1. Human Geo Jeopardy VocabularyConceptsThe Five ThemesRandomLabs 10 20 30 40 50

2. Social differences between men and women, rather than biological differences between them.

3. The art and science of making maps, including data compilation, layout and design, also concerned with the interpretation of maps.

4. The act of a country sending a person out of his/her country.

5. A position on the earth’s surface that can be found using latitude and longitude or an address..

6. The act of a person migrating out of his/her country or area.

7. “How we make sense of ourselves” through the combination of emotions, experiences, choices, and characteristics.

8. The process by through which a popular culture product or idea adapts to local culture to make it diffuse quickly.

9. Cultural traits that are urban, often change, and diffuse quickly around the world.

10. These traits are characteristics of what type of a country? High life expectancy Good healthcare systems Good transportation systems

11. Life expectancy is lowest in

12. This theme of geography relates to migration.

13. This theme relates to latitude and longitude.

14. The midwest and northeast are examples this theme.

15. A desert is an example of this theme.

16. Pollution is an example of this theme.

17. This type of map uses color to show data.

18. Which of the following religions follows the teachings of Muhammad and the Quran

19. The statistics that report the number of people added to the world per thousand year in a given year

20. The arrest of Rodney King and the riots that followed his arrest can best be described as

21. A social construct categorization of humans based on skin color and other physical characteristics.

22. This type of culture occurs on a farm.

23. Why are maps distorted? they are sometimes necessary

24. Race is a _____________ _______

25. What is one important future implication of the current world’s population patterns?

26. Describe push and pull factors

28. Final Jeopardy Make your wager…

29. The Question This idea has its origins in the 1800s and continues to this day. Science has proven that this practice is not scientifically sound and is based completely on peoples’ biases.