In the Demographic Transition Model, which stage is the one where birth rates go down due to women's independence?

Immigration is the migration of people to a place, but what is it called when people move out of a place?

What is it called when a country extends its power and influence often--but not always--through the use of military force?

Which stage of Rostow's model includes preconditions to takeoff?

A language mutually understood and commonly used in trade by people with different native languages is referred to as a...

What is it called when successful societies leave cultural imprints?

When a state or country is under the control of religious leaders or a "divinely guided" ruler, what is it called?

What is it called when politicians redistrict territory or manipulate their district's boundaries often for a voting advantage?

What is the sector of an economy called in which taxes are not collected on the profit made due to the illegality of the business?

In a developed country, what are areas called where healthy food is difficult to obtain?

When a culture's traits develop and diffuse from a certain area, what is that area called?

Which density figure is calculated by total population relative to arable land?

Who wrote the theory depicting one global economy with core, periphery, and semi-periphery tiers?

Which economic sector is it in which high-level services aim to collect, process, or manipulate information and capital?

What is the process called in which urban neighborhoods are converted from predominantly low-income renter-occupied areas to predominantly middle-class owner-occupied areas?

What vocabulary concept refers to the visible imprint of human activity on the landscape?

What famous geographer theorized that population would grow exponentially but that food supply would grow arithmetically?

In the Von Thunen Model of Agricultural Land Use, which product ring is found directly inside the ranching and livestock ring?

Which geographical theory seeks to explain the number, size, and location of human settlements in a residential system?

In which theory is it stated that weight gaining industries must locate production close to the market and weight losing industries' production must be closer to the supply of raw materials?

Using a GPS to go on treasure hunts, most recently popularized by Pokemon Go, is called this.

What is the name of the phenomena where a particular linguistic feature exists within a geographic boundary?

What is the practice called in which a single entity controls the entire process of manufacturing a product, from raw material to distribution?

When the largest city in a country is twice the size of the second largest city and three times the size of the third largest city, it is called this kind of city.

This theory was first created by Nicholas Spykman to counter Mackinder's Heartland theory by stating that the coastal fringes of Eurasia would be the base of world conquest.