Map Labeling and Geography Tools

This video tutorial guides students through completing an industrial revolution geography map assignment. It covers opening the map in the Numbers app, labeling states and rivers, coloring lakes, identifying time zones, and labeling cities. The tutorial also provides instructions for submitting the assignment via Canvas.

What is the first step to access the Industrial Revolution geography map assignment?

• Open the assignment in the Canvas app

• Download the map from the internet

• Email the teacher for the map

• Click on the assignment in the Unit 1 module

Which app should you use to edit the map for the assignment?

• Google Maps

• Canvas

• Numbers

• Microsoft Word

How do you label each state on the map?

• By drawing them manually

• Using the black box abbreviations

• Typing the names directly

• Using a separate list of states

What tool is used to draw and label the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers?

• Text tool

• Shape tool

• Markup tool

• Color fill tool

What color should the Great Lakes be colored?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Yellow

Which mountain range is labeled with the brown mountain range symbol?

• Andes Mountains

• Sierra Nevada

• Rocky Mountains

• Appalachian Mountains

What symbol is used to label the Great Plains?

• Red arrows

• Golden wheat

• Blue waves

• Green trees

How are the four time zones identified on the map?

• With dashed lines

• With solid lines

• With zigzag lines

• With dotted lines

Which city is NOT one of the six cities to be labeled on the map?

• Spindletop, Texas

• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

• Menlo Park, New Jersey

• Los Angeles, California

What is the final step to submit the completed map assignment?

• Save it on a USB drive

• Submit it through the Numbers app to Canvas

• Print it out and hand it in

• Email it to the teacher