1 Define the concepts of space place and landscape How are they different How do the concepts overlap In what ways does a geographer s way of seeing and interacting with the world shift when they interpret their surroundings through the lenses of space place and landscape 2 How do domestic spaces and home rules structure our identities our social relations and our engagements with the world How does the layout of the home and the pathways of everyday life reproduce cultural norms and world views Your response must include one or more examples from course materials 3 How does the act of walking transform the meaning of ordinary everyday life and what does this transformation suggest about the political or cultural significance of routine movement How does the act of walking expose tensions between planned environments and lived experience and what does this tension suggest about authoritative power individual agency and spatial order Your response must include one or more examples from course materials 4 Why are maps considered graphic arguments How do they shape geopolitical realities rather than simply represent them Your response must include one or more examples from course materials 5 Why are markets money and private property necessary but not sufficient components for the development of the modern world system Your response should define the modern world system and identify additional features that are necessary for global capitalism to develop 6 How did shifts in land tenure agricultural labor obligations and agricultural production in NW Europe during Medieval or Feudal times contribute to the emergence of capitalism Your response should link the changes above with specific features components or characteristics of capitalism 7 What is mercantilism How did mercantilism contribute to the entrenchment of global interdependence and uneven development two hall marks of the modern world system today Page 1 of 1