The Five Themes of Geography

Landform is

• a usual pattern of weather in a place over a long period of time.

• a natural feature of the Earth.

• a method of moving water from one place to another.

• a hole in the ground created by humans.

Climate is

• a usual pattern of weather in a place over along period of time.

• a natural feature of the earth.

• a method of moving water from one place to another.

• a hole in the ground created by humans.

Irrigate is

• a usual pattern of weather in a place over a long period of time.

• a natural feature of the earth.

• a method of moving water from one place to another.

• Ia hole in the ground created by humans.

Political Boundaries are

• usual patterns of weather in place over a long period of time.

• a natural feature of the earth.

• a method of moving water from one place to another.

• officially drawn dividing lines between nations and states.

Settlement patterns-

• is how houses or building are laid out to access natural resources.

• a natural feature of the earth.

• a method of moving water from one place to another.

• a hole in the ground created by humans.

Geographical Factors-

• a natural features of the earth.

• are physical and biological factors tied to location including climate.

• a usual pattern of weather in place over a period of time.

• a method of moving water from a source to where it is needed.

A large number of people from New Orleans, LA moved north after Hurricane Katrina.

• PLACE

• REGION

• MOVEMENT

• NONE OF THE ABOVE

Several farmers use the practice of crop rotation to preserve nutrients in the soil.

• region

• place

• human- environment interaction

• location

El Paso, TX is located at degrees North latitude and 106 degrees West longitude.

• relative location

• region

• absolute location

• human-environment interaction

The Upper valley community in El Paso decided to construct canals to bring water from the river for their crops. What theme of Geography is this?

• region

• movement

• human- environment interaction

• location