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The number of farmers per unit of farmland. |
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Total number of objects in an area. |
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East to West lines that define a township. |
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The science of map making. |
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A feature's spread over a space. |
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Relationships between people and objects. |
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A rapid and wide spread diffusion. |
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The study of human-environment relationships. |
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The combination of cultural features. |
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A body of customary beliefs. |
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The frequency of something in a space. |
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How something spreads from place to place. |
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The process of which the further away two things are, the less contact they have. |
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An arrangement of an object in a space. |
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Environmental Determinism |
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How physical environments cause social developments. |
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The spread of a feature from one place to another in a snowball process. |
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An area where everyone shares a certain characteristic. |
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Geographical Information System (GIS) |
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A computer system that can process geographic data. |
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Global Positioning System (GPS) |
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System that determines an accurate location. |
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The force that involves the whole world to result in making something worldwide. |
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Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) |
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The time zone at zero degrees longitude. |
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An area where an innovation originates. |
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The spread of an idea from an authority to other people. |
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International Date Line (IDL) |
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A lime that is twenty-four hours ahead to the east than on the west. |
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Divided America into a system of townships. |
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The numbering system for parallels/meridians. |
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Model for the Earth's surface. |
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