Vocabulary
Scale of Analysis
Map Types
Map Projections
Themes of Geo
100

Austin is a _____ influenced by Stephen F. Austin, the "founder of Anglo-American Texas"


What is toponym

100

Shows the world at one level of data

ex: World

What is global?

100

A map that uses graduations or shades of color to represent  data 

What is choropleth

100

No major distortions

What is Robinson 
100

Cutting down trees to build homes

What is human-environment interaction?

200

A fixed location usually reckoned by latitude and longitude

What is absolute location?
200

Shows data by continents or world regions 

What is regional?
200

Maps that provide general information. Examples: physical maps that shows geographic features and political maps that show human created boundaries and cities, capitals, etc

What is reference map?

200

It is more accurate than the Mercator Projection in showing the sizes of countries in higher latitudes

What is Robinson?

200

What is it like? Ex: Climate, physical features, etc

What is place?

300

If I were giving you directions from new albany to target giving directions such as turn left at the rallys and when you get to the second streetlight turn right. Which of the following best describes the type of information provided in the directions?

What is relative location?

300

A map that shows the subnational data 

Ex: the states within the United States (could also show even more localized like counties and zip codes)

What is local?

300

A map that distorts the size of land masses to represent the value of data

What is cartogram

300

The size and shape of countries in the higher latitudes are greatly exaggerated 

What is Mercator?

300

Where is it located?

Location

400

The central vertical line on the map

What is Prime Meridian

400

Shows data for one or more countries 

What is national?

400

A map that uses the size of symbol to represent data values 

What is graduated symbol map?

400
The change in shape, size, or location of a place on a map

What is distortion

400

Deals with expansion of technology and migration of people

What is movement?

500

The shrinking "time distance" between locations because of improved methods in transportation and communication

What is time-space compression

500
Covid-19 data in the United States would be an example of which scale of analysis 

What is national?

500

Uses lines to connect points of equal value and depict variations across a space

What is isoline map

500

Which map projection's size is accurate but shape is very distorted?

What is Gall Peters

500

How are the areas linked together?

What is region?