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Unit 1 AP Human Geography Study Guide

Parker Jensen Human Geography AP English 13 cards

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  1. 1Human Geography vs Physical GeographyHuman Geography: The study of the processes that shape how humans
    understand the earth
    Physical Geography: The study of natural processes and the features of the environments
  2. 2Absolute Location vs Relative LocationAbsolute Location: The absolute position of something on earth (Coordinates)
    Relative Location: The position of something compared to the location of something else
  3. 3Site vs SituationSite: Absolute location and features of a place
    Situation: Relative location of a place
  4. 4Possiblism vs Environmental DeterminismPossiblism: Theory that states that humans control their fate the environment does not influence them
    Environmental Determinism: Theory that states that the environment influences human behavior
  5. 5Scale of AnalysisThe data used to analyse a certain factor
    Ex. Population Distribution
  6. 6Functional Region vs Vernacular Region vs Formal RegionFunctional Region: A region that revolves around a certain activity or theme
    Vernacular Region: A region that is influenced by the peoples emotions
    Formal Region: A region that has 1 or more shared traits
  7. 7Globalization ImpactsCore countries benefits from globalization while peripheral countries are often exploited for resources and production
  8. 8GIS & Remote SensingGIS: Computer system that collects geographic information for display and analyzation
    Remote Sensing: Collecting data without physical contact
    Ex. Satellite
  9. 9World System ChartCore: Most developed
    Semi-Peripheral: Semi developed
    Peripheral: Under developed
  10. 10U.S Census BureauEvery 10 years the U.S government attempts to collect an exact number of the amount of people living in the United States
  11. 11Map Projections & DistortionMost Common Map Projections: Mercator, Gall-Peters, and Robinson
    Distortion: Areas of a 2D map that are not accurately represented (Stretched)
  12. 12Reference Map vs Thematic MapReference Map: A map on the location of places
    Thematic Map: A map on the relationship between geographic data
  13. 13Cloropleth MapA map divided into areas or regions that are colored, shaded or patterned to represent certain data

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AP Human Geography Flashcards on Unit 1 AP Human Geography Study Guide, created by Parker Jensen on 22/08/2023.
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