By: Lana Miller and Sarah Davidson. 100 Basic Geography 100 300 200 RegionsSpatial Analysis Maps and Model Tools 200 100 300 200 300 100 200 300.

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By: Lana Miller and Sarah Davidson

100 Basic Geography RegionsSpatial Analysis Maps and Model Tools

What is the study of Geography?

Answer: Study of the earth as created by natural forces and modified by human action

What is Location?

Answer: Explains where something is on the Earth and the effects that position has on human life

What is Distance Decay?

Answer: occurs when the intensity of some phenomenon decreases as distance increases

What are the three types of Expansion Diffusion?

Answer: Hierarchical, Contagious, and Stimulus

What is Accessibility?

Answer: The opportunity for contact or interaction from a given point or location in relation to other locations

What is Physiological Density?

Answer: # of persons per unit of area suitable agriculture

What are Reference Maps?

Answer: They show common features such as boundaries, roads, and mountains

What are Dot Maps?

Answer: Single dot or other symbol represents a specified number of occurrences of some particular phenomenon or event

What does the Mercator Projection do?

Answer: It preserves direction but distorts area (higher latitudes are distorted)

What are the three types of Regions?

Answer: Formal, Functional, and Perceptual

What is a Perceptual Region?

Answer: vernacular region, is a place that people believe exists as part of their cultural identity.

What is Irredentism?

Answer: Assertion by the government of a country that a minority living outside its formal border belongs to it historically and culturally.