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movement
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people or migration
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| smaller scale, more local, |
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| ideas, goods, people have moved to a new places |
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| hierarchical expansion diffusion |
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| ideas spread from important people to important people |
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| example disease, very fast |
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| spread of underlying idea but specifics has changed |
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| help break down world into chunks |
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| based on traits, not set in stone |
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| concentrated area of traits |
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| social function, political function, economic function and have a node |
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| where its coordinated from, has function and boundaries |
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| based on perception. how people live in the area see the area. based on physical features shared experiences etc. the midwest |
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| human environment interact |
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| based on mathematical formula common is latitude and latitude |
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| location is relative to other things |
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| description of the location based on physical traits and cultural traits. changes based on what you know |
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| short term of what is happening outside |
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| statistical summary of weather conditions over a long period time |
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| fuel that drives the atmosphere |
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| without ________ life wouldn't be possible |
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| amount of solar energy in a given area. |
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| angle at which the sun is striking the earth . seasonal variation in angle of incidence |
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| at equator, 12 hours of sunlight. some places get 3 months of sunshine |
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| responsible for vasts amount of energy around the globe. |
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| form of energy is transmitted through electromagnetic waves. |
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| gases in the atmosphere capture the long wave radiation. |
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| moves energy from low altitudes to high altitudes. stored in water vapor. |
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| when water goes from a liquid to a vapor it requires ______ heat and energy, as it returns it releases energy |
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| movement of any fluid caused by heat. moves in vertical fashion |
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| move air horizontally along the earths surface |
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| water vapor converting back to liquid form. vapor must be cool. when cooled it will release latent energy |
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| impacts the ability of precipitation to form. the amount of water in the air expressed as a percentage of how much the air can hold at a given temperature. over 100% is called super saturation |
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| precipitation caused by mountains. only on one side |
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| other side of mountain that doesn't receive rain |
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| most common in Oklahoma. based upon fronts. occur when two connecting air masses. |
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| continental polar air mass |
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| maritime tropical air mass |
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| the steeper the front is the more severe |
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| heat causes pressure changes |
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| when air is descending. when it hits surface is spins clockwise called divergence. |
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| convergence at the earths surface. shoots air in the atmosphere counterclockwise |
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| things turn right in northern hemisphere and vice versa. winds bend in between sections of low and high pressure |
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| wind cycle on outside of globe |
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| plates slide by one another. san andreas fault |
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| crust floats on magma. glacier weighs down crust |
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| glacier moves the crust rises. also isostatic adjustment |
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| continual flow of magma to surface doesn't move. forms chain |
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| result is dependable on how bendable the rock is found in convergent plate boundary |
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| downward part is syncline. upward part is anticline folds can break. part of mountain boundary |
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| overthrust is part that overrides can cause earthquakes |
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| blocks that move downward is called |
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| blocks that move upward are called |
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| transform plate boundary. parallel to surface. sterile shift faults. |
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| epicenter is on the surface area of the |
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| 1935 every number you increase it becomes 10 times greater |
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| less visoscity means magma flows more |
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| projectiles from volcanoes |
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| are called pyroclastic material |
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| wide slowly ascending volcano former by years of lava flows. hawaii |
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| smallest volcano. majority is gravel sized material. erupts and accumulates |
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| stereotypical volcano. mount saint helens |
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| formed when molten magma cools and solidifies |
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| created through pressure ex. limestone |
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| subjected to pressure and heat. changes the rock |
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| occurs when the elements of a rock are exposed to air and water. warmer the weather the faster it happens |
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| occurs through the brute force ex. potholes |
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