Vocabulary
The study of human & natural features on earth
What is Geography?
My house is near the stadium behind the school.
What is Location?
New York
What is Albany?
Sacramento
What is California?
Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Indian, and Southern
What are the five oceans?
Tells where a point is on the Earth’s surface
What is Location?
Walt Disney World, SeaWorld, and Universal Studios are attractions near Orlando, Florida.
What is Place?
New Jersey
What is Trenton?
Atlanta
What is Georgia?
Michigan, Huron, Ontario, Erie, and Superior
What are the great lakes?
The description of what a location looks like; a “snapshot” or “postcard”.
What is Place?
Mining copper leaves large holes in the mountains.
What is Human-Environment Interactions?
Connecticut
What is Hartford?
Tallahassee
What is Florida?
The largest ocean in the world.
What is the Pacific Ocean?
Places united by shared characteristics.
What is Region?
The Midwest states are known for growing grains and tending livestock.
What is Region?
Massachusetts
What is Boston?
Lansing
What is Michigan?
The ocean that is nearest to New York.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
he exchange of people, goods & ideas around the world.
What is Movement?
Chocolate was introduced to Europeans by early explorers to the New World.
What is Movement?
Delaware
What is Dover?
Topeka
What is Kansas?
Two Great Lakes that border New York.
What are Lakes Erie and Ontario?