1.4 Spatial Concepts

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Froggy Jumps 1.4 Spatial ConceptsOnline version Unit 1 Topic 4 by Carlos Vela 1 What elements do a spatial approach look at? a The movement of people and places in a narrow span of time b movements of people and things, changes in places over time c The average life span of people in the U.S. 2 What is Space? a is the eventual outcome of a phenomena b a look at the eventual results some specific things and not other c is the area between two or more phenomena or things. 3 Why are the concepts of absolute and relative location important? a to mitigate the distance between the poles b to define the amount of space and relative or absolute distance between locations c the describe the movement of the oceanic waves 4 What caused the situation of many small towns to change in 1950 America? a Towns along old railroad lines became less important b Towns success has always dependent on the discovery of some type of mineral in the area c Towns along the railroads had very little growth 5 How does a place reach the status of placelessness ? a If a place is long forgotten but remembered by only a few b If a place inspires no strong emotional ties in people or lacks uniqueness c If a place inspires very little emotion but still has ties 6 What provides insight into the physical geography, history and culture of a location? a synonyms b placelesness c toponyms 7 Why are toponyms created? a to inspire feeling of placelessness b to inspire nostalgia c to inspire an ideal view of a location 8 What factors have allowed countries to seem much closer together now than before? a the development of faster railways b The development of air travel c the integration of the telegraphs 9 What has been the result of radio, internet, and other exchanges in Southeastern Europe? a have exposed people to transmittable diseases b have greater improved the hygiene of a place c have exposed isolated places to music and culture from all over the world. 10 What is an example of a physical connection? a the movement of planets b a close relationship among husband and wife c the mutual distance that strangers share

Froggy Jumps

1.4 Spatial ConceptsOnline version

Unit 1 Topic 4

by Carlos Vela

What elements do a spatial approach look at?

The movement of people and places in a narrow span of time

movements of people and things, changes in places over time

The average life span of people in the U.S.

What is Space?

is the eventual outcome of a phenomena

a look at the eventual results some specific things and not other

is the area between two or more phenomena or things.

Why are the concepts of absolute and relative location important?

to mitigate the distance between the poles

to define the amount of space and relative or absolute distance between locations

the describe the movement of the oceanic waves

What caused the situation of many small towns to change in 1950 America?

Towns along old railroad lines became less important

Towns success has always dependent on the discovery of some type of mineral in the area

Towns along the railroads had very little growth

How does a place reach the status of placelessness ?

If a place is long forgotten but remembered by only a few

If a place inspires no strong emotional ties in people or lacks uniqueness

If a place inspires very little emotion but still has ties

What provides insight into the physical geography, history and culture of a location?

synonyms

placelesness

toponyms

Why are toponyms created?

to inspire feeling of placelessness

to inspire nostalgia

to inspire an ideal view of a location

What factors have allowed countries to seem much closer together now than before?

the development of faster railways

The development of air travel

the integration of the telegraphs

What has been the result of radio, internet, and other exchanges in Southeastern Europe?

have exposed people to transmittable diseases

have greater improved the hygiene of a place

have exposed isolated places to music and culture from all over the world.

What is an example of a physical connection?

the movement of planets

a close relationship among husband and wife

the mutual distance that strangers share

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by Carlos Vela

What elements do a spatial approach look at?

What is Space?

Why are the concepts of absolute and relative location important?

What caused the situation of many small towns to change in 1950 America?

How does a place reach the status of placelessness ?

What provides insight into the physical geography, history and culture of a location?

Why are toponyms created?

What factors have allowed countries to seem much closer together now than before?

What has been the result of radio, internet, and other exchanges in Southeastern Europe?

What is an example of a physical connection?