Geography final sem. 1

What is projection in geography?

• • A system used to translate earth's surface onto a flat map

•  A system that finds a precise location on earth's surface

•  Community based mapping representing local knowledge

• • The science of making maps

What is GIS in geography?

• • The science of making maps

• • A system that finds a precise location on earth's surface

• • Community based mapping representing local knowledge

• • A system used to translate earth's surface onto a flat map

What is GPS in geography?

• A system used to translate earth's surface onto a flat map

• The science of making maps

• A system used to translate earth's surface onto a flat map

• •  A system that finds a precise location on earth's surface

What is cartography in geography?

• • A system that finds a precise location on earth's surface

• • The science of making maps

• A system used to translate earth's surface onto a flat map

• Community based mapping representing local knowledge

What is globalization?

• It is the spread of languages, businesses, etc to other countries.

• It is by which businesses and other organizations influence/ operate on and international scale.

• A system used to translate earth's surface onto a flat map

• Community based mapping representing local knowledge

What is cultural diffusion?

• The way of pinpointing something on a map

• The way certain ideas/trends move across an area or a region.

• The way that diseases spread throughout the United States.

• Spanish.

What is the letter L in LIMPR (aka the 5 themes of geography) stand for?

• Lookout: the place where someone looks out for people coming to attack

• Locations: the place where a particular place of object is located.

• Position: how something is positioned when it is found.

• Longing: how long something in geography will take to change it's color.

Tags

CCSS.RI.8.7

CCSS.RL.8.7

CCSS.RL.9-10.7

CCSS.RI.11-12.7

CCSS.RI.9-10.7

What does the I in LIMPR (aka the 5 themes of geography) stand for?

• Intro: How geography started and where it got it's name

• Ignore: explains at what rate it will take someone to ignore information.

• Interactions: interactions between humans and the geographical ecosystem.

• Location: where exactly something is located.

What does the M in LIMPR (aka the 5 themes of geography) stand for?

• Meeting: Explains at what rate someone and someone they just met in a geographical area to become friends.

• Movement: the travel people, goods, and ideas from one location to another.

• More: the amount of how much more land will appear and become a geographical area.

• Place: the general location of where something is found.

What does the P in LIMPR (aka the 5 themes of gegoraphy) stand for?

• position: the position where something is located geographically.

• portion: the portion of what part of the land belongs to what tribe in a geogriphical area.

• Place: the physical and human characteristics of any location on Earth

• location: the place where a particular point or object is located