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Map that shows a
theme such as
climate, resources,
precipitation,
population etc.
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What is a
Thematic
Map?
Map that shows
the geography of
an area, land
forms and water
forms.
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What is a
physical map?
Map that labels and
shows the boundaries
of counties, cities,
states, countries, and
continents..
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What is a
Political
Map?
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Map that shows
the elevation
change of an
area.
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What is a
topographic
map?
Map that has been
stripped of all
information except
for that tied to a
specific purpose.
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What is a
topological
map?
This is a box featured
on each map because it
provides the map
reader with a means of
understanding the
map’s content.
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What is a
legend/key?
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This component
allows the reader to
tell the distance of
an area.
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What is a
scale?
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This tells you
direction on a
map.
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What is a
Compass
Rose?
2-4Thw
This is an example
of…
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What is a
grid?
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This tells you
what a map is
about.
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What is the
Title?
This is the flat area
of land higher than
the land around it
also known as a
mesa.
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What is
plateau?
The state of Hawaii
is an example of this.
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What is an island?
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This is a piece of
land surrounded
on three sides by
water.
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What is a
peninsula?
This is an example of
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What is a
strait?
The arrow on this image
is pointing to this
geographical feature.
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What is a Gulf?
This theme describes
what an area is like. It
helps you envision an
area so that you know
it even if you don’t
know where it is.
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What is
place?
This theme explains
the relationship
between the natural
world and the people
who live there.
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HEI
This theme answers
the question where
something can be
found by using a
system.
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What is location?
This theme tells
about how people,
goods, and ideas
travel from one area
to another.
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What is Movement?
This theme describes
how vast areas of
varying sizes can be
grouped together using
one of more common
characteristics.
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What is region?
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Elijah and Will
go duck hunting.
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What is an
example of
HEI?
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Jacob goes shopping
at IKEA (a Swedish
furniture store).
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What is movement?
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The Rockies
What is an example
of region?
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1600 Pennsylvania
Ave NW,
Washington D.C.
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What is an
example of
location?
Thousands of
screaming teenagers, a
large stage, brightly
colored lights flashing
around, and loud
booming sounds.
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What is an
example of
place?
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The two
hemispheres where
the United States is
located.
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What are the
Northern and
Western
Hemispheres?
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Line that divides
the eastern and
western
hemispheres.
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What is the
prime
meridian?
The three questions
that human
environment
interaction answers.
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What are (1) How do
we use the earth (2)
How do we change
the earth (3) How
has the environment
affected us
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The difference
between
absolute and
relative location.
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Relative location
requires that you
know one location to
find another
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The three types of
Regions
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What are Formal,
Functional, and
Perceptual?
Circles of Latitude
which indicate the most
northern and southern
points on earth where
the sun is located
directly overhead.
What is the
Tropic of Cancer
and the Tropic of
Capricorn.