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AP HUG Midterm

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Carl Sauer is closely connected to cultural landscape
Sequent occupance is... where you can see imprints of successive cultural groups on the landscape over time
GPS gives precise location
GIS layers data acquired through remote sensing
What are the five themes? Location, place, movement, region, human/environmental interaction
The degree of linkage between 2 locations is called... connectivity
When a trait has multiple hearths that develop the trait independently from the others it is called... Independent invention
Formal region a region defined by one common characteristic
Functional region a region that revolves around a focal point and a common purpose
Perceptual region a region based on people's ideas not facts
Anthropology the study that is closely identified with culture
Relocation diffusion a type of diffusion where the idea picks up & moves (cannot be transmitted by media)
Expansion diffusion a type of diffusion where the idea stays in its hearth and spreads outward
Contagious diffusion a type of diffusion where it spreads to all adjacent (next to) areas and is adopted
Hierarchical diffusion a type of diffusion where it spreads from large populated urban areas to smaller areas
Stimulus diffusion a type of diffusion where the idea has to be altered in order to be adopted
Possibilism people use their ingenuity to adapt to the environment
Environmental determinism the environment exclusively shape how and where people live
Toponym name of a place
Density frequency of occurrence of a phenomenon on a specifically defined area
What does rate of natural increase not include that may impact population immigration, emigration
Cyclic movement routinely, daily movement
Periodic movement involves longer periods of time away from home
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