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AP HUG: Unit 1 vocab

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reference maps   show
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physical map   show
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show reference map that shows political boundaries e.g. countries, cities, capitals, etc.  
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show maps used to display specific types by information(theme) pertaining to an area  
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cartogram   show
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Choropleth map   show
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show thematic map that uses dots to indicate a feature or occurrence e.g. population  
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graduated symbols map (proportional symbols map)   show
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show measurement using a standard unit of length e.g. mile, kilometer  
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show measurement of the social, cultural, and/or economic connectivity e.g. USA and Iran vs USA and China  
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show finding a location using a compass direction e.g. north, south, east, west  
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relative direction   show
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spatial pattern   show
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show objects that form a group e.g. coastal population  
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show objects that are scattered e.g. rural population  
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elevation   show
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spatial scale   show
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map distortion   show
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show a way to transfer the 3-D earth onto a 2-D map to reduce distortion in area, distance, shape, and/or direction  
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show information that identifies the geographic location of features and boundaries on earth (natural and constructed)  
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show technology that provides geographic data that is used for personal (navigation), business (marketing), and governmental (environmental planning) purposes  
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show 1. map created by a computer that can combine layers of spatial data 2. data is displayed and analyzed to gain insights into geographical patterns/relationships e.g. vulnerability of the Florida Aquifer, school boundaries, and crime rates  
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satellite navigation systems   show
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show collecting data with instruments that are distant from the area of study  
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types of remote sensors   show
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show track storms, search from natural resources, military surveillance, monitor volcanoes, monitor deforestation/glacier melting  
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online mapping and visualization   show
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show field observations, media reports, travel narratives, policy documents, personal interviews, landscape analysis, and photographic evidence  
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census data   show
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show images of earth collected by satellites operated by governments and businesses around the world  
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absolute location   show
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show describes the location of a place relative to other human and physical features  
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show relational concept that acquires meaning and sense when related to other concepts e.g. geographers study phenomena across space  
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place   show
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pattern   show
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show describes the ways human modify or adapt to the natural world e.g. bridges, dams, houses, roads  
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distance decay   show
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time-space compression   show
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time space convergence   show
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movement (geography)   show
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flow (geography)   show
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globalization   show
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show a system of interconnected people or things e.g. transportation, communication, financial, governmental  
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region   show
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regionalism   show
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formal region   show
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functional region   show
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perceptual/vernacular region   show
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show transitional and often contested and overlapping e.g. Kurdistan in Turkey and Northern Iraq  
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regional analysis   show
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sustainability   show
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natural resources   show
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land use   show
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environmental determinism   show
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show theory that the environment sets certain constraints or limitation but people use their creativity to decide how to respond to the conditions of a particular natural environment  
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show analyzing scales reveal variation/different interpretations of data e.g. fertility rate global: in the world (2.4) regional: in Sub-Saharan Africa (4.7) national: in Tunisia (2.1)  
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