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Shows the age and sex structure of a population
Cannot be used to compare two different countries
Demonstrates the demographic transition model
Only accurately depicts declining populations
Is most useful in illustrating social upheaval
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Complementarity and individual choice
Economic opportunities and religious freedom
Political unrest and ecological degradation
The draw of a pleasant climate
Familial ties in another country
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Cultural ecology
Semiotics
Cognitive science
Linguistics
Sociobiology
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Poverty line
Population pyramid
Arithmetic density
Dependency ratio
Doubling time
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They consumer more resources
They are less concerned about the environment
They desire global domination
They have more resources to begin with
They lack waste management technology
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Canada
Namibia
Sweden
Chile
The U.S.
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Fiscal policy
Material consumption
Tourism
International aid
Racism
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Are the seats of ecclesiastical power in a nation
Are the national capitals
Are disproportionally larger than any other cities in a nation
Were the first to be established in a new colony
Are inhabited by monkeys and apes
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Total fertility rate
Replacement rate
Natural increase
Natural decrease
Life expectancy
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Places where natural hazards prohibit spatial interaction
Uniform throughout space and time
Hindrances to global economic development
Sites where goods are transferred for continued shipping
Cities that offer the largest markets for any given good or service
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The American environment is on the verge of collapse
Americans are poorly informed on scientific issues
Americans are becoming increasingly liberal in their political views
Most Americans consider environmental issues to be important
On Average, American are more politically liberal than Europeans
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Land values decrease farther from the urban center
Land values increase farther from the urban center
Perishable goods are least valuable
Railroads provide fixed transportation costs
Vegetarianism is socially beneficial
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Articulation
Ossification
Assimilation
Syncretism
A melting pot
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Advanced industrialized countires will have rapid population growth
Pre-industrial states will have both low birth and death rates
Countries with high levels of economic production will have lower birth rates
Underdeveloped countries cannot become developed
Time is the dominant force behind population change
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Shading and coloring
Isolines
Dots
Graphs and charts
The Mercator projection
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Western Europe
Russia
South America
Asia
Africa
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The Slave trade
Eurasian diseases
The hacienda system
Language extinction
Civil war
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The type of interaction
The nature of the network
The influence of "friction of distance"
Topography
Net dispersion
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They contain both great wealth and tremendous poverty
Many retain architectual elements of their colonial past
Most have squatter settlements on their outskirts
Because their economies are less developed, they rarely suffer from significant pollution
They house an increasing proportion of the world's population
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Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Taoism
Judaism
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Situated in the present-day Middle East
Located in the prodperous southern continents
Located mainly in Europe and North America
Located in the former Soviet republics
Located in the heartland, not rimland
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The transformation and assembly of raw materials
The sale and exchange of goods and services
The handling and processing of information
Research and development
The direct extraction or harvest of natural resources
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In Mediterranean climates
On the moist, windward side of mountain ranges
In fertile river valleys
Along the coast
At high latitudes and altitudes
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Istanbul, Turkey
Lagos, Nigeria
Mexico City, Mexico
Karachi, Pakistan
Berlin, Germany
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The size of an object in the real world
The number of different objects depicted on a map
The projection
The relation between a distance on a map and distance on the ground
Angular distance from the equator
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It occurs mainly in tropical environments
It is associated with deforestation in Brazil
It is part of the Green Revolution
It was practiced sustainably by indigenous people
It is uncommon in the temperate latitudes
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Presbyterianism
Methodism
Catholicism
Southern Baptist
Lutheran
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Escalation
Gentrification
Urban zonation
Reallotment
Reification
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+births - infant mortality + cohort
+births - deaths x life expectancy
+births - deaths + immigration - emigration
Births / deaths - immigration + emigration
+immigration - emigration x demographic transition
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Population...food production
Passion between the sexes...willingness to have sex
Food production...population
Technology...environmental impact
Population...technology
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Toronto, Canada
Cape Town, South Africa
Jerusalem, Israel
Mexico City, Mexico
Phoenix, Arizona
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Has a stable and prosperous nation
Has recognized an antecedent boundary between Iraq and Jordan
Has historical homelands spanning many national borders
Does not want to live in an independent country
Has disappeared due to cultural extinction
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The angular distance north or south of the prime meridian
The angular distance east or west of Greenwich, England
The angular distance north or south of the equator
Useful in determining relative location
Useful in describing a place's situation
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They happen suddenly and without warning
They are usually the result of genocide
There could be several thousand over the next century
They are increasingly rare
They are unrelated to cultural imperialism
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Remained about the same
Decreased somewhat
Decreased dramatically
Increased dramatically
Increased slightly
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Metropolitan area theory
Sector theory
Central place theory
Urban matrix theory
The rank-size rule
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Appears to be on the rise in many parts of the world
Is limited to the Middle East
Is limited to the Deep South
Is decreasing globally
Is a serious political issue in Western Europe
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The north/south divide
The iron curtain
The east/west divide
The thin red line
The western front
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Postmodernism
Ecofeminism
Consumptionism
Reductionism
Possitivism
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The angular distance north or south of teh prime meridian
The angular distance east or west of Greenwich, England
The angular distance north or south of the equator
Useful in determining relative location
A measure of social or political freedom
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China, India, Turkey, and Mexico
China, India, Sudan, and Malaysia
India, Ethiopia, Greece, and Morocco
Anatolia, Peru, Borneo, and Hanalee
California, Illinois, New Brunswick, and Ireland
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Thematic layers
Cartograms
Remotely sensed images
Dot maps
Isolines
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Counties
Voting Precincts
Town Councils
School Districts
Boroughs
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A cultural complex
A cultural confluence
A counter culture
A diametric culture
A cultural syncretism
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Postmaterialism
Environmental racism
Deindustrialization
Environmental justice
Ecological inferiority
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Anchorage, Alaska
Seattle, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts
Tyson's Corner, Virginia
Las Vegas, Nevada
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Reference...thematic
Thematic...reference
Spatial...cartographic
Cartographic...spatial
Topologic...choropleth
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Regionalism...sectionalism
Sectionalism...regionalism
Imperialism...colonialism
Colonialism...imperialism
Nationalism...isolationism
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