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This video explains the rapid succession of the industrialization that expanded throughout major cities such as Chicago, New York City, and Boston. This video shows how we expanded as a country. Many population booms occurred as a result of all the expansion.

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Industry with Forrest Gump (Part 1 ) | AP Human Geography Unit 7 Review in 20 minutes

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class meme

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unit 7

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Unit 6

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Unit 5

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unit 4

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Unit 3

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unit 2

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unit 1

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unit 7- the industrial revolution and how it made everything more advanced at the time 

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unit 6- the split from burbs and cities 

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unit 5- the fire is spreading just like agriculture 

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unit 4- talking about diffrent ideas and how they shape our world 

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unit 1 and learning about different types of maps

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Unit 1.1 introduction to maps - Beaux Hawkins

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Unit 1.1 introduction to maps - Beaux Hawkins

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When learning the different types of scales in unit 1 of the maps I have always been confused on what a large scale map and the small scale map are. This is because a large scale map shows more detail and zooms in but I always thought it showed less detail and more zoom out, which I now know is a small scale map.

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Unit 2.10: Causes of Migration - Beaux Hawkins

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Unit 2.10: Causes of Migration - Beaux Hawkins

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When learning about migration we have learned push and pull factors of migration. This photo shows the push and pull factors of why people migrate.

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Unit 3.7: Diffusion of religion - Beaux Hawkins

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Unit 3.7: Diffusion of religion - Beaux Hawkins

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When learning about religion in unit 3 we have learned the difference between universalizing and ethnic religions. Judaism is an example of ethnic religion because they appeal to their group of people in a religion and doesn’t diffuse far while Christianity diffuse throughout the whole world and are very welcoming to the spread of their religion.

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4.8 Defining Devolutionary factors - Beaux Hawkins 

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4.8 Defining Devolutionary factors - Beaux Hawkins 

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I have done this meme to show how Taiwan broke off from China because of devolution. Taiwan used to be part of China until they have political differences of government so Taiwan became an sovereign independent country. Therefore this was an devolution factor.

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I have done this meme to show how the livestock of agriculture has been moved to feedlots for the markets. The cow in the picture looks scared because he will turn into a cheeseburger.

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Unit 7.1 The Industrial Revolution - Beaux Hawkins

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Unit 7.1 The Industrial Revolution - Beaux Hawkins

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I have done this meme to show how the telegraph was made during the industrial revolution. The telegraph allowed many to communicate with each other over long distances. This meme shows the excitement of this invention.

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I have done this meme to show the difference from living in a rural area with barely any cities or people around vs moving to an urban city with so much places and people. Therefore there are more options to choose from.

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https://youtu.be/JCIHxXtFwcc

Unit 6.5 showcases the urban land use of cities etc. It showed various city models such as the galactic city model which had central businesses in the center and surrounding worker’s homes and zones of transition on the outside of a concentric model.

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6.5 The Internal Structure of Cities (Unit 6 Cities/Urban Land Use, Topic 5 of AP Human Geography)

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https://youtu.be/k6f1zBiW85A

Ap HuG unit 5.4 focuses on the 2nd agricultural revolution and gmos and how they’ve improved our society via technologies.

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This is a meme about how as soon as they made machines to help with farm workers they all had to go work terrible hours in cramped factories

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This is a meme about how there are so many city models that are impossible memories

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This is a meme about how pests destroy the crops intensive farmers try to grow

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This meme refers to how the class often makes jokes about getting their "bread up".

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This is a meme about how the ethnic groups in Africa where completely split up because of the political boundaries created in the Berlin conference

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I made this meme as a way to make a joke about the stages of economic growth according to Rostow. The first stage is traditional society, followed by precondition for take off, represented by a flight attendants checklist. The third stage is take off, shown by a plane taking off. Next is drive to maturity, represented by a person growing up. Lastly, there is high mass consumption, which is conveyed by an image of the Rock with a giant stack of pancakes.

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This is a meme about how being Jewish is an ethnic religion and they don’t let people join.

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This is a meme showing why people migrate from their home country, and how much opportunity there is in the new country.

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I created this meme about someone complaining about how far a Walmart is relative to them. This conveys the idea of Central Place Theory and the range aspect of it. People are less willing to travel long distances for grocery shops.

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This meme is about how Gall-Peters projection is harder to read because of the distortion and the Mercator projection is easier to read because there is no distortion.

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The industrial revolution was really the advancements in new technology which led to a more mechanized community.

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I made this meme to show that Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) were created to withstand harsh conditions and provide a food source to less-developed countries.

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I made this meme because in class we talked about the inaccuracy city models can be even though they are the most accurate models possible

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literally i cannot understand those models for the life of me

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this meme refers to the use of child labor during the Industrial revolution.

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this meme refers to when European countries colonized Africa, placing political boundaries, disregarding the borders of ethnic religious and cultural groups.

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this meme explains how Judaism is ethnic rather than universal. This means that the religion is highly closed off and not open to everyone.

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This meme explains how farmers were replaced with machinery during the Green revolution in order to improve agricultural technology.

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this meme explains the different types of maps. It specifically depicts the Gall-Peters projection as a square shape and the Mercator projection as having a round shape.

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https://youtu.be/F_npZSAfr4g

Unit 4.5 focuses on governments and how they function. There are different types of governments and states. Federal states are like that of the United States and have a federal government or centralized government. Gerrymandering is when you manipulate boundaries for political gain.

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I think the meme explains itself

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Suburbs suck the city rocks

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https://youtu.be/h1tt4QhEi6E

This video discusses the varying geographical culturalization that has taken place amongst developing societies throughout different regions of the world. For example many people in utah may be mormon.

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3.3 Cultural Patterns (Unit 3 Cultural Geography, Topic 3 of AP Human Geography)

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Migration policies can be put into effect for different reasons and purposes. Pro-natalists are for more babies being born and Anti-natalists are against birthing. Migration can effect many economies and populations. Many countries like China who have an overpopulated country put in place anti-natalist policies to disencourage over-excessive birthing.

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2.7 Population Policies (Unit 2 Population & Migration: Topic 7 of AP Human Geography)

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I made this meme to show how important the first agricultural revolution was. Without the first agricultural revolution we would not have our society as it is today.

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I made this meme to show how Christianity spread through relocation and hierarchical diffusion which is what unit 3.7 is about

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This meme shows the difference between pro and antinatalists policies

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This meme shows how Europe completely left Africa out of the Berlin conference even though the Berlin conference is about Africa

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There are way to many types of maps to learn most of them look the same or have similar names

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I made this to show that the boundaries drawn at the Berlin Conference were geometric and straight lines. They did not follow ethnic populations and just divided territory between sovereign powers.

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I made this meme to show how trends diffuse through hierarchical diffusion. In this meme, New York is the big city that spreads trends and ideas to smaller cities and towns, which soon follow suit.

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I made this meme to explain Malthusian theory of how the world would not be able to support a growing population without preventive and positive checks. However, this was proved incorrect by other theories stating that technology would advance in order to support a larger population.

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The industrial revolution began as a result  of new technologies. Food supplies ended and cars began to emerge.

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At the beginning of the school year, we learned that map projections aren't entirely accurate, as they are attempting to put a sphere on a map. Therefore, all map projections have some sort of distortion. I chose a particularly strange looking map projection for this meme in order to stress this idea.

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Chastin Unit 1.1 talks about types of maps and elaborates on the difference between scales and the certain focuses of the maps. 

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Chastin Unit 1.1 talks about types of maps and elaborates on the difference between scales and the certain focuses of the maps. 

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https://youtu.be/xwL2tRuYXhw

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AP Human Geography Topic 1.1: Introductino to Maps

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This model is called the galactic city model which obviously isn’t a real galaxy but I was playing on the name. The galactic city model is the most accurate model of a modern city and shows how spread out things can be.

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this video shows the connection between neocolonialism which is a key issue in unit 4

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Countries infrastructure levels vary. Switzerland has very high high infrastructure and the DRC has little to know infrastructure.
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aden It talks about migrational patters between states.

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Chapter 3 Key Issue 1 - Migration - AP Human Geography

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aden It talks about the different levels of populated regions.

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Chapter 2 Key Issue 1 - Population - AP Human Geography

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unit 7 is about the development of the all the industries and how they help the economics of a country.

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Unit 07 AP Human Geography Test Hack - Development & Industry

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aden Talks about longitude latitude and the different kinds of maps using reference material.

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Chapter 1 Key Issue 1 - Basic Concepts - AP Human Geography

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AP Human Geography Unit 6 Review! camryn

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this unit was about why everything in a city is where it is and how it helps improve the city.

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camryn
unit 5 is about agricultural and how it improved over time and how it helps a city and the economy

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AP Human Geography - Unit 05 Agricultural Domination!!

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AP Human Geography Unit 4 Review! camryn

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this unit is about the patterns of the political boundaries and how they are made and why they are important

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Most of the small farms around the world can’t compete with big commercial farms because of the lack of money and new advancements.

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This meme is about when we have to look at the maps and while some are not good at it the kids that play Minecraft know how because they show the Coordinaits  

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This meme means that the government try’s to make things better but they still make it worse for us 

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A business needs a structure no matter what and they can be in meany ways 

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This video focus on the distribution of ethnicities which is a key issue for unit 7.2.

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Chapter 7 Key Issue 2 - Distribution of Ethnicities - AP Human Geography

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This meme is when you read a question on a test and you forget everything and you try to remember all of them then you forget one 

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Central Place Theory is essentially how far people are willing to travel for something

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Europe created the boundaries for all of Africa at the Berlin conference and Wakanda isn’t a real country so it’s impossible for them to have borders

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This video focuses on unit 6 as a whole more specifically, Cities and Urban Land-Use.

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This video focus the food supply chain and how interconnected countries are. This is a main focus of unit 5.

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They have an invisible lines and do people can use it to there Advantage 

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Carl O. Sauer introduced the idea of a cultural landscape is which is a geographic term to define an area and how the cultural and natural resources and how they've affected it.

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This video focuses on governments which is a key issue in unit 4.

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I made this meme is about the industrial revolution. Specifically the fact that younger people were used to work in large factories.

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It is for when you don’t have them all down unless you look them up so you know you are going to fail (it is not supposed to be sag it is say)  

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It is when they don’t want kids that much but then they need more so they have to pull them to have more 

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I made this meme about the large number of models that is in unit 6 because they are hard to remember because there are a lot.

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The government wants to slowly move more people so they do things so it can happen 

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The Berlin Conference was a meeting of many European Colonizing powers where they drew borders over the African Continent without any regard for the ethnic groups already there.

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I made this meme about how GMOs are sometimes viewed as dangerous by others, despite the fact they are very useful in farming.

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This video focuses on Migration. This is the key issue for unit 3.2. The video explain the movement of people within a country.

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Chapter 3 Key Issue 2 - Migration - AP Human Geography

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I made this meme is about gerrymandering and how it is used to get an unfair advantage.

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This meme is about universalizing religions and how they are spreading.

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Edge city on the edge of the city, irony or architects choice? I made this meme because I find wordplay funny.

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100% profits. I made this meme about exaggerating bulk reducing industries

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Feedlots are probably like five star restaurants to cows.