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Human Geography: Religion and Language Patterns

Global patterns of religious and language diffusion, and key terms for classifying religions and language families. Front: the term. Back: a plain-language definition.

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35 basic cards for AP Human Geography. Set 2 of 2 in Human Geography. It opens with "Monotheism" and "Polytheism". Study it alongside the other AP sets below.

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Monotheism
Show answerBelief in one god
Polytheism
Show answerBelief in multiple gods
Animism
Show answerBelief that spiritual forces inhabit natural objects and phenomena
Atheism
Show answerDisbelief in gods or rejection of religious claims
Agnosticism
Show answerBelief that god's existence cannot be proven or disproven
Syncretism
Show answerBlending of different religious beliefs and practices into a single tradition
Diaspora
Show answerDispersion of a religious or ethnic group from its homeland across multiple regions
Sacred site
Show answerLocation considered spiritually holy or significant in a religious tradition
Pilgrimage
Show answerJourney undertaken for religious purposes to reach a sacred location
Cosmogony
Show answerReligious narrative or myth that explains the creation of the world
Eschatology
Show answerReligious beliefs about the end of the world or final judgment of humanity
Dogma
Show answerCore religious beliefs accepted as truth and not subject to questioning
Sect
Show answerSmall religious group that has separated from a larger established religion
Denomination
Show answerOrganized subdivision of a religion with distinct doctrines and practices
Contagious diffusion
Show answerSpread of ideas or practices through direct contact between neighboring areas

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