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DSST Cultural Geography
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Landscapes that express the values - beliefs - & meanings of a particular culture
Geography
Cultural Diffusion
Symbolic Landscape
Material Culture
2. Belief that culture depends more on what people perceive the Environment to be than on the actual character of the Environment
Refugee
Environmental Perception
Language Branch
Ethnic Cleansing
3. A collection of languages with a common origin but split into languages
Cultural diffusion
Environmental Determinism
Ethnic Group
Language Branch
4. Tendency of people to migrate to the same area over time; as on goes - so do others
Death Rate
Nation-State
Creole
Chain Migration
5. The spread of ideas - customs - and technologies from one people to another
Indigenous Culture
Ethnic Cleansing
Symbolic Landscape
Cultural Diffusion
6. A country that is poorly developed - with citizens whos main income is agriculture. 'low income nations'
Developing Countries
Refugee
Newly Industrialized Countries
Ethnolect
7. A voluntary community where people of like origin live by choice
Linguistic Refuge Area
Ethnic Neighborhood
Democracy
Tariffs
8. The removal of an unwanted ethnic minority from a nation-state through mass-killing - deportation - or imprisonment
Ethnic Cleansing
Relocation Diffusion
Cultural Region
Indigenous Culture
9. A language derived from pidgin that has a fuller vocabulary and has become the native language of a group
Mobility
Creole
Ethnic Group
Globalization
10. Impoverished urban - Hispanic neighborhood
Dialect
Eco-feminism
Barrio
Pull Factors
11. Voluntary movement of a group of migrants back to native country
Creole
Developing Countries
Geography
Return Migration
12. A language with a small vocabulary borrowed from another language; used in commerce
Pidgin
Pull Factors
Urbanization
Expansion Diffusion
13. A limitation on imports
Famine
Quota
slang
Agroforestry
14. The spread of innovations within an area in a snowballing process; users increase & area of occurrence grows
Material Culture
Expansion Diffusion
Absorbing Barrier
Creole
15. Structures built in a traditional manner
Democracy
Stimulus Diffusion
Folk Architecture
Involuntary Migration
16. Well-established language of communication and commerce; not the mother tongue
Genocide
Dependent People
Refugee
Lingua Franca
17. A mutually agreed on system of symbolic communication for speaking and/or writing
Tariffs
Language
Dialect
Refugee
18. Total way of life held in common by a group of people; speech - behavior - beliefs - practices
Bilingualism
Culture
Dialect
Economic System
19. Words and phrases not part of a standard - recognized language
Linguistic Refuge Area
Globalization
slang
Involuntary Migration
20. A language with a writing system
Subsistence Economy
Ghetto
Cultural Diffusion
Literary Tradition
21. A type of expansion diffusion where an innovation spreads very quickly - like a fast spreading disease
Symbolic Landscape
Contagious Diffusion
Cultural Simplification
Monarchy
22. Large-scale movement of people between different regions of the world
Migration
Human Geography
Mobility
Pidgin
23. Wide range of tales - legends - lore - beliefs - superstitions
Indigenous Culture
Non-Material Culture
Subsistence Economy
Civilization
24. A graph used to show age and sex composition
Isogloss
Population Pyramid
Monarchy
Birthrate
25. The growth of cities
Globalization
Natural Resources
Urbanization
Push factors
26. Government ruled by the people
Democracy
Mobility
Monarchy
Symbolic Landscape
27. A barrier that permits some aspects of an innovation to diffuse through it but weakens continued spread
Renewable Resources
Agroforestry
Permeable Barrier
Developing Countries
28. The numerical ratio of males to females
Ghetto
Newly Industrialized Countries
Sex Ratio
Bilingualism
29. A part of a region; more personal - individual - Ex. McHenry
Place
Cultural Diffusion
Ghetto
Language
30. The belief that cultures are directly shaped by the physical environment
Environmental Determinism
Lingua Franca
Indigenous Culture
Toponym
31. Goods brought into a country
Import
Isogloss
Cultural Region
Permeable Barrier
32. An area in which a group of people share a similar culture and language
Involuntary Migration
Ethnic Group
Death Rate
Cultural Region
33. Unfavorable - repelling conditions that affect migration
Push factors
Nonrenewable Resources
Environmental Racism
Globalization
34. Highly developed cultures
Developing Countries
Permeable Barrier
Civilization
Polyglot
35. A group of people with norms - values - & material practices that differentiate them from the dominate culture
Newly Industrialized Countries
Ethnic Group
Permeable Barrier
Subculture
36. A visible marker of ethnicity on the landscape
Thomas Malthus
Assimilation
Ethnic Flag
Nation-State
37. Annual number of births per 1000 of the population
Pidgin
Expansion Diffusion
Democracy
Birth Rate
38. Immigrants introduce some traditions to new land - but less complex than those in the old country
Possibilism
Zero Population Growth (ZPG)
Non-Material Culture
Cultural Simplification
39. Group of people who share common ancestry - language - religion - customs - or combination of such characteristics
Mobility
Refugee
Ethnic Group
Ethnoburb
40. Original inhabitants of an area
Dialect
Geography
Indigenous Culture
Culture
41. Things found in nature that people can use to meet their needs
Natural Resources
Literary Tradition
Race
Environmental Perception
42. A severe shortage of food (as through crop failure) resulting in violent hunger and starvation and death
Developing Countries
Globalization
Material Culture
Famine
43. The ability of people - ideas - or things to move freely through space
Import
Pull Factors
Mobility
Agroforestry
44. The young and the old in a society who need care
Cultural Region
Democracy
Ghetto
Dependent People
45. To send goods to another country for sale
Barrio
Language
Export
Language Branch
46. Taxes on imports or exports
Lingua Franca
Tariffs
Genocide
Environmental Determinism
47. A doctrine that proposes women are inherently better Environmental preservationists than men
Region
Isogloss
Eco-feminism
Language Family
48. The method used to answer these three questions: what goods and services to produce -how to produce them - and who will recieve them.
Ethnoburb
Lingua Franca
Dictatorship
Economic System
49. Growth to a global or worldwide scale
Chain Migration
Globalization
Ethnic Group
Nonrenewable Resources
50. A government in which the people have no rights; one person or a small group of people rule the country by force and make all the laws
Developed Country
Dictatorship
Developing Countries
Newly Industrialized Countries