5. WHAT is a rural or urban community?

9. How are they the same?

10. How are they different?

13. Students identify, compare and contrast distinguishing features of urban and rural communities.

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16. WHAT geographic and environmental factors influence the development of urban and rural communities?

19. Students investigate geographic and environmental factors that influence the development of different communities.

21. Students use a variety of resources and tools to gather, process, and communicate geographic information about urban and rural communities.

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23. HOW do urban and rural communities interact with each other and the environment to meet human needs?

26. Students examine and explain how communities interact with each other and the environment to meet human needs.

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