Lines and such
This line divides the world into a northern and southern hemisphere.
Equator
This theme shows the position on the earth’s surface.
Location
30% of this Canadian province’s population identifies their ethnic origin as French:
Quebec
This region is characterized by its drier, hotter weather and strong Spanish-American and Native American influences.
The southwest
This region has a cold to mild climate with extreme cold further north.
The North
This line divides the world onto an eastern and western hemisphere.
Prime Meridian
This theme examines the relationship between the people and their environment: How people adapt to the environment, and how they change it.
human environment interaction
Relative location consists of at least how many places?
Two places
This region has fertile soil and is often called the “breadbasket.”
The Midwest
This region has a mix of rocky coasts and interior forests. Coastal areas have steep cliffs and coastal fjords.
Atlantic Provinces
These lines are referred to parallels because they never touch
Latitude
This theme reviews areas that have unifying characteristics.
Region
The customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group are...
Culture
This region is characterized by its diverse climate, population, and economic activity.
The West
This region is defined by the Hudson Bay to the north and the Great Lakes to the south. Forests, hills, and rocky terrain in the northern parts of this region.
Central Canada
These lines meet at both the north pole and south pole.
Longitude
his theme examines relationships between people in different places shaped by the constant flow of people, ideas, materials and physical systems such as wind
Movement
The spreading out of culture, cultural traits, or a cultural pattern from a central point.
Cultural Diffusion
This region has a cold to a mild climate, with expansive farmland in the southern part of the region.
The Northeast
This region has wide-open fields with flatter lands, and most of Canada's agriculture is there.
Prairie Provinces
This line of latitude is found at 23.5 degrees south of the equator.
Tropic of Capricorn
This theme reveals how one can tell they are there based on human and/or physical features.
Place
If the sun is directly of the Tropic of Capricorn, the southern hemisphere will experience this day
Spring Equinox
This region has a humid climate, with rainy, muggy summers and mild winters.
The southeast
This region is also known as the Cordillera Region. Coastal mountains with forests.
British Columbia