What 4 things does every map need to have?

Title, Compass Rose, Scale, Key/Legend

Name 2 geographic barriers.

Mountains, No access to waterways (river, seas or oceans)

Define Glaciation and list some events/features resulting from it.

Glaciers move and change the land: U-shaped valleys

Define Plate Tectonics and list some events/features resulting from it.

Plates underneath the earth move: earthquakes, tsunamis, mountains, volcanoes

Define Volcanic Activity and list some events/features resulting from it.

Volcanoes erupt: lava, destruction of homes, fertile soil, ash

Define Erosion and list some events/features resulting from it.

Process of rocks and soil slowly breaking apart and being carried away: Canyons, Caves, Cliffs

Define Movement and give 1 example.

Movement is different ways things move place to place – Ideas and people. Example: INTERNET.

Define Region and give 1 example.

Region is an area that is defined by certain similar characteristics – Clothing, Religions, Ethnicities.

Define Human Environment Interaction and give 1 example.

Human Environment Interaction is how humans interact with the environment. Example: Building Canals, Cutting down rainforests.

Define Location and give 1 example.

Location is where a place is located: exact address or coordinates.

Define Place and give 1 example.

Place is the physical and human features of a particular area. Example: Disneyland, Kemah.

What is a cultural Trait?

A cultural trait is a specific custom that is part of the everyday life of a culture.

What is a cultural region?

A cultural region is a geographic area in where people share a common history and belief system.

Define multicultural.

Multicultural means a geographic area in which there are many different cultures, languages, and ethnicities.

How does climate influence culture?

Climate influences culture because weather affects the type of clothes you would wear. For example, in the Arctic Circle you wear a hat, boots, and heavy coat; in the desert, you wear shorts and a tank top.

What is Cultural Borrowing?

Cultural borrowing is when a culture borrows ideas, knowledge, skills, and technology from other cultures. Examples: RECIPES and DRESS, IDEAS, RELIGIONS, Languages.

What is Cultural Diffusion? (include 2 examples)

The spread or movement of ideas or cultural traits from one place to another. Examples: LANGUAGE AND RELIGION

List examples of what would go in the cultural institutions below: government, laws, president, voting

government, laws, president, voting

List examples of what would go in the cultural institutions below. Education -

school, pencil, homework, teacher

List examples of what would go in the cultural institutions below: video games, reading, hiking, dancing, religion; apples, oranges, bananas, grapes, pears; cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, scooters; tables, chairs, sofas, beds, desks

video games, reading, hiking, dancing, religion

What does Christmas celebrate or honor in Christianity?

Birth of the savior Jesus Christ

What does Ramadan celebrate or honor in Islam?

A "month of blessing" marked by prayer, fasting

What are the characteristics of Communism?

State provides for the needs of the people. No Private Property owned by the people.

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What letter on the map represents the Atlantic Ocean?

Back

J

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What letter on the map represents North America?

Back

B

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What letter on the map represents Europe?

Back

I

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What letter on the map represents Pacific Ocean?

Back

A

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What letter on the map represents Africa?

Back

F

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What letter on the map represents South America?

Back

K

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

This tool is located on a map to show direction: _________.

Back

Compass Rose

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