Which of the Five Themes of Geography answers the question

“What is it like there?”

What branch of geography covers the topics relating to the

surface of the earth?

Which of the Five Themes of Geography is about how people and ideas get around?

Which of the following agricultural belts is NOT located

in the Midwest or Great Lakes regions?

Which of the following is an example of a physical feature

of the Earth?

What lines are parallel to the Equator?

What type of region has clear cut borders such as the areas between States?

What is the purpose of the Five Themes of Geography?

Where are the Cotton, Sugar, and Tobacco Belts located?

What is the approximate population of the United States?

Which of the Five Themes of Geography could best be

defined using the word “describe?”

Which one of the Five themes of Geography would apply to

the migration of people throughout history?

Which of the Five Themes answers the question “How do we divide/organize the world into smaller areas?”

Which of the Five Themes of Geography answers the

question “What do places have in common?”

Which of the Five Themes best applies to the following

statement: "The holiday season in the United States, runs from about late October to early January."

What branch of geography deals with the study of the

world, its people, communities, & cultures?

Where is the Rust Belt located?

What term refers to dividing the Earth into two halves?

What line is located at 23.5 degrees North latitude?

Along with the prime meridian, what other line

of longitude divides the Earth into the Eastern and

Western Hemispheres?

What type of degrees is the distance north or south of the Equator measured using?

What map shows international boundary lines?

What line is located at 23.5 degrees South latitude?

What letter are meridians west of 0 degrees longitude labeled with?