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Founder of geography
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Eratosthenes
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Study of where and why human activities are located
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Human Geography
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Study of where and why natural forces occur as they do
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Physical Geography
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Data associated with cultural and regional geography because it is more descriptive of unique places
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Qualitative Data
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Data that uses mathematical techniques that are important for economic, political, and population geography
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Quantitative Data
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Scale at which a geographer analyzes a particular phenomenom
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Scale of Analysis
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Science of mapmaking
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Cartography
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Relationship of a feature's size on a map to its actual size on Earth
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Map Scale
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Projection that attempts to balance all 4 projection errors
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Robinson
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Projection that maintains accurate direction, but distorts land size at the poles
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Mercator
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Projection that maintains area, but distorts shape at the poles
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Gall-Peters
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Map that shows information for a particular place, useful for navigation
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Reference
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Map where one point shows a particular phenomenon
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Dot
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Map where areas are shaded in proportion to data
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Choropleth
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Map where size of place is scaled to fit data
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Cartogram
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Map where lines show equal data, for example topographic map
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Isoline
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Map where size of a symbol reflects relative magnitude of data
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Proportional Symbol
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An individual's internal geographic understanding of a place
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Mental Map
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Computer system that stores and can show layers of geographic data
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GIS
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Acquisition of data about Earth's surface via a satellite
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Remote Sensing
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Accurately determines the position of something on Earth
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GPS
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Frequency of which something occurs in space
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Density
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Extent of a features spread over space
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Concentration
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Geometric arrangement of objects in space
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Pattern
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Location in relation to other places
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Relative
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Exact location on Earth
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Absolute
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Idea that relative distance is shrinking with increasing technology
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Time-Space Convergence
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Compass direction such as North or South
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Absolute
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Directions based on people's surroundings
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Relative
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Focal points of innovation and invention
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Hearth
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Spread of an idea through physical movement of people
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Relocation
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Spread of an idea outward from a hearth
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Expansion
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Rapid widespread diffusion of an idea throughout a population
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Contagious
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Diffusion of an idea from persons/nodes of authority to other people
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Hierarchical
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Diffusion of an underlying principle even though a characteristic itself fails to diffuse
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Stimulus
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Trait diffuses from lower class or less populated area to higher class or more populated centers
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Reverse Hierarchical
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Effect where the farther an idea is from the source, the less likely it is to be adopted
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Distance Decay
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Process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of increased trade and cultural exchange
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Globalization
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Conducts research, operates factories, and sells produces in many countries
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Transnational Corporation
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Differences that are maintained around the world no matter how much globalization occurs
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Local Diversity
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A combination of cultural features and physical features that characterizes a region
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Cultural Landscape
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Type of region in which everyone shares in common one or more distinctive characteristics
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Formal
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A region organized around a node or focal point
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Functional
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A region that people believe exist as a part of their cultural identity. Defined by how people perceive it
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Vernacular
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Physical characteristics of a place
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Site
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Location of a place relative to other places
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Situation
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The physical environment causes social development
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Environmental Determinism
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People have the ability to adjust to their environment
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Possibilism
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Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs
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Sustainability
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Materials or substances that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain
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Natural Resources
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