The study of human and natural features on the Earth

Adjustments people make in their lives to better fit an environment

Tells where a point is on the Earth's surface

Goods that are sent out of the country

The description of what a location looks like

Goods that are brought into the country

Places united by shared characteristics

The ways in which people and goods move

The exchange of people, goods, and ideas around the world

Moving from one country to another

The way physical processes and nature can affect people and vice versa

Moving from one place to another

Provides the exact point a place is found

Things people have contributed to a place

Gives an estimate of where a place is found

The natural features of a place

What are the coordinates for point B on this map?

What are the coordinates for point E on this map?

Which two choices are examples of absolute location?

My house is three doors down from my aunt's house. This is an example of which type of location?

Which of these would be an example of a human factor of the place in the picture?

Choose the example of a geographic factor.

Select all of the examples below of characteristics that places could have in common to form a region. (3 correct answers)

The Borlin family went on a road trip and visited many places throughout the Northeast. What's on the move?

I wrote a letter to my grandmother to tell her about how school has been going. What's on the move?

Corn was harvested from the field in Illinois and shipped to a market in Ohio. What's on the move?

Adaptation or Modification: People board up their windows to prepare for a hurricane that is approaching.

Adaptation or Modification: Some people in Alaska wear snowshoes to travel from place to place.

Adaptation or Modification: We cleared a path in the woods behind our house so that we could go on hikes.