Cultural Geography

The genetic traits inherited from one's ancestors.

The personality of a group of people, including their customs, beliefs, laws, and traditions.

The political system of a country.

The economic output of a society.

A vast, untouched forest.

A city park with walking trails.

An area with farms, cultivated fields, and traditional architecture.

A remote island with no human inhabitants.

Skyscrapers and high-density housing

Extensive public transportation systems

Farms and open spaces

A concentration of cultural centers and diverse restaurants

By solely showcasing the economic status of the region.

By illustrating the society's history, religious beliefs, and agricultural practices.

By ignoring the historical context and focusing only on modern developments.

By promoting globalization.

Standardized architecture and chain stores.

Unique histories, cultural identities, or natural environments.

Rapid social and cultural change.

Lack of community resources.

Preservation of local traditions.

Rapid social and cultural change and economic development.

Strong community involvement in local planning.

Celebration of cultural diversity.

Roles that are identical across all cultures.

Roles that are solely determined by biological differences.

Roles that are shaped by cultural norms and expectations within a society.

Roles that are always flexible and not influenced by tradition.

The feeling of disorientation in an unfamiliar environment.

The emotional connection and feeling of belonging people have to a specific location.

The physical characteristics of a location.

The economic value of a location.

A locally-owned coffee shop with unique decor and menu.

A historic district with well-preserved architecture.

A chain restaurant that looks identical in every location.

A public park with native plants and local art.

The process of isolating cultures from one another.

The increasing interconnectedness of the world's economies, cultures, and populations.

The preservation of local traditions and customs.

The political separation of countries.