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culture
learned & shared behavior by a group of people
geography
the study of the earth, about making connections
geopolitical framework
nations vs. states: states have boundaries, nations are areas that share cultures
ethnic separatism
desired regional autonomy expressed by a culturally distinctive group within a larger, politically dominant culture; competing forces
centrifugal forces
forces that tend to divide a country. pull away
centripetal forces
forces that tend to unite or bind a country together; unity
GNI/GDP in countries
China-5,420/10.3 India-2740/7.8 U.S.-45,840/2.6(WE INVEST IN OTHER COUNTRIES)
INSOLATION
INcoming SOLAr radiaTION
anthropogenic
Human-induced changes on climate
WATER
too little:drought; too much:flooding; all need water, not enough supply
green revolution
the introduction of pesticides and high-yield grains and better management during the 1960s and 1970s which greatly increased agricultural productivity
plate tectonics
diverging-new crust is formed converging-old crust altered subduction-earthquakes equal density-mountains lateral sideswiping-tsunami
locations on map
equator-0 degrees latitude tropics-23.5 N&S arctic&antarctic circle-66.5 N&S northpole-90 degrees N latitude southpole-90 degrees S latitude prime meridian-0 degrees logitude
europe facts
41 countries west of russia, marshy lowland on north sea, over 530 million people, high pop density, Germany-most populous, then france, italy,uk. tfr-1.6
migration in europe
schengen agreement-reduced border formalities b/t some european countries, immigrants is increasing. 1985 free passageways,
migration continued
england-pakistan, india france- nw africa netherlands-indonesia germany-sub-sahara africa
turkish, germany
needed workers & people, invited turks over "people & politics"-cultures collided language was a big problem
cultures colliding
imperialism-forceful imposition nationalism-retreat to preserve syncretism(hybridization)- blending
transformation of cityscapes in europe
medieval(900-1500)-walled city w/narrow streets renaissance baroque(1500-1800)-open, spacious, ceremonial buildings industrial-factories, "modern"
historical preservations
paris-limits on tall buildings germany-world heritage site on danube river
europes integration
1957- free market of g&s, capital evolved to EU in 1991- 15 to 27 nations
cutural diversity in europe
germanic(german, english, dutch) romance(italian, french, spanish, portuguese) slavic(northern & southern separate)
religion in europe
christian: catholic in central, orthodox in reject pope SE europe, protestant in N europe revolt against pope, judaism in poland and E Europe 2000 years ago(islam came)
irredentism
goal of regaining territory lost to another state
wars in europe
1. two world wars-EAST VS WEST 2. 40 year cold war- communism vs. democracy & capitalism, east vs west, warsaw pact, NATO
Europe east & west
fear of nuclear warfare, no weapons, iron curtain, families separated, 11-9-1989 wall came down reunification began
berlin wall
hungary & czech opened borders, no military power or resources george bush was president
industrial revolution in europe
textile mills, railroad development, coal, powerhouse
issues in europe
bankrupt countries(greece, italy, iceland, portugal, spain)debates, wars, who can join?, survive crisis?

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