This Greek mathematician and "Father of Geography" calculated the circumference of earth to be 25,000 miles around 300 BC.

This Roman geographer came up with Geocentric (earth-centered) Theory of the universe

This type of map indicates state or national boundaries, capitals, and major cities.

A map that indicates the location of landforms like deserts, mountains, and plains

This map provides information about weather patterns in an area.

This map type uses special lines to indicate the shape and elevation of the landforms shown

This map type is used by travelers to locate primary and secondary transportation routes.

This imaginary line circles the earth and divides the northern and southern hemispheres

Which one below is NOT one of the 3 PARTS of the earth?

Which one below is NOT one of the 3 LAYERS of the earth?

What part of the map explains what the various symbols on a map stand for?

This part of the map is used to determine the distance between two places on the map.

Identify the ocean at #3

Identify the ocean at #5

Identify the ocean at location #2

Identify the ocean at location #1

Identify the ocean at location #4

This shows the directions North, South, East, and West on a map. It is the:

The Northern and Southern halves of the world are known as...

The latitude zone in between the Arctic Circle and the North Pole

The latitude zone in between the Tropic of Cancer and the Arctic Circle.

The latitude zone in between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn

This map projection is probably the most widely used and well known. It retains SHAPE & DIRECTION, but distorts area size & distance nearer the poles. Which projection is this?

This projection is popular for textbooks. It attempts to minimize (but does not eliminate) all four types of distortions. Which projection is this?

This map projection cuts and flattens the earth like an orange peel. It is a form of what is called an "interrupted projection." The one pictured is the most popular form. Which projection is this?

A way of representing the spherical Earth on a flat surface.

The change in shape, area, direction or distance of a place when shown on a map.

What term best describes useful substances found in and extracted from the earth?

Which industry is when businesses take raw materials and change them into useful forms.

What is the most common method of measuring a country’s wealth?

What are taxes on goods brought into the country from another country?

Farmers who make their own clothing, furniture, and homes and grow just enough food to meet their own families’ needs are called...

Cultivation or farming of seafood in a controlled, artificial environment is called...

This term refers to big businesses and machines that take raw materials and turn them into new products on a large scale.

What is the application of science to industry?

A ban on importing or exporting selected products or trading with a particular country is called...

What entity is the FOUNDATION OF SOCIETY?

A society's TOTAL WAY OF LIFE

Location where God confounded the languages (in Genesis 11)

An AREA where the human society shares the same basic culture

A large group of people with a COMMON HISTORY and LANGUAGE who have developed a STRONG SENSE OF IDENTITY

The study of human populations and their characteristics

The growth of urban areas at the expense of rural areas is called

A man, his wife, and their children

A group of people comprising a nation who have also established their own government is called a

Land that can be cultivated for growth of crops is said to be

A river that also serves a boundary between states or countries is a

A border between states or countries that falls along a line of latitude or longitude is a

What is the name of the solid mass of hard rock that surrounds the Hudson Bay and covers most of eastern Canada? (shown in red in the picture)

What term means “bordering the sea”?

What term is used to refer to a group of islands?

Identify country #1 (red)

Which country has a canal that provides a "shortcut" between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean (so ships do not have to go around South America)?

It is #8 on the map (green).

Identify country #2 (light blue)

What well known mountain range is located on the continent of South America?

What country is colored blue?

What country is colored blue?

What country is colored blue?

What river system drains the largest area in the world?

What is an estuary?

What native South American people, whose name means “children of the sun,” controlled the Andes Mountains of South America?

Which country is # 8 ?

What is the capital of France?

What peninsula contains both Norway & Sweden?

What body of water is A ?

What body of water is D ?

Which country below is NOT part of the United Kingdom (U.K.)?

What river runs through the heart of Southern England?

What city is the capital city of the United Kingdom?

What country is # 2 ?

What country is # 3 ?

Capital of Italy

Capital of Spain

What peninsula contains Spain and Portugal?

Which country is # 14 ?

What canal connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans?

Identify the continent at location #5

Identify the continent at location #3

Identify the continent at location #7

Identify the continent at location #2

What does GPS stands for?

When you are giving verbal directions to someone and not using a visible map or drawing, what kind of map are you using?

What percent of the earth’s water is SALT water?

What are deep cracks in the earth’s surface where two pieces of land have moved in different directions?

What term means the breakdown of rocks by water, plant roots, and temperature changes?

What is the term used for cold areas that support only limited vegetation on only light precipitation, mainly snow, which covers the ground most of the year?

Called the “Land of Fire and Ice”

Identify the continent at location #4

Identify the continent at location #1

Identify the continent at location #6

What country is # 4 ?

What country is # 13 ?

The capital city of China is

The capital city of Japan is

The capital city of Australia is

11° N, 107° E

Which country has the 2nd largest land area in this group?

Which country has the highest GDP per capita?

What well known mountain range is located on the continent of Europe (mostly found in Southern Germany, Switzerland, Austria, & Northern Italy) ?