the shrinking"timedistance"betweenlocationskeen observer ofthe earth/featuresand how theyinfluence humanbehaviorhe saw theworld as aconnectedwholeinverserelationshipbetween distanceand connection(weakening of aradio signal)Anythingbuilt byhumans ispart of the______the belief thatlandforms arethe mostpowerful forcesshaping humanbehaviornumber ofsomething ina specificallydefined areaarrangementof thephenomenabeingstudiedthe art andscience ofmapmakingpopulation,culture,economics,urban areasand politicsPreciselocationstudy of thespatialcharacteristicsof humans andhumanactivitieswhen humanstend to perceivethe characteristicsof places based onpersonal beliefs"WhyofWhere"the characteristics atthe immediatelocation (soil type,climate, labor forceand humanstructures)wrote asummary ofGreekknowledge 500years afterErathosthenescreated a worldmap useful forsailors and stillwidely usedtodaycalculated thecircumferenceof the Earth -and coined theterm geographyhe expandedthe focus ongeographybeyond thephysical traitsof the earthphysical artifactsthat humanshave createdand that formpart of thelandscapelaunched anew era inexploration,descriptionand mappingfirst people inwesternEurasia toformalize astudy ofgeographyplacenamerefers to thelocation of aplace relative toits surroundingsand other placesgeographicinformationsystems (GIS)and globalpositioningsystems (GPS)Muhammadal-Idrisi andIbn BattutaIliad andOdyssey- pointto Greekinterest indescriptions ofthe worldstudy ofspatialcharacteristicsof variouselementsa view thatacknowledges limitson the effects ofnatural environmentand focuses more onthe role that humanculture playsthe shrinking"timedistance"betweenlocationskeen observer ofthe earth/featuresand how theyinfluence humanbehaviorhe saw theworld as aconnectedwholeinverserelationshipbetween distanceand connection(weakening of aradio signal)Anythingbuilt byhumans ispart of the______the belief thatlandforms arethe mostpowerful forcesshaping humanbehaviornumber ofsomething ina specificallydefined areaarrangementof thephenomenabeingstudiedthe art andscience ofmapmakingpopulation,culture,economics,urban areasand politicsPreciselocationstudy of thespatialcharacteristicsof humans andhumanactivitieswhen humanstend to perceivethe characteristicsof places based onpersonal beliefs"WhyofWhere"the characteristics atthe immediatelocation (soil type,climate, labor forceand humanstructures)wrote asummary ofGreekknowledge 500years afterErathosthenescreated a worldmap useful forsailors and stillwidely usedtodaycalculated thecircumferenceof the Earth -and coined theterm geographyhe expandedthe focus ongeographybeyond thephysical traitsof the earthphysical artifactsthat humanshave createdand that formpart of thelandscapelaunched anew era inexploration,descriptionand mappingfirst people inwesternEurasia toformalize astudy ofgeographyplacenamerefers to thelocation of aplace relative toits surroundingsand other placesgeographicinformationsystems (GIS)and globalpositioningsystems (GPS)Muhammadal-Idrisi andIbn BattutaIliad andOdyssey- pointto Greekinterest indescriptions ofthe worldstudy ofspatialcharacteristicsof variouselementsa view thatacknowledges limitson the effects ofnatural environmentand focuses more onthe role that humanculture plays

Chapter 1 The Spatial Perspective - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the shrinking "time distance" between locations
  2. keen observer of the earth/features and how they influence human behavior
  3. he saw the world as a connected whole
  4. inverse relationship between distance and connection (weakening of a radio signal)
  5. Anything built by humans is part of the ______
  6. the belief that landforms are the most powerful forces shaping human behavior
  7. number of something in a specifically defined area
  8. arrangement of the phenomena being studied
  9. the art and science of mapmaking
  10. population, culture, economics, urban areas and politics
  11. Precise location
  12. study of the spatial characteristics of humans and human activities
  13. when humans tend to perceive the characteristics of places based on personal beliefs
  14. "Why of Where"
  15. the characteristics at the immediate location (soil type, climate, labor force and human structures)
  16. wrote a summary of Greek knowledge 500 years after Erathosthenes
  17. created a world map useful for sailors and still widely used today
  18. calculated the circumference of the Earth -and coined the term geography
  19. he expanded the focus on geography beyond the physical traits of the earth
  20. physical artifacts that humans have created and that form part of the landscape
  21. launched a new era in exploration, description and mapping
  22. first people in western Eurasia to formalize a study of geography
  23. place name
  24. refers to the location of a place relative to its surroundings and other places
  25. geographic information systems (GIS) and global positioning systems (GPS)
  26. Muhammad al-Idrisi and Ibn Battuta
  27. Iliad and Odyssey- point to Greek interest in descriptions of the world
  28. study of spatial characteristics of various elements
  29. a view that acknowledges limits on the effects of natural environment and focuses more on the role that human culture plays