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1 Human Settlement: Spatial Patterns

2 Choropleth Maps Choropleth maps p. 10 P. 10 #1-3

3 Demography, Distribution, and Density Demography p. 4-5 P. 4 #1-2 P. 6 Timeline of world population growth Population distribution vs. density p. 7-9 Map: World Population Density p. 314 P. 9 #1, 3, 4

4 Settlement Patterns linear, scattered, clustered (p. 54) Define and map each pattern in your notebook

5 Why People Live Where They Live Natural Environment Land for Human Settlements (p. 13-14) Water for Life (p. 15) Economic Conditions (p. 16) History (p. 17) P. 17 #2, 3

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