How do Geographers think?
The study of the Earth's surface.
What is "Geography"?
The main tools geographers use
What are Maps and Globes
How people treat the earth.
What is Human Environment Interaction?
Relative and absolute
What is location?
How many states are in the United States?
What is "50"?
Half of a sphere; half of the Earth.
What is "Hemisphere"?
One of the disadvantages is that it distorts the view of the Earth
What is a "MAP"?
Cars are doing it right now heading to work (what 5 themes)
What is Movement?
building houses and destroying forests
What is human environment interaction?
How many continents are in the world?
7 Continents
Tool on a map that shows cardinal directions and intermediate directions is called
What is "compass rose"?
The features on a map that explain symbols, colors, and lines on a map
What is the "Map key"?
The land or Landmarks.
What is Region?
Southeast
What is region?
Name the Oceans
What is Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, Southern/Antarctic?
The invisible lines that run east-west and north-south to form an imaginary grid over the planet earth which are used for finding locations are called
What are"Latitude and Longitude Lines"?
The features of a map that shows direction
what is "compass rose"?
A list of the five themes of geography
What are location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and regions?
Traveling from one place to another
What is movement?
Your house address is an example of _________ location.
What is absolute?
0° degrees longitude line is called the
What is the "Prime Meridian"
The 24-satellite navigation system that uses multiple satellite signals to find a receiver's position on earth.
What is "GPS" or " Global Positioning System"
Describes the physical and human characteristic of a location
What is Place?
Landmark like East Grand Lake
What is Place
People, goods, and _______ are examples of movement.
What are ideas?