Location
Place
Human-Environment Interaction
Movement
Region
100
The exact spot on Earth where something is found using coordinates.
Absolute location
100
A desert, river, or forest is an example of this type of characteristic.
Physical characteristic
100
How humans rely on natural resources like water, soil, or forests.
Dependence
100
People moving from one place to another.
Migration
100
An area that shares common characteristics.
Region
200
The position of a place in relation to other places.
Relative location
200
The language, religion, and customs of a location are examples of this type of characteristic.
Human characteristics
200
How humans use the environment to meet their needs.
Adaptation
200
Goods being transported from one location to another.
Trade
200
This region includes states like New York and Massachusetts and is known for historic cities and early American history.
Northeast
300
This imaginary line circles the Earth horizontally at 0° latitude, dividing the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Equator
300
The Eiffel Tower in Paris is a landmark that attracts millions of tourists each year. What kind of characteristic is this?
Human
300
Building dams or roads are examples of this type of interaction.
Modification
300
War, political corruption, lack of education and employment are all examples of what kind of factors?
Push factors
300
Often called “America’s Breadbasket,” this region grows a lot of corn and wheat.
Midwest
400
This imaginary line runs vertically at 0° longitude and passes through Greenwich, England.
Prime meridian
400
The Amazon River is the largest river by discharge in the world, running through South America’s rainforest. What kind of characteristic is this?
Physical
400
People in desert regions build homes with thick walls and small windows to stay cool in hot weather.
Adaptation
400
Job opportunities, education, safety, freedom are all what kind of factors?
Pull factors
400
known for deserts, hot weather, and states like Arizona and New Mexico.
Southwest
500
What type of map is this? 
Political
500
The Great Wall of China stretches over 13,000 miles and was built to protect against invasions centuries ago.
Human
500
Engineers in the Netherlands built a system of dikes, levees, and canals to reclaim land from the sea and control flooding.
modification
500
The spread of customs, ideas, or technologies from one culture to another.
Cultural diffusion
500
This region includes the Rocky Mountains, California, and Washington, and is known for mountains, forests, and tech hubs.
West