These lines measure location in degrees north and south

General aspects of culture all people have in common (ex. language, housing, jokes, symbols)

The size of the population that could live indefinitely given resources available

Above carrying capacity, you would expect the population to

What type of population pyramid is associated with a less developed economy?

The right of a culture to retain control over its own affairs

What theorist predicted population would outstrip food supply?

These lines measure degrees east or west of the Prime Meridian

Theme of Geography: Where something is located

Theme of Geography: Unifying characteristics of an area

Theme of Geography: Could refer to migration or trade

The idea that cultural practices should be evaluated based on their own cultural context, rather than from an outside perspective

Vocab: the tendency to look at other cultures and judge your own culture as superior

The single most important unifying aspect of any culture

Which TWO institutions are primarily responsible for propagating (spreading) culture?

About 60% of the world's people reside in

Type of trade without taxes, tariffs, and/or quotas.

GDP per capita is a measure of a nation's GDP divided by the nation's

Intangible aspects of well-being, like leisure time, friendship, and mental health

Which of the following are permanent members of the UN Security Council? (Check all that apply.)

The primary goal of the United Nations is to

The total value of all goods and services produced within a country in a year

Culture is likened to this metaphor, which emphasizes only select pieces of culture are visible, while others are hidden beneath the surface.

What is the approximate human population of planet Earth?

Food, clothing, jokes, etiquette, and music are examples of ______ _______, which are found in every culture.

Symbols have meaning because

The United Nations, European Union, and World Trade Organization are all examples of

This famous biologist came up with the idea "Geography is destiny" in his book Guns, Germs, and Steel.

Economist William Easterly argues skilled workers move to the most developed cities so they can

The Human Development Index measures (Check all that apply)

This is the type of culture change where one culture borrows traits from another culture. (Ex. Chinese food in America)

In this protective group arrangement, member states consider an attack against one as an attack against all.

Not pertaining to or connected to religion

He would argue property rights are absolutely essential to secure a nation's wealth and economic development.