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ap human geography alphabetVersión en línea includes key terms, theories, and models por Aria Jozelle Doce A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A process of adopting the traits of a more dominant culture while still having aspects of the original culture Starts with B theory that shows how land cost changes as the distance from the urban area/market changes Starts with C model with five zones that shows city growth in circular rings Starts with D model that shows how birth rates, death rates, and the rate of natural increase changes as a country develops Starts with E extension of the dtm; shows the causes of death as a country develops Starts with F ______ _______ __ ________ are location, place, human-environment interaction, regions, and movement (four words) Starts with G model that predicts the interaction between places based on the population sizes of the two areas and the distance between them Starts with H model developed by Homer Hoyt that includes sectors shaped like slices with the CBD in the middle Starts with I process of going from an agriculture-based society to a more factory-oriented producing society Starts with J inventory strategy that increases efficiency and decreases waste by receiving goods right when the production process needs them Starts with K important example of a stateless nation Starts with L model developed by Ernst Griffin and Larry Ford that includes a CBD connected to a mall by a spine Starts with M model developed by Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman in the 1940s that includes several nodes of activities Starts with N theory that describes how uncontrolled population growth will lead to the scarcity of resources Starts with O process of relocating business processes or production to another country to reduce costs and/or increase efficiency Starts with P North American model that consists of an inner city surrounded by large suburban residential and business areas tied together by a beltway or ring road Starts with Q extension of the tertiary sector that involves knowledge-based services like research, education, and financial planning Starts with R idea that the nth largest settlement will have 1/n the population of the largest settlement Starts with S model developed by McGee with no CBD, instead there is an old colonial port zone Starts with T the attempt by an individual or group to control, defend, and claim ownership over a specific geographic area Starts with U model that shows a widely-dispersed, multi-centered metropolis consisting of increasingly independent zones/realms, each focused on its own suburban downtown. Starts with V an outdated agricultural model that predicts the type of agricultural activity based on the distance from the market Starts with W theory created by Weber that shows where the best location of a manufacturing firm is based on the costs of transportation, labor, and advantages through agglomeration Starts with X the fear, dislike, or prejudice against people from other countries or cultures, often manifesting as discrimination, hostility, or anti-immigrant sentiment Starts with Y amount of agricultural product produced per unit of land area Starts with Z legal restrictions on land use that divides areas into separate zones for certain activities (residential, industrial commericial, etc.)

ap human geography alphabetVersión en línea

includes key terms, theories, and models

por Aria Jozelle Doce

Starts with A

process of adopting the traits of a more dominant culture while still having aspects of the original culture

Starts with B

theory that shows how land cost changes as the distance from the urban area/market changes

Starts with C

model with five zones that shows city growth in circular rings

Starts with D

model that shows how birth rates, death rates, and the rate of natural increase changes as a country develops

Starts with E

extension of the dtm; shows the causes of death as a country develops

Starts with F

__ _ ________ are location, place, human-environment interaction, regions, and movement (four words)

Starts with G

model that predicts the interaction between places based on the population sizes of the two areas and the distance between them

Starts with H

model developed by Homer Hoyt that includes sectors shaped like slices with the CBD in the middle

Starts with I

process of going from an agriculture-based society to a more factory-oriented producing society

Starts with J

inventory strategy that increases efficiency and decreases waste by receiving goods right when the production process needs them

Starts with K

important example of a stateless nation

Starts with L

model developed by Ernst Griffin and Larry Ford that includes a CBD connected to a mall by a spine

Starts with M

model developed by Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman in the 1940s that includes several nodes of activities

Starts with N

theory that describes how uncontrolled population growth will lead to the scarcity of resources

Starts with O

process of relocating business processes or production to another country to reduce costs and/or increase efficiency

Starts with P

North American model that consists of an inner city surrounded by large suburban residential and business areas tied together by a beltway or ring road

Starts with Q

extension of the tertiary sector that involves knowledge-based services like research, education, and financial planning

Starts with R

idea that the nth largest settlement will have 1/n the population of the largest settlement

Starts with S

model developed by McGee with no CBD, instead there is an old colonial port zone

Starts with T

the attempt by an individual or group to control, defend, and claim ownership over a specific geographic area

Starts with U

model that shows a widely-dispersed, multi-centered metropolis consisting of increasingly independent zones/realms, each focused on its own suburban downtown.

Starts with V

an outdated agricultural model that predicts the type of agricultural activity based on the distance from the market

Starts with W

theory created by Weber that shows where the best location of a manufacturing firm is based on the costs of transportation, labor, and advantages through agglomeration

Starts with X

the fear, dislike, or prejudice against people from other countries or cultures, often manifesting as discrimination, hostility, or anti-immigrant sentiment

Starts with Y

amount of agricultural product produced per unit of land area

Starts with Z

legal restrictions on land use that divides areas into separate zones for certain activities (residential, industrial commericial, etc.)

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ap human geography alphabetVersión en línea

por Aria Jozelle Doce

Starts with A

process of adopting the traits of a more dominant culture while still having aspects of the original culture

Starts with B

theory that shows how land cost changes as the distance from the urban area/market changes

Starts with C

model with five zones that shows city growth in circular rings

Starts with D

model that shows how birth rates, death rates, and the rate of natural increase changes as a country develops

Starts with E

extension of the dtm; shows the causes of death as a country develops

Starts with F

______ _______ __ ________ are location, place, human-environment interaction, regions, and movement (four words)

Starts with G

model that predicts the interaction between places based on the population sizes of the two areas and the distance between them

Starts with H

model developed by Homer Hoyt that includes sectors shaped like slices with the CBD in the middle

Starts with I

process of going from an agriculture-based society to a more factory-oriented producing society

Starts with J

inventory strategy that increases efficiency and decreases waste by receiving goods right when the production process needs them

Starts with K

important example of a stateless nation

Starts with L

model developed by Ernst Griffin and Larry Ford that includes a CBD connected to a mall by a spine

Starts with M

model developed by Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman in the 1940s that includes several nodes of activities

Starts with N

theory that describes how uncontrolled population growth will lead to the scarcity of resources

Starts with O

process of relocating business processes or production to another country to reduce costs and/or increase efficiency

Starts with P

North American model that consists of an inner city surrounded by large suburban residential and business areas tied together by a beltway or ring road

Starts with Q

extension of the tertiary sector that involves knowledge-based services like research, education, and financial planning

Starts with R

idea that the nth largest settlement will have 1/n the population of the largest settlement

Starts with S

model developed by McGee with no CBD, instead there is an old colonial port zone

Starts with T

the attempt by an individual or group to control, defend, and claim ownership over a specific geographic area

Starts with U

model that shows a widely-dispersed, multi-centered metropolis consisting of increasingly independent zones/realms, each focused on its own suburban downtown.

Starts with V

an outdated agricultural model that predicts the type of agricultural activity based on the distance from the market

Starts with W

theory created by Weber that shows where the best location of a manufacturing firm is based on the costs of transportation, labor, and advantages through agglomeration

Starts with X

the fear, dislike, or prejudice against people from other countries or cultures, often manifesting as discrimination, hostility, or anti-immigrant sentiment

Starts with Y

amount of agricultural product produced per unit of land area

Starts with Z

legal restrictions on land use that divides areas into separate zones for certain activities (residential, industrial commericial, etc.)

__ _ ________ are location, place, human-environment interaction, regions, and movement (four words)