Geography
History of Mapmaking
Discovering the Past
Interpreting the Past
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The study of earth and its people

What is Geography?

100

The skills and methods people use to make maps

What is cartography?

100

The recovery and study of physical evidence from the past

What is archaeology?

100

The study of past events

What is history?

100
The theme of geography that answers the question where it is

What is location

200

One of the seven large landmasses; North America, South America, Africa, Asia, Australia, Antarctica, and Europe

What is a continent

200

A way of keeping the distortion of a flat map consistent and manageable

What is a projection?

200

An object made by a human

What is an artifact?

200

A person who studies, interprets, and explains the past

What is a historian?

200

A person who studies cartography

What is a cartographer?

300

A feature of Earth's land surface

What is a landform?

300

Each half of the Earth

What is a hemisphere?

300

A type of digging to find buried artifacts

What is excavation?

300

A document or artifact created during a particular time period

What is a primary source?

300

A person who studies archaeology

What is an archaeologist?

400

The condition of the atmosphere at the particular place and time

What is weather?

400

Imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator

What are latitude lines

400

The study of human traits and human cultures

What is anthropology?

400

Stories from a culture passed down from generation to generation

What is oral history

400

A person who studies anthropology

What is an anthropologist? 

500

The typical weather conditions at a particular place over a long period of time

What is climate?

500

Imaginary lines that go around the Earth north and south

What are longitude lines

500

A way of life shared by a group of people

What is culture?

500

A work produced by someone who is not actually there

What is a secondary source?

500

A type of map that shows specific types of information

What is a thematic map?

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