glaciers and water vapor

the areas of Earth that support plant and animal life.

the gaseous area of air surrounding Earth

The physical process involving the movement of the Earth’s crust

The wearing away of the Earth’s surface caused by the movement of water, ice, or wind

The creation of organic matter formed from weathered rock, air, and water

A pattern of the combination of precipitation and temperature over time

A specific point on the Earth’s surface

An area distinguished by unique physical and human characteristics

A spatial division of the Earth’s surface that shares a common characteristic

An area of the Earth’s surface that is unified by a measurable physical of human characteristic

An area of the Earth’s surface that is defined by an interaction or connectivity

An area of the Earth’s surface that is defined by an interaction or connectivity

An area of the Earth’s surface that is defined by a perception of the people living there or by the general society and may not be based on objective data

The physical setting created by humans that reflects the identity and culture of the area

The economic system in which private individuals own businesses to make profits and economic decisions are made by producers in response to consumer demands

The economic system in which some large-scale business enterprises are government-owned and operated for the benefit of society

The economic system in which the means of production are owned by the government for governmental control of the resources

The economic activities focused on the extraction of natural resources

The economic activities focused on the manufacturing of goods.

The economic activities focused on the delivery of services

The economic activities focused on management, information processing, or research

The movement from one place to another

The statistical data about human populations

Originating in a particular region

Inclusion of a variety of cultures

The process of creating wealth for the well-being of a region’s inhabitants

Anything that can be used for the creation of wealth

The practice of creating social and environmental policies that protect resources for future generations

The natural or human destruction of forests

Everything on and around the Earth’s surface and atmosphere

The interdependent relationship between humans and the environment

Relating to and characteristic of cities

Relating to and characteristic of being in the countryside

A territory that is created by the union of several nations coming together to form a group

The process of increasing connectivity between the world’s societies

The process of increasing connectivity between the world’s societies.

The economic activities related to the production of goods for sale

Economic activities related to providing services for sale

Systems that facilitate communication and transportation in a community

A place where many migration routes intersect

An area of subsoil that remains frozen

A coniferous evergreen forest located in subarctic climate regions

The belief in one god

The process of removing salt from seawater

The line that indicates the end of a territory

Using violence or the threat of violence to create fear in an effort to bring about social or political changes..

The basic principles adopted by a group

The practice of growing enough crops to provide for one’s family group

The production of goods in a small-scale or home setting

The practice of growing surplus crops to sell for profit

The gradual transformation of habitable land into desert; is usually caused by climate change or by destructive use of the land.

The process of ending colonization of a region

The practice of hiring labor from sources outside of the company or outside of the nation in which the company is located

The seasonal winds that bring moist air in the summer and dry air in the winter across much of southern and eastern Asia

A large land mass that is part of a larger continental landmass

A belief in multiple gods

A political system that is based on hereditary passing of power

A smaller, independent political entity that encompasses a city and surrounding area

Characterized by a variety of plants and animals

Islands created from coral

A mountain on the Earth’s surface that periodically erupts sending rock, ash, and lava into the environment

Arid, sparsely populated area in the interior of Australia