What is Geography?
Map Skills
Continents & Oceans
Regions of the U.S.
Indigenous Peoples
100

What is the study of the Earth and everything on it?

What is Geography?

100

What feature on a map tells you what the map shows?

What is the Title?

100

What are large landmasses surrounded by water called?

What are Continents

100

How many states does the United States have?

What are 50

100

Who are the Indigenous Peoples?

What are the first people who lived in a place before other groups arrived?

200

How does geography help us understand history?

It helps us see where events happened, understand why events happened, and how people lived in certain places.

200

What does a Key or Legend on a map explain?

It tells you what the symbols, colors, or shapes on the map mean

200

How many continents are there on Earth?

What are 7

200

What is a Region?

What is an area of the Earth's surface that shares similar characteristics

200

What is one way Indigenous Peoples used their environment?

They used resources to meet their needs for food, clothing, and shelter.

300

What is the impact of geography on your daily life?

It affects where we live, what resources are available, and how we interact with the environment.

300

How is distance represented on a map?

What is the Scale?

300

What are the five oceans on Earth?

What are the Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, and Pacific Oceans?

300

Name one geographic feature important to U.S. history.

What is the Appalachian Mountains or Rocky Mountains?

300

Name the tribe from the Southeast region of North America.

What is the Cherokee?

400

What are the four main directions shown on a Compass Rose?

What are North, East, South, and West?

400

What part of a map shows which direction is North?

What is the Compass Rose?

400

Why is the Pacific Ocean significant?

It is the largest ocean on Earth.

400

What does the term "Great Plains" refer to?

What is a large area of flat land in the central United States?

400

What type of homes did the Lakota live in?

What are tipis?

500

Why might North be at the top of a map if there is no Compass Rose?

Because it is conventionally assumed that North is at the top of maps.

500

Why might North be at the top of a map if there is no Compass Rose?

Answer: Because it is conventionally assumed that North is at the top of maps.

500

What is a Hemisphere?

What is half of a sphere

500

Which region of the U.S. is known for its deserts?

What is the Southwest?

500

 How did geography affect the lifestyles of Indigenous Peoples?

It influenced how they got food, made clothing, and built shelters.

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