Transcript Mixed Bag Jeopardy 1 - Doral Academy Preparatory

Jeopardy
Key
Concepts
Pop. Geo Cult. Geo Ind. Geo
Urban Geo.
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The extent of area that is occupied
by something.
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SPACE
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High level of consistency in a
certain cultural or physical
attribute. Ex:) political boundaries,
French-speaking region of Canada.
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Formal Region
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Displays a single type of information.
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Thematic Map
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Has a node, or central hub, surrounded
by interconnecting linkages. Relate to
trade , communications, and
transportations.
Ex:) mall of America's surrounding area,
Bank of America.
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Functional
Region
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Locational map grid.
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GIS
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The total number of people divided
by the total land area
Arithmetic Density
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The process of change in a society's
population from a condition of high
crude birth and death rates and low
rate of natural increase to a condition
of low crude birth and death rates and
a low rate of natural increase, and a
higher total population
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DTM
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The average number of children a woman
will have throughout her childbearing years
Total Fertility Rate
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The number of people under the age of 15 and
over the age of 64, compared to the number of
people active in the labor force
Dependency Ratio
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The number of people per unit of arable
land
Physiological Density
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a geographic area the includes cultural resources
and natural resources associated with the
interactions between nature and human behavior
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Cultural Landscape
process of division of a region/state into
smaller regions/states that are often hostile
with each other
Balkanization
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common language used by speakers of
different languages
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Lingua Franca
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people with a shared identity and culture (a
nation) who possess their own territory and
state government (e.g. - Aboriginal nationstate government within a country) (a type
of boundary)
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Nation State
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The practice of judging another
culture by its own standards
(putting aside his her cultural
preferences)
Cultural Relativism
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Transfer of some types of jobs,
especially those requiring lowpaid less skilled workers, from
more developed to less developed
countries.
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New International Division of
Labor
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Manufacturing based in
homes rather than in a
factory, commonly found
before the Industrial
Revolution.
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Cottage Industry
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A location where transfer is possible
from one mode of transportation to
another.
Break of Bulk Point
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company with no allegiance or ties
to a country or location that can
move its primary location
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Footloose
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In 1979, the Chinese government set up
these zones on the coast near Macao,
Hong Kong and Taiwan. Improved
transportation, lower taxes, and other
incentives attracted investments from
foreign businesses. They helped
stimulate innovation and helped China
grow economically.
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Special Economic Zones
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Cluster settlement range in size from hamlets to
megalopolises.
They may be arranged in a hierarchy according to
the complexity of their centralizing functions.
the hierarchy includes (from smallest to largest):
hamlet, village, towns, cities, metropolis,
megalopolis.
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Urban Hierarchy
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The term was coined by Joel Garreau, they
are cities located around a city's beltway.
Nodes of consumer and business services,
office parks found here.
Specialized nodes in edge cities such as a
warehouse near an airport or hotels near the
interstate.
They are self sufficient
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Edge Cities
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created by E.W Burgess, therefore is
also known as the Burgess model.
He viewed cities as growing outward
from a central area in a series of
concentric rings.
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Concentric Zone Model
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In urban hierarchy, the population of
the city or town will be inversely
proportional to its rank in the
hierarchy. Ex- largest is 12 mil.
second larges= 1/2=6 million, 3rd=
1/3=4 million, 4th=1/4=3 million
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Rank Size Rule
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a.k.a cosmopolitan
based on centrality/accessibility of business
consumers and public needs. Business (office,
stock), Consumer (Retail, entertainment,
cultural), Public (government headquarters)
Ex- Tokyo, London, NYC
Have an iconic image. (ex- Statue of Liberty=
NYC)
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World Cities