5 Themes of Geography Practice

French and Native American cultures blend in New Orleans, such as Creole food and Mardi Gras celebrations. The city has a humid climate and is prone to damage from hurricanes.

• Place

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• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

Google Maps states that the city of Sapparo, Japan lies at 43º N and 141º E.

• Place

• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

Americans drink coffee from Colombia, tea from leaves grown in Malaysia, and water collected in Fiji.

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• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

With 10 million people, Mexico City has one of the world's highest population densities. Most residents are Catholic. Spanish and indigenous languages are spoken in the city.

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• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

The Gladstone Community Center is behind the police station at the intersection of Holmes and 69th Street.

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• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

Lightweight, cotton kimonos were designed to deal with Japan's hot, humid summers.

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• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

The Rocky Mountain states include Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana.

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• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

The Suez Canal is the world's busiest shipping route for consumer products.

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• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

Stretching across 12 nations in northern Africa, the Sahel is a strip of dry, arid grassland.

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• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions

Ancient Egyptians depended on annual flooding of the Nile River to grow their crops.

• Place

• Location

• Regions

• Movement

• Human-Environment Interactions