a naturally-formed feature on the Earth's surface (like mountains, islands, etc.)

the study and making of maps

messed up shapes and sizes

half the globe

a naturally-formed feature on the Earth's surface (like mountains, islands, etc.)

the study and making of maps

messed up shapes and sizes

half the globe

a naturally-formed feature on the Earth's surface (like mountains, islands, etc.)

the study and making of maps

messed up shapes and sizes

half the globe

latitude & longitude, used for absolute location

divides N. and S. hemispheres, starting line for latitude, 0 degrees

divides E. and W. hemispheres, starting line for longitude, 0 degrees

“about” where something is, description of where

latitude & longitude, used for absolute location

divides N. and S. hemispheres, starting line for latitude, 0 degrees

divides E. and W. hemispheres, starting line for longitude, 0 degrees

“about” where something is, description of where

latitude & longitude, used for absolute location

divides N. and S. hemispheres, starting line for latitude, 0 degrees

divides E. and W. hemispheres, starting line for longitude, 0 degrees

“about” where something is, description of where

latitude & longitude, used for absolute location

divides N. and S. hemispheres, starting line for latitude, 0 degrees

divides E. and W. hemispheres, starting line for longitude, 0 degrees

“about” where something is, description of where

latitude & longitude, used for absolute location

move from one area to settle in another

beliefs and behaviors that are traditionally practiced by a group of people

“about” where something is, description of where

materials like minerals, timber, water, etc., that occur in nature and can be used by people to supply needs and create goods

natural resources that cannot be used up or it can be replaced. Air, water, soil, plants, and animals are examples of renewable resources.

natural resources that cannot be replaced. Fixed amount on Earth. Rock, minerals, metals, and fossil fuels such as petroleum, coal, and natural gas are all nonrenewable resources.

move from one area to settle in another

natural resources that cannot be used up or it can be replaced. Air, water, soil, plants, and animals are examples of renewable resources.

natural resources that cannot be replaced. Fixed amount on Earth. Rock, minerals, metals, and fossil fuels such as petroleum, coal, and natural gas are all nonrenewable resources.

natural resources that cannot be used up or it can be replaced. Air, water, soil, plants, and animals are examples of renewable resources.

natural resources that cannot be replaced. Fixed amount on Earth. Rock, minerals, metals, and fossil fuels such as petroleum, coal, and natural gas are all nonrenewable resources.

beliefs and behaviors that are traditionally practiced by a group of people

movement of customs and ideas from one culture to

beliefs and behaviors that are traditionally practiced by a group of people

movement of customs and ideas from one culture to

cultural diffusion

migrate

equator

landform

equator

prime meridian

equator

prime meridian

nonrenewable

renewable

nonrenewable

renewable