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The 5 Themes of Geography ORGANIZING OUR STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY USING THE CITY OF DETROIT AS AN EXAMPLE The 5 Themes Are:  LOCATION  PLACE  REGIONS  MOVEMENT  HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION LOCATION Where is it? Where are we? ABSOULTE LOCATION RELATIVE LOCATION - exactly where is it? - General location  42N, 83W  Home address  In South East Michigan  North and west of Windsor, ON  On the Detroit River, between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie PLACE What is the place like? Physical Characteristics Human Characteristics  Resources  Climate  Clothing  Landforms  Religion  Water bodies  Hobbies  Plants/Trees  Music  Buildings  Food  Crops / Soil  Language  Ethnicity  Entertainment HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION How People interact with their environment  Environment = land, water, climate resources, vegetation, infrastructure. OUR SURROUNDINGS! HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION How de we depend on our environment: Examples:  Using Resources (Detroit salt mine)  Growing Crops HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION How de we depend on our environment: Examples:  Using water HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION How de we modify / change our environment: Examples:  Cutting down trees and planting trees  Building Malls freeways HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION How de we adapt or adjust to our environment: Examples:  Wearing warmer clothes  Shoveling snow or Slanted roofs MOVEMENT How do people, goods, And ideas move? How did people first settle here?  Early settlers   German, English and French What brought them to this place How do people and goods currently move? REGIONS What makes on area Like another? Physical Characteristics  The Great Lakes  Detroit Metropolitan Area  Government  Economic Activity  Upper Midwest  Similar climate, plant and animal life Similarities and differences help geographers learn why places develop the way that they do.