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DSST Cultural Geography
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A graph used to show age and sex composition
Population Pyramid
Migration
Pidgin
Contagious Diffusion
2. Those countries having much technology and manufacturing
Tariffs
Developed Country
Death Rate
Possibilism
3. Growth to a global or worldwide scale
Developed Country
Language
Environmental Perception
Globalization
4. A cultivation system that features the interpolating of trees with field crops
Agroforestry
Famine
Environmental Determinism
Subculture
5. To send goods to another country for sale
Chain Migration
Export
Region
Human Geography
6. A person forced to leave her or his home or country seeking protection from danger
Subsistence Economy
Nation-State
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Refugee
7. A language derived from pidgin that has a fuller vocabulary and has become the native language of a group
Creole
Quota
slang
Material Culture
8. Those fleeing from persecution in their country
Refugee
Indigenous Culture
Popular Culture
Population Pyramid
9. A group of people who share a common acestry or traditions living as a minority in a larger society
Folk Culture
Developing Countries
Ethnic Group
Linguistic Refuge Area
10. An ethnic group adopts some ways of the host society to be able to function economically and socially
Refugee
Economic System
Cultural Region
Acculturation
11. A form of a language spoken in a certain geographical region that has its own grammar - pronunciation - and vocabulary.
Dialect
Cultural Diffusion
Thomas Malthus
Push factors
12. The method used to answer these three questions: what goods and services to produce -how to produce them - and who will recieve them.
Ethnic Neighborhood
Total Fertility Rate
Birthrate
Economic System
13. A visible marker of ethnicity on the landscape
Population Density
Push factors
Expansion Diffusion
Ethnic Flag
14. Visible - genetic differences among groups; physical - biological
Developing Countries
Race
Involuntary Migration
Cultural Simplification
15. Culture based in large - heterogeneous societies permitting individualism - CHANGE - money - economy - weakened interpersonal relationships.
Popular Culture
Involuntary Migration
Natural Resources
Culture
16. A group of people with norms - values - & material practices that differentiate them from the dominate culture
Dictatorship
Population Pyramid
Pull Factors
Subculture
17. The belief that cultures are directly shaped by the physical environment
Acculturation
Push factors
Globalization
Environmental Determinism
18. The annual number of deaths per 1000 of population
Dialect
Death Rate
Dictatorship
Material Culture
19. Impoverished urban - Hispanic neighborhood
Refugee
Death Rate
Barrio
Nonrenewable Resources
20. A grouping of like places or the functional union of places into a spatial unit
Region
Folk Culture
Eco-feminism
Symbolic Landscape
21. Belief that culture depends more on what people perceive the Environment to be than on the actual character of the Environment
Pull Factors
Acculturation
Environmental Perception
Total Fertility Rate
22. A type of expansion diffusion in which a specific trait fails to spread but the underlying idea is accepted - Example: Reindeer
Sex Ratio
Relocation Diffusion
Import
Stimulus Diffusion
23. A limitation on imports
Developed Country
Possibilism
Human Geography
Quota
24. Refers to countries that are building up their industries and infrastructure. These countries are generally shifting from an agricultural to an industrial economy.
Ghetto
Newly Industrialized Countries
Indigenous Culture
Environmental Perception
25. Leave one's country of residence for a new one
Sex Ratio
Emigrate
Geo-demography
Newly Industrialized Countries
26. An area in which a group of people share a similar culture and language
Migration
Cultural Region
Material Culture
Cultural Diffusion
27. Total way of life held in common by a group of people; speech - behavior - beliefs - practices
Pull Factors
Culture
Cultural diffusion
Genocide
28. Resources such as fossil fuels - which can not be made again.
Renewable Resources
Involuntary Migration
Stimulus Diffusion
Nonrenewable Resources
29. The absence of trade-distorting policies that give domestic firms - households - or factors of production an advantage over foreign ones
Linguistic Refuge Area
Material Culture
Folk Culture
free trade
30. Tendency of people to migrate to the same area over time; as on goes - so do others
Cultural Simplification
Dictatorship
Language
Chain Migration
31. Complete bending of ethnic group with host society
Ethnic Cleansing
Geo-demography
Assimilation
Dialect
32. An area protected by isolation where a language has survived unchanged
Tariffs
Developing Countries
Linguistic Refuge Area
Dialect
33. Spread of an innovation that occurs by physically moving to a new area bringing the innovation with you
Newly Industrialized Countries
Relocation Diffusion
Mobility
Developing Countries
34. Small - cohesive - conservative - isolated - nerly self-sufficient group that is homogeneous in custom and race
Thomas Malthus
Pidgin
Ghetto
Folk Culture
35. A stabilized population created when an average of only 2 children per couple survive to adulthood so that the number of births equals the number of deaths
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Cultural Region
36. Place-name
Popular Culture
Birthrate
Toponym
Ghetto
37. A severe shortage of food (as through crop failure) resulting in violent hunger and starvation and death
Famine
Ethnolect
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Dialect
38. The spread of elements of culture from one point of origin over an area
Acculturation
Import
Cultural diffusion
Agroforestry
39. Resources that can be renewed
Monarchy
Ethnolect
Population Density
Renewable Resources
40. A dialect spoken by a particular ethnic group
Export
Ethnolect
Creole
Urbanization
41. Large-scale movement of people between different regions of the world
Developing Countries
Environmental Perception
Migration
Assimilation
42. Landscapes that express the values - beliefs - & meanings of a particular culture
Subsistence Economy
Isogloss
Natural Resources
Symbolic Landscape
43. The numerical ratio of males to females
Population Density
Geography
Expansion Diffusion
Sex Ratio
44. Unfavorable - repelling conditions that affect migration
Dialect
Push factors
slang
Ethnic Neighborhood
45. The spread of ideas - customs - and technologies from one people to another
Folk Culture
Cultural Diffusion
Ethnoburb
Population Density
46. The study of the relationships between people & the places where they live
Emigrate
Ethnic Neighborhood
Nonrenewable Resources
Human Geography
47. Voluntary movement of a group of migrants back to native country
Literary Tradition
Return Migration
Colonialism
Democracy
48. A part of a region; more personal - individual - Ex. McHenry
Environmental Racism
Involuntary Migration
Toponym
Place
49. The spread of innovations within an area in a snowballing process; users increase & area of occurrence grows
Acculturation
Expansion Diffusion
Permeable Barrier
Non-Material Culture
50. The young and the old in a society who need care
Creole
Dependent People
Place
Ethnoburb