Where is it?
What is location?
Plates push into each other directly ---> <-----
What is convergent plate movement?
What is the Biosphere?
Zero degrees latitude.
What is the Equator?
Canyons, Craters.
What are landforms created by EXTERNAL forces?
The study of the earth and the people inhabiting it.
What is Geography?
What is it like?
What is Place?
What is divergent plate movement?
Oxygen, Nitrogen.....
What is the Atmosphere?
Zero degrees longitude.
What is the Prime Meridian?
Mountains, Volcanoes, the San Andreas Fault....
What are landforms created by INTERNAL forces?
Another name for lines of longitude.
What are Meridians?
MRLIP
What is Movement, Region, Location, Interaction, Place?
The type of convergent plate movement where the heavier oceanic plate dives under the continental plate, causing volcanoes.
What is subduction?
crust and upper mantle.....Rocks, sand, dirt....
What is the Lithosphere?
23.5 degrees South Latitude.
What is the Tropic of Capricorn?
Approximately 70% of the world's volcanoes and 80% of the world's earthquakes occur in this region.
What is the Pacific Rim / Ring of Fire?
Another name for lines of latitude.
What are Parallels?
What are humans doing to it?
What is Interaction?
(What is Human-Environment Interaction?)
What subduction creates on the continental plate during subduction--it causes the continental plate to protrude farther into the ocean.
What is accretion?
Clouds, Glaciers, Icebergs, Fog, salt and fresh water....
What is the Hydrosphere?
66.5 degrees North Latitude.
What is the Arctic Circle?
This external force consists of physical and chemical processes.
What is weathering?
Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Transpiration....
What is the water cycle?
What is Perceptual Region?
The part of the Earth where the tectonic plates are....
What is the Lithosphere / upper mantle?
This could not exist without the atmosphere, lithosphere and hydrosphere......
What is the Biosphere?
90 degrees South Latitude
What is the South Pole?
The massive structures under the crust that cause continents to move one inch a year.
What are tectonic plates?
The tallest point on Earth.
What is Mount Everest? (as measured from sea level)
(The point farthest into outer space, due to the elliptical shape of the Earth, is Mount Chimborazo)
An area that has political boundaries and is measurable, such as the United States of America.
What is Formal Region?
The metallic liquid outer core and the solid inner core of the Earth is made up of these elements.
What is nickel, iron and magnesium?
A special sphere generated by the rotation of the metallic inner core of the Earth. It protects the Biosphere from deadly solar radiation.
What is the Magnetosphere?
The Prime Meridian runs through this city in England.
What is Greenwich?
(The Royal Naval Observatory)
These are types of things on the surface of the planet, shaped by internal AND external forces, such as mountains, valleys, plateaus, plains, buttes and basins.
What are landforms?
An early warning for global warming.
What is the melting of polar icecaps and glaciers?