Besides a GPS what are two other tool to help you get your location?
Map, Topographic Map, GIS
the two main branches of geography
What is physical and human geography?
Human geographers study three main areas
people, communities, and climate
How is the floor of the ocean similar to land above sea level?
The floor of the ocean has ridges, valleys, canyons, and plains, just like the land above water. They both also have volcanoes.
In Up, which continent do Carl and Russell travel to?
South America
What are the differences between authoritarian and democratic governments?
Authoritarian government basically has total control. A democracy government is a government where the people rule.
What is movement?
The theme that looks at how and why people and things move.
Whose castle is the centerpiece of Magic Kingdom?
Cinderella
What is a principal of democracy? Name at least 4
Participation, The Rule of Law, Accepting the results, Regular free and fair elections, Majority Rule, Accountability, Transparency, Limited Government and Bill of Rights, Control of the abuse of power, Economic freedom, and Equality.
Maps and globes are similar and different. Explain how.
Maps and globes are both tools used to represent the Earth, but they differ in several ways:
Shape
Representation
Purpose
Describe the following words:
Equator, Prime meridian, Latitude, Longitude
Equator - divides the north and south halves of the earth
Prime meridian - divides the east and west halves of the earth
Latitude - lines that run parallel to the equator
Longitude - lines that run parallel to the prime meridian
Name the parts that make up Earths interior.
Core, Mantle, Crust
They allow geographers to analyze more data at once and to get updates more often so they can track change.
What is satellite images and computers?
What is the reason we study physical geography?
To learn how the physical world works and to help us prepare and adapt to changes
What is the difference between atmosphere, lithosphere, biosphere and hydrosphere?
Atmosphere - a layer of gases surrounding the earth
Lithosphere - the solid rock portion of the earth’s surface; includes the crust and uppermost mantle
Hydrosphere - made up of the water elements on earth; oceans, seas, rivers, lakes, and water in the atmosphere
Biosphere - the part of the earth where plants and animals live