
Maps of the World
Presentation
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History
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6th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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6 Slides • 27 Questions
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Latitude lines are in red.
Longitude lines are in purple.
Draw this out by hand!
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Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Equator: 0° Latitude
Prime Meridian: 0° Longitude
runs through Greenwich, England
helps determine time zones
3
Multiple Choice
The imaginary line that runs around Earth, halfway between the North and South Poles is called the _________
(Line in red on Map below!)
Prime Meridian
Equator
Rose
Scale
4
Multiple Choice
Which point is located on the equator?
HINT: Use the degrees on the right and bottom to answer.
A
B
C
D
5
Multiple Choice
The _____________ is an imaginary line located halfway between the North and South Poles.
Political line
Prime Meridian
Equator
Longitude
6
Draw
Label the Equator on the map below.
7
Draw
Draw a line of latitude in the appropriate direction anywhere on the map below.
8
Draw
Nice! Let's try that again on the opposite end.
Draw a line of longitude in the appropriate direction anywhere on the map below.
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Lines of Latitude & Longitude
Some text here about the topic of discussion
Run vertically
|
|
|
Longitude Lines
Run horizontally ----------------
East to West
Are measured north or south of the Equator
Latitude Lines
North to South between poles
Are measured East or West of the Prime Meridian
Determines Time Zones
10
Multiple Choice
Lines of latitude run from ____ to ____.
East to West
North to South
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Multiple Choice
Lines of longitude run from _____ to _____.
East to West
North to South
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Events in History
the scientific study of historic
and prehistoric peoples
Involves:
Digging up sites
Collecting items left behind from from previous people
Using satellite photography and other technology to find sites
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Multiple Choice
What is the best definition of archaeology?
Archaeology is the primary source of an event.
Archaeology is the scientific study of historic and prehistoric peoples
Archaeology is a textbook about Ancient Egypt
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Provides information ABOUT an event but does NOT constitute direct, first-hand evidence
Textbooks
Biography (vs.autobiography)
Secondary Source
Unaltered document
of historical significance created by a witness
to the event
George Washington's letters
Hammurabi's code
Primary Source
Primary vs. Secondary Sources
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Multiple Choice
A(n) _____________ source is an unaltered document of historical significance created by a witness to the event.
primary
secondary
history
none of the above
16
Multiple Select
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. What are the different types of maps?
Physical
Political
Theme
17
Multiple Choice
What kind of map shows the natural features of the Earth's surface?
Political Map
Physical Map
18
Multiple Choice
A map that shows physical or natural features of the land is called a...
Physical Map
Political Map
19
Multiple Choice
This map shows manmade borders and boundaries. What is it called?
Physical Map
Political Map
20
Multiple Choice
What type of map is this?
HINT: Think about what "Precipitation" is!
theme map
physical map
political map
topographic map
21
Multiple Choice
This kind of map shows what the temperatures and rainfall or snow is like in an area.
Physical Map
Political Map
Theme Map
Road Map
22
Multiple Choice
A map showing features such as landforms, deserts, mountains and plains is called a _________.
Political Map
Physical Map
Elevation
Population Map
23
Multiple Choice
The map show the lines of longitude.
The map shows the lines of latitude.
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Multiple Choice
A map showing governmental boundaries of countries, states, and counties, the location of major cities is called a _________.
Political Map
Physical Map
Population Map
Theme Map
25
Multiple Choice
The map shows lines of longitude.
The map shows lines of latitude.
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Fill in the Blanks
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the best definition for a cartographer?
a person who creates maps
lines drawn on a flat surface to represent a round surface
the result of twisting, stretching, or otherwise changing something so that it is no longer accurate
None of the above
29
Poll
Which of these is NOT an example of a theme map?
(HINT: Eliminate the answers that ARE theme maps!)
maps showing how many tourists visit each Caribbean country
a map showing religions of African countries
a map showing average family income in each U.S. state
a map showing provinces and territories (STATES) of Canada
30
Multiple Choice
Which colored dot would you find at approximately 15oN, 160oW?
Red
Purple
Light Green
None of the above
31
Multiple Choice
Which of the following colored dots is at approximately 550 North, 00 Longitude?
Red
Purple
Light Green
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the best definition for a projection?
a person who creates maps
lines drawn on a flat surface to represent a round surface
the result of twisting, stretching, or otherwise changing something so that it is no longer accurate
None of the above
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Use your drawn hand-map to help you with the lines of latitude and longitude!
What questions do you still have?
Latitude lines are in red.
Longitude lines are in purple.
Draw this out by hand!
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