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Geography (Demography (Demographic Transition Model (Stage 1 (Low…

- - - - Low population growth rate due to high death rates counteracting the high birth rates
    - - Receding death rates with birth rates remaining constant
    - - Birth rates begin to fall with death rates remaining low
    - - Birth and death rates stabilize, leaving the total growth rate relatively low
- - - - Direct use of natural resources
    - - Changing the product from the primary sector to have more value
    - - Providing of services
  - - - Combined measurement of life expectancy, education, and per capita income.
    - - GDP per capita
        
        GDP/Population
      - Total amount of goods produce and services provided per year
- - - - Different ways of showing things, such as the Mercator.
    - - Distance
      - Shape
      - Direction
      - Area
  - - - Territorial Waters
        
        12 nautical miles out from the shore, full sovereignty
      - Contiguous Zone
        
        12-24 nautical miles out, limited sovereignty
      - Exclusive Economic Zone
        
        24-200 nautical miles, only resource sovereignty
      - International Waters
        
        Ocean water outside any country's 200 mile sovereignty
      - Median Line Principle
        
        If two countries both are within 200 miles, the sovereignty is split by a line down the middle
  - - - Center is equidistant from all boundaries
    - - Mostly compact with one extremity
    - - Country that completely surrounds another
    - - Long and skinny country
    - - Country with multiple parts
    - - Part of a country that is not connected to the mainland
    - - A country, or part of one completely surrounded by another territory
- - - - Change in weather/climate due to change in elevation, primarily due to mountains.
- - - - Absolute Location
        
        Longitude
        
        Up and down
        
        Latitude
        
        Side to side
        
        Global Positioning System (GPS)
      - Relative Location
        
        North
        
        South
        
        East
        
        West