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Geography

5 Themes of Geography Location: ___________________ _____________ Location: the exact location on the Earth’s surface based on latitude and longitude _____________ Location: in relation to another place Place: The characteristics that make a location unique Regions: Areas that share characteristics __________________: How and why people/things move Human-Environment Interaction: Relationship between _____________________________________________

___________________: Show the image of the Earth onto a flat surface Planar Projection: shows the Earth centered around _______________________ Cylindrical Projection: based on the projection of the globe onto a cylinder; centered on the ________________ distorts near the poles _______________ Projection: based on placing a cone over part of the globe; indicates distances and directions fairly accurately Mercator Projection: Accurately displays _____________ and ______________________________________

Planar Projection

Cylindrical Projection

Conic Projection

Mercator Projection

Determining Location Latitude: Lies that circle the Earth parallel to the Equator measured ___________________________ of the Equator ___________________: Measured at 0 degrees latitude North and South ____________: Measured at 90 degrees latitude ______________________: Circle the Earth from Pole to Pole measured east and west of the Prime Meridian Prime Meridian: Measured at __________________________ ____________________: Helps determine absolute location using placements of latitude and longitude

Determining Location Hemispheres: _______________________ Northern Hemisphere: North of ____________ Southern Hemisphere: South of ______________ Eastern Hemisphere: East of ___________________ Western Hemisphere: West of ___________________

Types of Maps Physical Map: Shows _________________________ ____________________________________________ ____________________ Map: Shows boundaries and locations of politics units like countries, states, and cities Qualitative (_________________) Map: Focused on a kind of information or a single area Use colors, symbols, lines, dots, etc. to show specific ideas

Physical Map

Political Map

Qualitative (Thematic) Map

Reading Maps ___________: Lists and explains the symbols, colors, and lines used on the map, also called a ___________ Compass Rose: Indicates directions usually including the four cardinal directions (__________________________) with the points of a star Scale Bar: Shows the relationship between map measurements and ________________________________ _________________________________________ By __________________________ on the scale bar, you can calculate how many miles or kilometers are represented per inch or centimeter

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Modern technology has changed the way maps are made Most cartographers use software called ___________________ _______________________(GIS) Uses data from __________________________________________ ______________________________ Converts into a digital code and then produces a map

Human Geography People shape the world in which they live, they settle in certain places but not others. People __________________________ the environment they live in ___________________: Include a collection of countries whose people practice the same religion and speak a common language (a region that ______ ________________) Cultural Diffusion: The way that cultural innovations and ideas ______________________________________________

Locate and Label the Following

Map Identifications- Map Features Compass Rose Scale Bar Equator Type of Projection

Map Identifications- Physical Features Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean Mediterranean Sea Persian Gulf Caribbean Sea

Map Identifications- Political and Culture Regions South Asia Latin America South America North America North Africa Eastern Europe Oceania Central America Sub-Saharan Africa East Asia Middle East Russia Western Europe Southeast Asia