Quick Facts
0 degrees latitude is known as...
Equator
How many themes did we discuss?
5
2376 S. Home Ave, Park Ridge, IL 60068 is an example of this theme of geography.
(Absolute) location
Moving TO a new place is known as ______________.
Immigration
What are the three types of maps?
Political, physical, thematic
This continent is in all four hemispheres.
Africa
Movement refers to the way people, _____________, information, and ideas move from one place to the other.
goods or products
Mountains and Lake Michigan are an example of this theme of geography.
Place (Physical features)
The Tropic of Cancer and The Tropic of Capricorn are each ______________ degrees from the equator.
23.5
What is the purpose of a legend on a map.
A legend shows what the symbols on the map represent.
0 degrees longitude is known as...
Prime Meridian
HEI looks at the relationships between ______________ and their environment.
humans and their environment
Building houses by destroying forests is an example of this theme of geography.
Human environment interaction
An autobiography is an example of a _____________ source.
Primary
What direction, on a compass rose is opposite Northeast?
Southwest
A description of where a point on Earth is
Location
This phrase helps us remember the 5 themes of geography.
Mr. Help
The Pacific Northwest is an example of this theme of geography.
Region
Your house address is an example of _________ location.
absolute
What type of maps would I use if I wanted to identify the counties within Washington?
Political map
In Human-Environment Interaction, humans can either _______ or _______ the environment.
What is adapt or modify on the environment?
A list of the 5 themes of Geography.
What are movement, regions, human-environment interaction, location, and place?
Sharing a video of a speech made by a prominent leader on social media is an example of this theme of geography.
Movement (ideas)
Region is an area that is defined by _______________ characteristics.
common characteristics (or something similar)
What is the purpose of the scale on a map?
A scale shows the distance represented on the map.