Thinking like a Geographer
What is Perspective
Your personal point of view or the way you see/perceive a situation, topic, event or issue
What is the capital of Alberta
Edmonton
What is weathering?
The physical and chemical changes of rock and sediments
What is demography?
What Climate change
A change in the average conditions
What is the 3 key questions of spatial significance
What is where
why there
why care
What is the capital of British Columbia
victoria
What are the 3 main types of rocks
Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic
What Groups of Indigenous Peoples does Canada recognize
First Nations
Métis
inuit
What Are 2 types or farming
Intensive Farming
Extensive Farming
What is interrelationship
The connection within and between natural and human environments working together to make a system
What is the capital of Manitoba
Winnipeg
What is a climate graph?
Graph that visually summarizes climate data for a
specific location.
Where do Immigrants Settle? What are the 3 top cities?
Ontario.
Top 3 cities
1.Toronto
2.Vancouver
3.Montreal
What does a basic and non basic job mean?
Basic Jobs - Sells goods and services to people outside of their local community contributing to the growth of their economy
Non basic- Sells goods and services to people within their local community
.
What is 3 of the analysis framework guiding questions
What is the problem or issue
Who are the stakeholders?
Where does this issue take place? Why there?
What is the capital of Prince Edward Island
Charlotte town
Why does precipitation occur
What Cultural Assimilation Mean, What is an example of this
The blending of all groups into a single, dominant culture.
Residential schools
What are the 3 major areas for oil sands
1.Athabasca Oil Sands.
2.Cold Lake Oil Sands.
3.Peace River Oil Sands
What are the types of interrelation
1 Human – Human
2 Human – Natural
3.Natural – Human
4 Natural - Natural
What is the capital of New Brunswick
Fredericton
What are the landform regions
Western Cordiller Arctic Lowland
Appalachians Innuitians
Hudson Bay Lowlands Interior Plains
Canadian Shield
Great lakes – St. Lawrence Lowlands
why did baby boom come to an end
1.General access to Birth control pill
2.Women were waiting to have children as they were wanting to enter the work force first
3.People were marrying at a later age
What is the Paris Agreement
Its overall goal: limit warming to no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius.
2030 : cut emissions by at least 45% compared to 2010 levels.
2050: transition to net-zero emissions must be fully complete.