Map Types
Continents and Oceans
Lines of Latitude & Longitude
Culture and Globalization
Themes of Geography
100

A map that uses color to show elevation and landforms

Physical Map

100

What are the coordinates for A?

(60*N, 30*W)

100

Lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole

Lines of Longitude

100

How people in a region live, think, and behave.

Culture

100

A construction company is cutting down a forest to use the trees and the wood.

HEI

200

A map that shows political boundaries, such as state and national borders

Political Map

200

What are the coordinates for B?

(60*N, 150*E)

200

The imaginary lines that run parallel to the Equator are called

Lines of Latitude

200

Cultural, economic, and political connections between different parts of the world

Globalization

200

The people of Venice, Italy often use river taxis to get from one point to another.

Movement

300

A map designed to show a specific topic, such as population density or climate

Thematic Map

300

What are the coordinates for C?

(0*, 90*E)

300

The imaginary line that circles the earth at 0° latitude

Equator

300

An ancient example of Globalization.

The Silk Road

300

Southerners in the U.S.A. are often grouped together as one because of a common accent and other common interests.

Region

400

Type of Map that is rectangular and distorts the size of countries near the poles.

Mercator Projection

400

What are the coordinates for E?

(30*S, 60*E)

400

The zero-degree line of longitude

Prime Meridian

400

A drawback of Globalization

Loss of jobs, spread of disease, and loss of unique cultures.

400

The U.S. is located south of Canada.

Location

500

A more rounded on the edges map that has curved lines of longitude that we will often use in this class.

Robinson Projection

500

What are the coordinates for D?

(45*S, 150*W)

500

The maximum number degrees latitude and longitude.

90* Latitude and 180* Longitude

500

Benefit of Globalization

Increased wealth from trade, spread of technology and ideas, or the sharing of culture.

500

The people of Ireland often wear traditional clothing, such as a kilt, during holidays or celebrations.

Place