Geographic Thinking Concepts
What is the political, economic, and social context of geographic issues?
Urbanization falls under the __________________ geographic thinking concept
What is patterns and trends?
The prime meridian divides the world into
What is the eastern hemisphere and the western hemisphere?
Some activities that people do in the Southern Arctic Ecozone
Landforms
What is physical?
Interrelationships identify
What is the connection between the physical environment and human activities?
Today, more than _________ of Canadian's live in cities
What is 80%?
Lines that run north to south but measure distances east to west
What are longitude lines?
Ecozone where summers are warm with temperatures ranging from 12°C - 16°C, while the winters are decently cold with temperatures from -23°C - -25°C
What is the Hudson Plains?
Population
What is population?
The arrangement of phenomena across the Earth's surface
What are spatial patterns?
By 1921, more than half of Canada's population lived in _________ areas
What is urban?
Lines that are completely flat and run from east to west
What are latitude lines?
Animals in the Boreal Shield Ecozone
Mining
What is human geography?
The spread of people or things over an area such as how agricultural practices spread or the distribution of resources
What is patterns of dispersion?
Between 1901 and 1911, Canada's population grew by more than
What is 34%?
The most important line of longitude
What is the prime meridian?
Ecozones are based on
What are patterns where plants and animals live in an area of land?
Four components of physical geography
What is atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and geosphere?
The Spatial/Geographic Significance Geographic Thinking Concept explains
What is the importance of a place/region and why it is there?
Urbanization definition
What is the expanding of cities?
Latitude and longitude lines are divided into _______, _______, and _______
What are degrees, minutes, and seconds?
Five ecozones found in Manitoba
What are the Boreal Plains, Southern Arctic, Hudson Plains, Boreal Shield, and Taiga Shield?
Human geography definition
What is associated and deals with humans and their relationships with communities, cultures, economies, and interactions with the environment by studying their relations with and across locations?