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The number of women who die during or after birth out of a thousand births.

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The gap in life expectancy between males and females.

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The murder of an infant, usually due to the baby being of the undesired gender.

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How society perceives the difference between the male and the female.

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Giving the right to, especially voting.

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The death of a potential bride as a result of the violence of an unpaid dowry.

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For every fifteen degrees of longitude, the time goes back an hour.

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Gathering data using satellites and aerial photography to collect data from far away positions.

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Showing the three dimensional Earth on a two dimensional surface

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Unexplored and un-investigated lands

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How a person thinks of place. In essence, a mental visual of a place. Similar to vernacular regions.

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Thematic= emphasizes specific themes
Statistical= show variation in quantity
Cartogram= size changed by data
Dot= dots represent phenomena
Isoline= lines show variation in data
Chloropleth= shades of colors show data

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How detailed or non-detailed a map is depending on what is being shown. Large scale maps show a small area and small scale maps show a large area.

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A set of horizontal and vertical lines that are used to determine position around the world.
Prime Meridian= 0 degrees longitude
Equator= 0 degrees latitude
International Date Line= where the day changes from one the other

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Satellites finding the location of a point displayed using numbers; usually using latitude and longitude.

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Layers of data relating to geography that can be added or subtracted from a simulation.

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The misrepresentation of some aspect of the Earth when projecting it onto a flat surface.

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The effects of living in a world in which increased interaction and advancing technology have "shortened" the distance between places.

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The increase in cost, time, etc. that occurs the farther a trait moves from its hearth.

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The effect of distance on the diffusion of a cultural trait.

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Some kind of generalization. Can also refer to amount of area studied. I.E. cardograms

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The ratio of an area on a map to that of the entire Earth. Also can mean the amount of area being studied and its relationship to the Earth.

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Basically, what people think or perceive about a region; most likely one they've never been to .

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A central point surrounded by area dependent on that point.

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Region defined by homogeneity, usual that of a government or a political boundary.

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Theory that the environment determines how successful a culture will be. Used by colonial powers to justify colonialism.

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Theory that the environment sets limits on a culture, but they culture is mainly determined by social concepts.

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AKA a toponym, a name given to a place based on the local culture.

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The place based on its connectivity to other places. Similar to relative location.

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The land on which a place is built  as well as the climate and physical features. Similar to absolute location.

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Location of a place based on other places and/ or landmarks.

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Location of a place based on latitude and longitude.

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The distance between two points in terms of how connected they are.

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The area in which a cultural treat in started and where is spreads out from.

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Determined by how phenomena are spread out or arranged in the spatial perspective.

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The distance between two points based upon units of measure.

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Expansion diffusion in which the culture that a trait spreads to changes the trait to meet the standards of their culture. I.E. Indian McDonald's serves vegetarian items

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Expansion diffusion that occurs through the passage of a trait from person to person.

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Expansion diffusion that occurs when a trait passes from the highest node of power to the next highest and so on. I.E. Fashion.

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Diffusion in which the number of people associated with it increases. Divided into stimulus, contagious, and hierarchical diffusion. (Contagious shown below)

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Occurs when a group moves, usually a long distance, taking their cultural traits with them. There is little to no increase in number of those using it.

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Total population divided by area of arable land.

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Total population divided by total land area.

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Different cultural groups leave pieces of their culture over time. Found in many former colonies and in places like Jerusalem. In the image, the golden dome is an Islamic holy space and just below it is the "Wailing Wall", which is holy to Judaism.

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The cultural properties that are the works of both man and nature. This is usually landscapes that have been effected by human interaction, like the hills below.

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All of the natural elements of a place.

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The things within an area built by man. Things like buildings, roads, and canals.