5 Themes of Geography

What are the 5 Themes of Geography?

• 1. Movement

  2. Region

  3. Human Human Interaction

  4.Government

  5. Place

• 1. Migration

  2. Countries

  3. Human Environment Interaction

  4. Location

  5. Place

• 1. Movement

  2. Region

  3. Human Environment Interaction

  4. Location

  5. Place

• 1. Maps

  2. Region

  3. People Animal Interaction

  4. Location

  5. Continents

What are the four things that move in the theme of Movement?

• Birds, Cars, Information, and Internet

• People, Ships, Animals, and Ideas

• People, Goods, Internet, and Radio Waves

• People, Goods, Information, and Ideas

Which are examples of region?

• Mexico and Spain are part of a Spanish speaking region.

• New Hampshire is a mountainous region.

• The city of New Bedford is a human characteristic.

In Human Environment Interaction, humans _____ on the environment, humans _____ the environment, and humans _____ to the environment.

Pick the three words below in THE CORRECT ORDER that should go in the blanks above.

• depend, modify, adapt

• farm, change, modify

• plant, love, pollute

For the theme of Place, what are the two types of characteristics?

• Physical and Natural

• Human and Government

• Climate and Languages

• Physical and Human

Which is an example of a HUMAN characteristic for the theme of Place?

• The Alps (mountains) in Italy

• The Dnieper River in Ukraine

• English is the primary language in the UK

• Fish in the Atlantic Oean

Which is an example of a PHYSICAL characteristic for the theme of Place?

• The Seine River in France

• The Eifel Tower in France

• King Charles III in the United Kingdom

• The boats on the Po River in Italy

What are the two types of location?

• Exact and Comparitive

• Address and Zip Code

• Latitude and Longitude

• Absolute and Relative

What are the two ways you could describe an area's ABSOLUTE LOCATION?

• Zip Code and Latitude

• Address and Coordinates

• Address and Directions

• Country and Coordinates

Relative Location is when you describe the location of a place _____ to somewhere else.

• similar

• different

• compared