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  • The growth in the number of people who live in cities and towns: Urban Growth
  • The growth in the number of people who live in cities and towns: Urban growth
  • A tax on goods that are imported into a country, designed to make them more expensive than similar products made locally.: Tariff
  • the trapping of heat by the Earth’s thickened atmosphere.  This is caused by pollution: Green house effect
  • They produce products using the natural resources from the Primary Industry. For example, building things, making products: Secondary Industry
  • the measure of how often any new money gets spent and respent in a community before it leaks out: Multiplier Affect
  • is the measurement of a land area: Hectare
  • The number of people per square kilometer: Population Density
  • the characteristics of a community that contribute to the quality of life of the people who live there: Livability
  • Land used to build places for schools, government, hospitals, places of worship: Institutional Land use
  • Population increases naturally when there are more births than deaths: Natural Increase rate
  • refers to long-term changes in climate, including average temperature and precipitation: Climate change
  • dentifying the extent to which countries provide their residents with long life expectancy and high quality of life: Happy planet Index
  • The measure of three key aspects of a country’s standard of living : economy, health, and education: Human Development Index
  • Is the measure of the happiness of a population: Gross national happiness
  • An area of rural land around a city that cannot be built on: Greenbelt
  • a situation in which a country is better off focusing its efforts in fields where it is most competitive: Comparative Advantage
  • Governments (mainly municipal) pass laws which restricts the land use in certain areas in order to avoid conflicts: Zoning
  • The process of moving people from rural to urban places: Urbanization
  • what is the eastern side of the western mountains called?: Leeward
  • what is the formula for population density?: Population divided by area
  • the increase of the earths average temperature due to build up of greenhouse gasses is called: Global warming
  • What are the cardinal points of a compass rose?: N, S,E,W
  • Latitude and longitude are measured using : Degrees
  • the value of a country's currency is driven up by growth of exports: Dutch disease
  • the movement of sediment that has been broken off rocks, earths crust and soil by win, water and glaciation:
    erosion
  • hose that do not change form when melted, examples include gravel, diamonds and potash: Non metallic Minerals
  • A ________________ shows a small details of a large area: Small scale map
  • used to determine the expected growth of a country population: Doubling time
  • to protect and be responsible of our land for future generations is called : Stewardship
  • another form of energy using the suns rays: Solar energy
  • which land is the most expensive in a city: Central Business District
  • your impact on the earth measured in hectares: Ecological footprint