Location
The position of things on Earth.
Both natural features and created features can identify this geography theme.
What is place?
Human beings interact with this.
What is the environment?
This is how people travel and relate to others.
What is movement?
Formal areas that have fixed borders.
What are regions?
This gives the exact location of a place.
What are longitude and latitude?
Mountains, rivers, climate, and plant life are these types of geographical features.
The environment and its changing patterns does this to human life.
What is make an impact?
One key way in which individuals relate.
What is travel?
This is an area defined by its purpose.
What is a functional region?
401 Chestnut Avenue, Red Bluff, CA is an example of this.
What is a street address?
Buildings, roads, culture, and dress are these types of geographical features.
What are created features?
These can affect how people live in a given place.
What are droughts, floods, and earthquakes?
This aids in shaping and changing the ways in which people relate to others.
What is modern technology?
This is an example of a functional region.
What is a school district?
40.196190 and -122.208473 represents an example of this.
What is longitude and latitude?
Climate, animal life, and plant life are these types of geographical features.
What are natural features?
Humans do this to the landscape through their interaction with the land, which has both positive and negative effects on the environment.
What is SHAPE?
This is how ideas move.
What is communication?
These include perceived regions, such as "The South," "The Midwest," or the "Middle East"; they have no formal boundaries but are understood in mental maps of the world.
What are vernacular regions?