History: Geography

How can you find exact location

What are the two types of location

• Human culture

• Exact

• adaption

• Relative

• latitude and longitude

People _______ and change through geographical interaction.

What are the five themes of geography.

• Position, Area, Human-Environment Connection, and Migration,

• Area, Human-Nature Relationship, and Territory

• Location, Place, Interaction, Movement, and Region

• Position, Space, Interaction, Mobility, and Territory

• Location, Space, Human-Environment Interaction, and Movement

What does a region require.

• unlimited resources
• random population
• changing climate
• unifying charachteristics

What is a region NOT required to be.

• a city

• it has to have people

• a certain size

• have similar characteristics

Which of the following is NOT one of the five themes of geography?

• Location

• Place

• Interaction

• Climate

What is the difference between the Robinson and Mercator maps.

• The Robinson projection is a map that balances size and shape distortion, while the Mercator projection distorts size and shape but preserves angles.

• The Robinson projection is a distorted map, while the Mercator projection is a perfect map.

• The Robinson projection preserves size and shape but distorts angles, while the Mercator projection distorts size and shape.
• The Robinson projection distorts size but preserves angles, while the Mercator projection balances size and shape distortion.

What is latitude.

• Latitude is measured in kilometers
• runs east-west, but measures north to south from Equator, lines run parallel

• Latitude is the distance from the North Pole to the South Pole
• Latitude is the same as longitude

What is longitude.

• same as latitude

• measured in kilometers.

• the distance from the equator.

• runs north-south, but measures east to west from Prime Meridian, lines meet at north and south poles(