The exact location of a place on earth using coordinates or an address -

The location of a place compared to another place using direction -

Give an example of Absolute Location -

Give an example of Relative Location -

Physical or Human - The most commonly spoken languages in the US are English and Spanish.

Physical or Human - The most common religion worldwide is Christianity.

Physical or Human - The United States has a variety of landforms such as The Rocky Mountains, Coastal Plains, The Great Plains, and Interior Lowlands.

Physical or Human - The population in the US is over 331.9 million people and has the third-largest population.

Physical or Human - The largest region in Canada is the Canadian Shield which has an extremely cold climate due to its short summers and long dark winters and its location being so far north.

Which of the following is a physical characteristic of a place?

Name all of the Themes of Geography that are seen in the following image (Choose All That Apply): Movement, Region, Human-Environment Interaction, Location, Place

Choose the type of region shown on each map - Human Regions or Physical Regions:

Choose the type of region shown on each map - Human Regions or Physical Regions:

Which of the following is a physical characteristic of a region?

Identify the human characteristic of a region from the options below:

Adapt or Modify: Changing clothing based on climate

Adapt or Modify: Adding an irrigation system to your farm

Adapt or Modify: Cutting down trees to make space for the new subdivision

Adapt or Modify: Adding an A/C system to the old house for relief from the summer heat

Adapt or Modify: Mining, Deforestation, Irrigation, Urbanization

Adapt or Modify: Clothing, Food, Activities, Homes

Urban or Rural: Densely populated - high population density, Buildings are close together and often built higher, Public transportation such as busses, trains, subway

Urban or Rural: Sparsely populated, Large amounts of land Rural areas such as farmland, forests, plains, deserts, prairies

Why would people be pulled to move to an urban area?

Compare the physical map on the left to the population map on the right. Why the population is so high in the areas seen.

The list shows Push Factors or Pull Factors:

The list shows Push Factors or Pull Factors:

__________________ __________________ is the spreading of a culture’s beliefs, practices, and items around the world.

Identify the example of cultural diffusion from the options below:

Which of the following are negative effects of cultural diffusion?

Which of the following are positive effects of cultural diffusion?

Label each with either Polar, Temperate, or Tropical:

Climate zone with hot and humid temperatures and lots of rain.

Climate zone with warm summers and cool winters with various plants and animals.

Select the Theme of Geography that correlates with the Definition: Where is it?

Select the Theme of Geography that correlates with the Definition: What is the relationship between people and their environment?

Select the Theme of Geography that correlates with the Definition: How is an area similar in land, language, environment, or historical background

Select the Theme of Geography that correlates with the Definition: How and why people travel from place to place? and How do people exchange goods and ideas?