Vocabulary Match up
(I give definition/you give term)
(I give definition/you give term)
study of the world, its people, and the landscapes they create.
geography
hydrology
study of water on Earth
a flat drawing that shows all or part of Earth's surface
map
This theme of geography describes features that make a site unique.
place
Geographers look at the world at local (small), regional (medium) and __________ (large) levels.
Global
part of the world that has one or more common features that distinguish it from surrounding areas.
region
cartography
science of making maps
a spherical, or ball-shaped, model of the entire Earth
globe
People dancing and interacting would best describe which theme of geography?
human-environment interaction
A "social" science is a field that studies people and their ______________________.
relationships
six important ideas that people use to organize their study of geography. (goes with 5 themes)
6 essential elements
meterology
study of weather and its causes
images and information gathered by these help geographers make accurate maps.
satellite
This theme of geography describes where something is.
location
The two main branches of geography are _________ geography and _________ geography.
physical
human
five major ideas used to organize the study of geography.
themes
human geography
study of the world's people, communities, and landscapes
geographers use technology (a type of __________ programs) to create, update, and compare maps.
computer
This theme looks at how people and things change location.
movement
Which type of geographer would study economics and politics?
human
all the features that makes a place unique.
landscape
physical geography
study of the world's landforms, bodies of water, and other natural features.
In some cases the best 2 tools a geographer can use to take notes while talking to people are ______ and ______.
notebook
tape recorder
What are the five (5) themes of geography?
location (where something is)
place (features that make a site unique)
regions (areas that share common characteristics)
movement (how and why people and things move)
human-environment interaction (ways people interact with their environments)
The five (5) themes of geography and six (6) essential elements help geographers do what?
organize their studies