This theme of geography has to do with the unique physical or human characteristics of a location.
What is place?
This is a region that shares a similar political or physical characteristic.
What is a formal region?
Zero degrees longitude.
What is the prime meridian?
This is the time zone for St. Michael, MN.
What is Central Time?
The English Channel is an example of this type of region.
What is a formal region?
Robinson projections have this phenomenon around the poles.
What is distortion?
This is the number of degrees longitude in between every time zone (on average).
What is 15 degrees longitude?
Different accents or vocabulary define these different types of regions.
What is a vernacular region?
A map of Minnesota showing major cities and borders would be an example of this type of map.
What is a political map?
This line defines the boundary between one day and the other, and zig zags to avoid cutting countries in half.
What is the International Date Line (IDL)?
This region shares a population center and similar types of human activity, like restaurants, entertainment, and businesses.
What is a functional region?
The prime meridian and equator divide the earth into four of these.
What are hemispheres?
This is the time in Chicago (90 W) when it is 4pm in Berlin (15 E).
What is 9am?
"The Midwest" is an example of these two types of regions.
What is a vernacular and perceptual region?
Japan and Australia are located in this hemisphere.
What is the eastern hemisphere?
This is the time in New York (75 W) when it is 7am in Shanghai (120 E).
What is 6pm the day before.
This is the number of questions on your first test and the grading category that it will go into.
What is 35 multiple choice questions in the formative category.