AP Human Geography Vocabulary Quiz 1

What is Love of a place?

The decrease of in acceptance of a cultural innovation with increasing time and distance from its origin.

A grouping of like places or the functional union of places to form a spatial unit.

A term used to connote the objective, quantitative, theoretical, model-based, economics-oriented type of geography that seeks to understand spatial systems and networks through application of the principals of social science.

Something that completely halts diffusion of innovation and blocks the spread of cultural elements.

Term that implies an ongoing set of movements of people, ideas, or things that have no particular center or periphery.

Expansion diffusion in which innovations spread from one important person to another or from one urban center to another.

A type of settlement form in which people live relatively distant from each other.

Humans are part of, not separate from, nature and that the habitat possesses a soul and is filled with nature spirits.

A total way of life held in common by a group of people, which includes just about everything.