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2	"Definition:" Definition: Shared patterns of learned behavior Components: Beliefs Institutions Technology
3	"A wide-ranging and comprehensive field..." A wide-ranging and comprehensive field that studies spatial aspects of human cultures Major components focus on: Cultural Landscapes Culture Hearths Cultural Diffusion Cultural Environments Culture Regions
4	"The composite of human imprints..." The composite of human imprints on the earth’s surface. Carl Sauer’s definition: “the forms superimposed on the physical landscape by the activities of man”
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6	"The source areas from which..." The source areas from which radiated ideas, innovations, and ideologies that change the world beyond
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8	"A subfield within the human..." A subfield within the human branch of geography The study of the interaction of geographical area and political process The spatial analysis of political phenomena and processes
9	"Some examples of stateless nations" Some examples of stateless nations: the Cherokee Nation, the Kurds, the Palestinians
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11	"A politically organized territory" A politically organized territory Administered by a sovereign government Recognized by a significant portion of the international community. A state must also contain: a permanent resident population an organized economy a functioning internal circulation system
12	"A country whose population possesses..." A country whose population possesses a substantial degree of cultural homogeneity and unity
13	"4 major clusters" 4 major clusters 1) East Asia 2) South Asia 3) Europe 4) Eastern North America
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