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5. Nature & Perspectives Development 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Development Nature & Perspectives

6. Relative location in relation to other places describes a place’s

7. Situation

8. The first example of using a map to identify the spatial distribution of a Problem was developed by?

9. Dr. John Snow

10. 25 people dying in a storm in Djibouti is not generally important in Cypress, TX. This is an example of?

11. Scale (of importance)

12. Time zones are roughly how many degrees of longitude wide?

13. 15 degrees

14. The reduced amount of time for inforamtion, goods, or people to travel is called?

15. Time-space compression

16. The number of people per unit of arable land is called?

17. Physiological density

18. The environment places limits on the ability to develop refers to?

19. Environmental determinism

20. The type of region that has a “threshold” radiating from a node is called?

21. Functional region

22. The spread of an idea from persons or nodes of authority in an orderly process is called

23. Hierarchal diffusion

24. The change over time of what is occupying a partiuclar space is called?

25. Sequence occupance

26. Name the four major industrial regions of the world today.

27. Northeast USA, Northwestern Europe, Eastern Europe, Far East

28. The three major types of economic systems are?

29. Free Market (capitalism), socialism, command economy

30. Explain what is meant by the term “compressed modernity”

31. A country develops in a shorter period of time

32. Moving labor intensive jobs to countries with low labor rates is called?

33. New International Division of Labor

34. Where was the use of “micro-credit” pioneered?

35. Bangladesh (South Asia)

36. The change from and to these power sources promoted the Industrial Revolution

37. From burning wood to coal

38. The biggest hurdle that keeps MDC’s from investing in Africa would be?

39. Lack of political stability

40. Two examples of “post industrial societies” would be

41. USA, Europe, Japan, Australia (and a few select others)

42. The acronym “JIT” means, and refers to

43. Just in time. Refers to parts arriving just before they are needed

44. Define “economic colonialism”

45. LDC’s are still dependent on MDC’s for capital and markets

46. The Industrial Revolution began in?

47. United Kingdom

48. Another name for the “World System Theory” would be?

49. Core periphery

50. What has to happen before the “pre-conditions for take- off” can occur

51. An elite group seeks investment in the country

52. Two examples of the “take off” stage of economic development would be?

53. Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, China, Chile, Indonesia (and a few others)

54. Defective – no go!

55. Special processing or manufacturing zones set up in many Asian countries are called?

56. Make your wager

57. The highest level of development in Rostow’s categories would be?

58. Age of Mass Consumption