Basic Geography
Physical Features
Climate and Resources
Geography in Life
Meeting Peoples Needs
100

What is a Political Map 

Shows human-made boundaries and named places.

Look for:

• states and countries

• cities and capitals

• borders

100

What is a Landform?

Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Appalachian Mountains

100

What is a climate? 

the average weather of a place over a long time, usually 30 years or more

100

What is a region

a specific area of land or space that shares common features.

100

What is a site?

 the exact physical and human-made characteristics of a specific location

200

What is a Physical Map

Shows what the land and water are like.

Look for:

• mountains and plains

• rivers and oceans

• elevation

200

Bodies Of Water 

Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Mississippi River, Great Lakes, Gulf of Mexico

200

What is a resource?

anything that can be used to meet a need, solve a problem, or help achieve a goal

200

What is a Settlement?

any place where people live, build homes, and carry out everyday social and economic activities

200

How to evaluate settlements 

WATER - Is it nearby?

RESOURCES - Food, forest, or land?

TRAVEL - Is there a road or coast?

SAFETY - Are there barriers or risks?

300

If I am trying to find a map with the Sandia Mountains on it, would I use a physical or Political map 

Physical

300

What is the body of water called in New Mexico that flows through Texas?

Rio Grande River

300

What is the climate in New Mexico like? 

mild, mostly arid or semiarid continental climate characterized by abundant sunshine and low humidity, though conditions change widely based on elevation

300

What does irrigation mean? 

the artificial application of water to land or crops to help plants grow when there is not enough rain  

300

What are some basic needs that you need for land

Water, food, shelter, 

400

If I am taking a road trip to Texas from New Mexico what kind of map would I use? 

Political Map 

400

What is an example of a landform?

Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, Appalachian Mountains

400

What is an example of a natural resource? 

Water, air, sunlight, plants, animals 

400

What is the southwest like? 

dry; dependable water is important.

400

What are challenges of finding land?

Not enough resources, limited space 

500
Name one difference between a Physical and Political Map

Political is a map that shows roadways where as Physical shows mountains and rivers

500

What is the major landform called in Albuquerque 

Sandia Mountains 

500

What region utilizes the practice of farming the most?

The Midwest 

500

What are the great plains like?

rich soil and water support farming.

500

What is the difference between a site and settlement? 

site refers to the actual physical land features of the exact place where a settlement is built, while situation describes that settlement's location relative to surrounding human and physical features

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