Landscapes that have been affected, influenced, or shaped by human involvement

Idea that the environment determines human behavior

Spreading of some phenomena

Idea that humans can manipulate the environment for their needs

An area where people share common characteristics

Region based around a specific place or function

A region defined by people’s attitudes, beliefs toward a particular area

An area where people share a similar culture

Cities provide goods and services to smaller surrounding areas

Number of people needed in an area to support a business, service

Distance people are willing to travel to purchase a good or service

A region that is related ethically/historically to one country, but is ruled by another

The policy of cultural or political expansion aimed at a national group living in a neighboring country

Where something originates from

A place that is on the outer-boundary of a region

A place that has lower economic development, wealth

Began with domestication of animals, plants for food sources

An area with a high density of one culture surrounded by a majority culture

A sovereign, autonomous government located within defined boundaries

A state that contains two or more ethnic groups that desire autonomy

A group of people that share a culture, heritage, history, beliefs system

A nation of people without their own state/sovereignty

A nation whose people are located within the same state

An area of sea up to 200 nautical miles from the coast that a state has sovereignty over

All waters outside of the EEZ that are free and open to all states

Gives states the ability to enforce immigration, customs, sanitation laws at 24 nautical miles from shore

boundary gives sets a state’s boundary at 12 nautical miles from shore; commercial ships must pass unchallenged but private, military ships can be

The largest city in a state that is also the economic, political, cultural center

A person that has moved to a new place

Economic activity based on mining, farming, logging, etc.; first level of economic development

Economic activity based on manufacturing

Economic activity based on providing services

Economic activity requiring high levels of education, training

Economic activity requiring high levels of education, training

A person that is leaving their place of residence

A person that has been forced to leave their native land due to violence, war, politics, etc.

The average number of children a woman has during their childbearing years

Total number of births/deaths per 1000 people

Number of people per unit of farmland

Representation of the number/% of males/females at each age in a country

Movement of middle and upper class people into a lower class area resulting in is revitalization

Movement of people from a city to outlying areas, towns

Movement of people from a city to outlying areas, towns

Universal religions

Society would grow faster than agricultural output creating mass starvation

Development occurs as transportation, communication improve

While agricultural output increased, population control is necessary to keep supply of nonrenewable sources

People move to improve themselves economically and typically move short distances

Factor that makes someone move to a place; unifies a population

Factor that makes someone leave a place; divides a population

When multiple countries form an organization to collectively achieve greater economic benefits

What is an example of a periphery country?

What is an example of a semi-periphery country?

What is an example of a core country?