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Culture
The total knowledge, attitudes and behaviors shared by and passed on by the members of a specific group.
Society
Shares a common language, a sense of identity and its culture.
Ethnic Group
Shares language, a sense of identity as a separate group within their region.
Innovation
Taking existing elements and creating something new from them.
Diffusion
The spread of Ideas, inventions,or patterns of behavior.
Cultural Hearth
A place from where Ideas, Materials and technology spred out to other cultures.
Acculturation
The acceptance or adaption of innovation by a society.
Dialect
Speech patterns related to class rejoin or other cultural changes.
Religion
The belief in a super natural power or powers that a re regarded as creators and maintainers of the universe.
Birth Rate
The number of live births per thousand population.
Fertility Rate
The average number of children a woman would have in her lifetime.
Mortality Rate
Also called the death rate, the number of deaths per thousand.
Infant Mortality Rate
Number of deaths among infants under age 1 per thousand population.
Rate of natural Increase
The rate at which the population is growing
Population Pyramid
Graphic device that shows gender and age distribution of population.
Push and Pull Factors
Reasons why people migrate.
Population Density
Average number of people who live in a measurable area.
Carrying Capacity
The number of organisms a piece of land can support.
State
An Independent unit that occupies a specific Territory and has control of its internal and external affairs.
Nations
A group of people with a common culture living in a territory and having a sense of unity.
Nation-State
When a nation and state occupy the same territory.
Democracy
Gov. in which a ruling family holds political power and may not share power with its citizens.
Dictatorship
Gov. in which nearly all political power and means of production are held by the government.
Communism
Gov. in which power and production are held by gov.
Land Lock
Having no outlet to the sea,
City
Area with large populations, center of business and culture.
Urban Geography
The study of how people use spaces in cites.
Suburb
Political unit touching the central city, touching, suburbs.
Metropolitan Area
A functional area made up of the city, subarbs
Urbanization
Rise in the numbers of cites.
Central Business District (CBD)
The commercial core of city.