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World Geography Vocabulary Review

World Geography Vocabulary Review. The process of spreading new knowledge and skills from one culture to another

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  • World Geography Vocabulary Review
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  • The process of spreading new knowledge and skills from one culture to another
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  • CULTURAL DIFFUSION OR CULTURAL CONVERGENCE
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  • The average number of years an individual in a country is expected to live
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  • LIFE EXPECTANCY
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  • The number of deaths per year for every 1,000 people
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  • DEATH RATE
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  • Type of economic system in which the government owns the means of production and makes all economic decisions.
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  • COMMAND ECONOMY
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  • A democratic system of government in which people elect representatives to make decisions.
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  • REPUBLIC
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  • Countries with lower standards of living and less advanced technologies
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  • LESS DEVELOPED NATIONS
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  • The number of infants who die for every 1,000 births
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  • INFANT MORTALITY RATE
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  • The number of births per year for every 1,000 people
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  • BIRTHRATE
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  • The value of goods and services produced in a year in a nation by an average person (average income)
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  • PER CAPITA GDP
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  • The percentage of people who can read and write
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  • LITERACY RATE
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  • Rule by a king or queen
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  • MONARCHY
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  • A system of government in which a single person or small group exercises complete power
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  • DICTATORSHIP
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  • When a culture is restricted from outside influences OR when a culture separates, forming two distinct cultures
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  • CULTURAL DIVERGENCE
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  • A system of government in which authority is based on the will of the people
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  • DEMOCRACY
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  • A type of economic system in which people earn a living the same way as their ancestors, usually producing only enough to survive
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  • TRADITIONAL OR SUBSISTENCE ECONOMY
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  • Countries with advanced economies and high standards of living
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  • MORE DEVELOPED NATIONS
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  • An increasing number of people migrating from rural to urban areas
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  • URBANIZATION
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  • The movement of people into another country or region
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  • IMMIGRATION
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  • Type of economic system in which people choose what to produce with very little government regulation
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  • MARKET ECONOMY
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  • City
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  • URBAN
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  • All of the factors that help a city to function
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  • INFRASTRUCTURE
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  • The movement of people from one country or region to another
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  • EMIGRATION
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  • Outside of the city limits
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  • RURAL
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  • The processes, patterns, and functions of human settlement
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  • SETTLEMENT PATTERNS
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  • The average number of people per square mile
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  • POPULATION DENSITY
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  • Countries that are moving from less to more developed economies
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  • NEWLY INDUSTRIALIZED OR EMERGING ECONOMIES
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  • A type of dictatorship in which the government closely controls every aspect of a citizens life
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  • TOTALITARIANISM
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  • A government run by religious leaders
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  • THEOCRACY