Ap geo study

Choropleth Map

• A thematic map that shows data aggregated for a specific geographic area, often using diff codes to represent different values

• A map with dots and points as to where everyplace relies in

• A map that distorts the geographic slope of an area.

• A person who makes maps

Cartographer

• A map that distorts the geographic slope of an area.

• The person who decides where everyplace in the world is and names them.

• A person who makes maps

• Shared practices of a cultures

Culture

• corresponds to the direction on a compass.

• The shared practices, tech, attitudes, and behaviors that a society transmits from generation to generation

• The distance that can be measured with a standard unit

• A person who understands the wider world and his or her place in it

Globalization

• A person who is aware of and understands their place in the world

• A general tern for the ways in which a society defines the differences between male and femalm

• The process by which businesses and other organizations develop international influence or start operating on and international scale.

• corresponds to the direction on a compass

Gender

• The distance that can be measured in a unit of a length

• A general term for the ways in which a society defines the differences between male and female

• A person who is aware of their place in the world

• Corresponds to the direction on a compass

Global Citizen

• A person who is aware of and understands the wider world and his or her place in it

• Corresponds to the direction on a compass

• The distance that can be measured in a unit

• A person that uses a map that distorts the geographic slope of an area

Absolute Distance

• The distance between each state in each continent

• The distance that can be measured with a standard unit of length, such as a feet, yard, mile, or kilometer.

• Correspond to direction on a compass; North, South, West, East. As well as northwest and southwest.

• A distortion of the geographic distance of a slope.

Absolute Direction

• A representation of the 3 dimensional configuration of earths surface

• A map that emphasizes the spatial patterns of geographic statistics.

• Corresponds to the direction on a compass; North, South, East, and west

• A map that uses symbols of diff sizes to represent numerical values

Cartogram

• A measurement of the level of social, cultural, or economical similarity between places.

• A map that distorts the geographic slope of an area in order to slow the size of a specific variable.

• The group of practices that meet the needs of the present w/o compromising

• A direction that can be described as a position, such as in front of or behind left or right.

Relative distance

• A map projection that attempts to create the most visually appealing representation of earth by keeping all types of distortion

• A measurement of the level of social cultural or economic similarity between places despite their distance from each other

• A direction that can be described as a position, such as in front of or behind, and left or right

• The group of practices that meet the needs of the present w/o compromising future generations ability to meet their needs