These are horizontal, parallel lines that circle the earth; the equator is an example of this type of line.
What are latitude lines?
100
The direction you must travel to get from Columbus, Ohio to New York.
What is East?
100
The study of earth; physical (land) and cultural (people)
What is the definition of geography?
100
A resource that does not renew itself fast enough to be used again in a human time frame
What is a non-renewable resource?
200
The invisible latitude and longitude lines that cross each other to measure distance on the globe
What is the grid system?
200
This is found by using exact locations like an address or latitude and longitude lines.
What is Absolute location?
200
The ability to speak a language
What is not an indicator of a group's culture?
200
The relationship between people and their environment.
What is Interaction?
300
It's an address, like 918 Grover Lane, Tyler, TX, 75701.
What is absolute location?
300
This describes where a place is in regards to another place.
What is Relative location?
300
These are the continents.
What are Australia, Europe, North America, Asia, Antarctica, South America, Africa?
300
Coal, gas, nuclear fuel, minerals
What are non-renewable resources?
400
Part of a country or the world having definable characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.
What is a region?
400
These are lines used to find the east-west position of a place on earth.
What are longitude coordinates?
400
Rich soil, forests, and minerals
What is are natural resources?
400
The process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment and aided by information technology.
What is Globalization?
500
These are lines used to find the north-south position of a place on earth.
What are latitude lines?
500
These are lines that circle the earth from the North Pole to the South Pole.
What are Longitude lines?
500
Land being cleared for a new highway is an example of this theme.
What is interaction?
500
Oxygen, fresh water, solar energy, timber, hydropower