Intro Chapter

Oral History

• A story told aloud about an event

• How a person sees things

• People who study geography

• Each human group

Historians

• To examine each part of something and how each part relates

• People who study the past

• Buildings, roads, and people

• The way people use resources to meet their needs

Chronology

• Landforms, bodies of water, and plant life

• The study of citizenship

• The order in which event take place.

• A way of life (food, religion, language, clothing).

History

• What happened in the past

• A story told aloud about an event

• Affect one another

• Areas on Earth whose features make them different

Point of View

• A story told aloud about an event

• The study of citizenship

• The ways of life that have been passed down through history

• How a person sees things

Analyze

• To examine each part of something and how each part relates

• People who study geography

• Areas on Earth whose features make them different

• The study of how people use resources

Geographers

• People who study geography

• Landforms, bodies of water, and plant life

• The study of how people use resources

• A story told aloud about an event

Interact

• Areas on Earth whose features make them different

• People who study geography

• Affect one another

• A system of leaders and laws that help people live safely together

Physical Features

• A way of life (food, religion, language, clothing).

• Buildings, roads, and people

• Each human group

• Landforms, bodies of water, and plant life

Geography

• Buildings, roads, and people

• The study of the Earth and the people who live on it

• Each human group

• The ways of life that have been passed down through history