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World Geography and World Cultures
Introduction to Geography
Unit 1 - Geographic Concepts
Maps represent geographic information.
Geography influences needs, cultures, opportunities, choices, interests, and skills.
spatial thinking
GPS / GIS
cartographer
significant
thematic maps
Words you should know:
region map
map scale Equator
longitude globe
latitude hemisphere
absolute location relative location
physical geography Prime Meridian
Vocabulary Terms
Questions to THINK About:
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How do we use maps and globes to learn about places?
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How do we use charts and graphs to learn about places?
arid
semi-arid
erosion
Solstice
equinox
renewable resource
non-renewable resource
Words you should know:
region plateau plain
climate drought vegetation
river ocean mountain
desert landform place
raw materials
natural resouce
physical geography
Unit 2 - Physical Geography
Where we live impacts how we live.
Geographers use maps and other tools to understand the world around them.
Vocabulary Terms
Questions to THINK About:
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What makes places unique and different?
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Where is it located?
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Why is it there?
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What is significant about its location?
