Studying History
Five Themes of Geography
All about Maps
7 Continents
5 Oceans
100

Scholars who study, read and write about the past

A historian

100

How people, goods, and ideas get from one place to another

Movement

100

Title, Compass Rose, Key/Legend, Scale

Parts of a Map

100

This Continent includes the US

North America

100

The second largest ocean, lying west of the continents of Europe and Africa, and east of the continents of North and South America

Atlantic Ocean

200

The study of Earth. Including locations and descriptions of places.

Geography

200

This describes the unique characteristics and features of a location.

Place

200

A map showing boundaries of countries, states, cities etc. Each is normally a different color

Political Map

200

The smallest continent; the "island" continent

Australia (Oceania)

200

The largest ocean that is located between Asia and Australia and North and South America.

Pacific Ocean

300

A scientist who studies the past by examining physical artifacts that people have left behind

Archeologist

300

The position of anything on Earth's surface.

Location

300

A map that shows mountains, hills, plains, rivers, lakes, oceans, etc.

Physical Map

300

An extremely cold continent at the south pole almost entirely below the Antarctic Circle

Antartica

300

The ocean that surrounds Antarctica

Southern Ocean

400

Any object made by a human beings, often something with historical significance

Artifact

400

A large area in which places share similar features

Region

400

The flat lines on a map that run East to west. They measure distance from the equator. 

The lines on a map that run north to south. They measure distance from the Prime Meridian.

Latitude - East to west

Longitude - North to south

400

This continent is attached to Asia.

Europe

400

The ocean located near the North Pole and almost completely surrounded by the landmasses of North America, Europe/Asia, and Greenland

Artic Ocean

500

A person who makes maps

Cartographer

500

The geographic theme that explores how people use, adapt to, and modify the environment

Human-Environment Interactions

500

A half of the earth, divided into northern and southern by the equator, or into western and eastern by the prime meridian.

Hemisphere

500

The largest continent

Asia

500

The ocean between Africa and Australia

Indian Ocean

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