5 Themes of Geography
This Theme of Geography tells you where something is.
What is Location?
This water feature is the largest on the planet.
What is an Ocean?
This natural disaster occurs when two tectonic plates slide against each other.
What is an Earthquake?
This is someone's beliefs and their form of worship.
This type of government is one where people can vote on laws.
What is a Democracy/Republic?
This Theme of Geography is how people impact the land they live on.
What is Human-Environment Interaction (HEI)?
This landform is known for being very dry and hot.
What is a Desert?
This natural resource is a flammable liquid that is used to make cars go.
What is Oil/Petrol/Petroleum?
This is what people use to communicate with each other.
What is Language?
This type of economy is one where the government controls everything.
What is a Command Economy?
This Theme of Geography is how people travel and migrate around the world.
What is Movement?
This type of water is what the majority of the Earth's water is.
What is Saltwater?
This natural disaster occurs after an earthquake that happens in the ocean.
What is a Tsunami?
This is the most popular religion in the world, with 2.1 billion followers.
What is Christianity?
The Constitution was written on this day in 1787.
What is September 17th?
This Theme of Geography consists of areas that are similar to each other.
What is Region?
This landform is created when two tectonic plates push up against each other.
What is a Mountain/Volcano?
This natural resource is renewable through a cycle that includes precipitation, condensation, evaporation, infiltration, and runoff.
What is Water?
This explains why it can be 11pm in Australia, 3pm in Italy, 9am in Indiana, and 4am in Alaska.
What are Time Zones?
This is your desire to buy something and your ability to pay for it.
What is Demand?
This Theme of Geography describes what an area means to the people that live there.
What is Place?
This water feature holds most of the world's freshwater supply.
What is a Glacier?
This natural disaster forced many people to leave New Orleans and move to Houston. It also has high winds and heavy rainfall.
What is a Hurricane/Hurricane Katrina?
This continent is where scientists believe people first came from.
What is Africa?
This International Organization's main goal is world peace.
Who is the United Nations (UN)?