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the science of mapmaking
Exp: a map in a textbook was made using cartography |
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the normal weather for a particular location
Exp: the four seasons in a temperate climate |
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Cultural Ecology/Cultural Landscapes
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the way humans and the environment interact and change each other
Exp: the Egyptian Pyramids |
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Natural Landscapes
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physical landscape that has not been altered by human activities
Exp: the Rocky Mountains |
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the set of beliefs, social forms, and material traits that constitute a group's distinct traditions
Exp: Mormons |
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the spread of a feature or trend from one place to another
Exp: clothes |
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the region from which innovative ideas originate
Exp: the core countries: North America, Europe, and Japan |
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Relocation Diffusion
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the spread of a feature or trend spread through the movement of people from one place to another
Exp: AIDS |
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Expansion Diffusion
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the spread of a feature or trend from a specific point outward, three types of expansion diffusion
Exp: cellphones |
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Hierarchical Diffusion
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the spread of a feature or trend from a node or focal point
Exp: marijuana legalization |
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Contagious Diffusion
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the spread o a feature or trend quickly and completely through a population
Exp: epidemics like the plague |
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Stimulus Diffusion
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the spread of part of a feature or trend, typically just a specific characteristic
Exp: cell phones, ideas taken from Apple and applied to other brands' cell phones |
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the amount of space between two things
Exp: Havana, Cuba is less than two hundred miles from Florida, but culturally they are very different |
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a distance that can be measured in standard units, it has an exact measurement
Exp: Wilton is thirteen miles from Muscatine |
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