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Absolute Distance - A distance that is measured with a standard unit of length, such as mile or kilometer (usually pertaining to coordinates) Accessibility - The relative ease in which a destination may be reached from some other place Concentration - Where things are gathered within a specific space; the spread of something over a given area Connectivity - The degree of economic, social, cultural or political connection between two places Density - How many of a certain thing are within a...

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Cognitive maps - contain specific information that individuals assimilate from their environment to help them navigate (also known as mental maps) Choropleth maps - use shading and coloring to depict geographic information Azimuthal perspective - the viewer looks down directly on one of the poles Salinization - occurs when arid environments are irrigated; evaporated water leaves behind a salty residue, which leaves soil more acidic and less productive Cultural syncretism - occurs when two ...

AP Human Geography Exam Questions and Answers What two questions do geographers ask? - Answer>> "Where are people and activities found on Earth? And why are they found there?" Give a definition for geography in your own words. - Answer>> the study of the location of things found on earth's surface and the reasons for the location. What are the two major branches of geography? - Answer>> human and physical geography. What are the two main features of "human geograp...

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