5 Themes of Geography
People in Weiser, Idaho can access the internet to get news about Israel.
What is Movement?
There are seven of these in the world.
What are continents?
A large crack in the Earth formed by a river or earthquake.
What is a canyon?
The largest river in the United States to lie completely inside of one state.
What is the Salmon River?
A type of imaginary line that circles the globe from north to south.
What is longitude?
People who live in Alaska wear thick layers of clothing.
What is Human Environment Interaction (HEI)?
This feature explains symbols and colors on a map.
What is the Key?
A strip of land that extends (sticks out) like a finger into a body of water. Florida, for example.
What is a Peninsula?
This landform created Hells Canyon.
What is the Snake River?
Name given to rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
What is precipitation?
French is the official language in Montreal, Quebec.
What is region?
This feature explains directions on a map.
What is a Compass Rose?
A large area of flat land that is raised higher than the land around it.
What is a Plateau?
This is the largest lake in Idaho.
What is Lake Pend'Orielle?
Average type of weather found in area over a long period of time.
What is Climate?
Florida is south of South Carolina and north of Cuba.
What is relative location?
Type of map that shows boundaries and borders between states and countries.
What is a Political Map?
This is a large area of flat land.
What is a Plain?
This is the deepest canyon in North America.
What is Hells Canyon?
Term given to the Main Line of Longitude.
What is Prime Meridian?
The southern U.S. is sometimes called the Bible Belt, because it has a high percentage of people who are Christian.
What is Region?
This type of map shows elevation and landforms.
What is Physical Map?
This narrow strip of land connects two larger areas of land.
What is an Isthmus?
These are the largest Sand Dunes in North America.
What are the Bruneau Sand Dunes?
The theory that the Earth's crust slides around on massive underground plates.
What is Theory of Plate Tectonics?