Movement
Region
Location
Human-Enviroment Interactions
Place
100

Movement occurs when people walk from one place to another. True or False?

True

100

These areas are grouped together because they share common characteristics.

What are regions

100

This type of location gives an exact point using latitude and longitude or an address.

What is absolute location?

100
How do humans rely on nature?
We need water to drink. We need fields to grow our crops.
100

These characteristics include mountains, rivers, climate, and vegetation.

What are physical characteristics?

200

Social media spreading a viral trend across countries is an example of the movement of what?

Ideas

200

Give an example of a vernacular region.

Northwest, Midwest, the South, the Middle East.

200
Absolute or Relative? Australia is near New Zealand.
This is Relative
200

Pollution from an industrial plant is an example of humans __________ the environment.

What is affecting or changing the environment

200

These characteristics include language, culture, architecture, and population.

What are human characteristics?

300

A family leaves Mexico to work in the United States. What type of movement does this represent?

Movement of people/ migration

300
A region is an area with similar characteristics, which makes it different than surrounding areas. True or False?
True
300

"The Tigris River runs east of the Euphrates River” is an example of this type of location.

What is relative location?

300

How do we modify the environment to satisfy our needs?

We build dams to control water. We build highways through mountains to travel.

300

These are three examples of physical characteristics found in a place.

What are flat lands, mountains, rivers, trees, plants, oceans, valleys, etc.

400

Why did deserts, mountains, and oceans slow down movement in the past, but they don't as much today?

Because in the past, physical barriers limited travel, but technology (ships, planes, highways) allows faster movement now. We adapted to our environments.

400

Vernacular regions are based on people’s __________ and do not have clearly defined borders.

Perceptions

400

The coordinates 43°N, 73°W describe this town in upstate New York.

What is Corinth?

400
How can the environment damage our lives?
Hurricanes, tornados, floods, Tsunami, etc.
400

If I described the people in New York to be educated, it is a __________________ characteristic.

Human

500

Compare the movement of goods on the Silk Road with the movement of goods in today’s world. What has changed, and what has stayed the same?

Changed = speed, technology, global scale (ships, planes, internet orders). 

Same = goods and ideas still connect different regions, geography still shapes routes, trade still links cultures.

500

Why might “the Middle East” be considered a vernacular region, while Europe is considered a formal region?

The Middle East is based on perceptions and lacks agreed-upon borders, whereas Europe has government-defined borders.

500

Explain how you would describe Corinth High School’s location using both absolute and relative terms.

Street address / Latitude & Longitude (Absolute) and North of Saratoga Springs / South of Lake George / East of the Sacandaga Lake or Northville / West of Gansevoort or Argyle (Relative)

500

Explain how the Great Pacific Garbage Patch shows both humans affecting the environment and the environment affecting humans.

Humans created it through pollution, and it affects humans by damaging ecosystems and the fishing industries.

500

A geographer studying Dubai might note its desert climate, modern skyscrapers, and large immigrant population. Which characteristics are physical and which are human, and why does this matter?

Physical = desert climate; Human = skyscrapers and immigrant population. It matters because place combines both.

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