The study of earth and it's people.
Geography
This theme studies how people adapt, change, and depend on their natural environment.
Human Environment Interaction
Spartanburg, South Carolina is located at 34 degrees North and 82 degrees West.
Absolute Location
These are included at the top of the text to tell the reader what the text is about.
Heading/Subheading
Presents the similarities and differences of two or more people, things, concepts, or ideas.
Compare and Contrast
The study of natural features on earth such as landforms and bodies of water.
Physical Geography
This theme studies the way goods, ideas, and people change places across the earth.
Movement
People live in Spartanburg but travel to Greenville for work.
Movement
This is located around the picture and explain what the photo is about.
Caption
Refers to how things happen in the order of time and to steps in a process or event.
Chronological Order/Sequence
The study of people as they spread across earth.
Human Geography
Where something is on earth.
Location
I knew I was in New York when I saw the statue of liberty and the empire state building.
Place
Organized alphabetically at the back of the book, it shows you pages where you can find the topic
Index
This text structure presents a dilemma and provides details on how to solve that dilemma.
Problem and Solution
Looking at how things are arranged in space relative to each other.
Spatial
This theme looks at areas that share common human features and physical features.
Region
To get to Top Golf travel on I-85 South and take exit 54.
Relative Location
A list of chapter titles found at the beginning of the book.
Table of Contents
This text feature establishes a link between the way things are now and how they got there.
Cause and Effect
The Greek scholar that is credited with developing the first map.
Herodotus
This theme studies the human and physical features found at locations on earth.
Place
Some people off the coast of SC speak "geechie" which is different from what we speak in the Upstate.
Definitions that are arranged alphabetically at the end of the book.
Glossary
This text structure details a topic, idea, or person.
Description