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| The study of how people make places, how we organize space and society, how we interact with eachother in places and across space, and how we make sense of others and ourselves in our locality, region and world |
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| a set of processes that are increasing interactions, deepening relationships,and heightening interdependence without regard to country borders. It is also |
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| when geographers go out into the field and see what people are doing and observe people's actions and reactions and how they vary across space |
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| The study of physical phenomena on Earth |
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| what Human and Physical Geographers to study the spatial arrangement of places and phenomena, how they are laid out, organized and arranged on the earth. |
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| worldwide outbreak of disease |
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| mapping the distribution of a disease. Is used to determine the origin of the sickness |
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| reigional outbreak of disease |
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| Location, Human-Environment interactions,region,place,and movement |
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| how the geographical position of people and things on Earths surface affects what happens and why |
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| Human environment interactions |
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| literally how humans and the environment interact |
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| when people infuse a place with a feeling of emotion |
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| the mobility of people,goods and ideas across the surface of the planet |
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| the measured physical space between 2 places |
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| The ease of reaching one location from another |
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| the degree of linkage between locations in a network |
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| refers to the material character of a place, the complex of natural features, human structures, and other tangible objects that give a place a particular form |
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| the visible imprint of human activity on the landscape |
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| refers to the sequential imprants of occupants, whose impacts are layered one on top of the other |
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| locations of places and geographical features. (Absolute locations) |
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| Contain: Degree of an altitude, pattern of distrution, movement, and relative locations. |
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| location in relation to something else, changes over time with certain circumstances. |
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| maps we carry in our minds of places we have been and places we have heard of |
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| the places we trabel to routinely in our rounds of daily activity |
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| defined by a common characteristic; whether physical or cultural, present throughout. |
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| ideas in our minds, based on accumulated knowledge of places and regions that define an area of "sameness" or "connectedness" |
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| the whole, tangible lifestyle of people, but also their prevailing values and beliefs |
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| a single attribute of culture |
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| areas where culture began and from which it spreads |
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| a culture trait that began in several places |
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| the process of the spread of an idea or innovation from its hearth to other areas |
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| idea or innovation spreading outward from the hearth |
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| spreads to next avaliable person |
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| spreads to most linked people or places first |
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Promotes local
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| movement of individuals who carry an idea or innovation with them to a new locale |
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