| A | B |
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| Location | Where is it? |
| Place | What is it like ? |
| Human/Environment Interaction | What is the relationship between people and the environment? |
| Movement | How are they connected? |
| Region | Boundaries or areas with common factors. |
| Geography is... | the study of the world as it was and as it is now. |
| The geographic tool of history is... | the study of our past deeds, actions and problems. |
| The geographic tool of sociology is... | the study of how people act and react. |
| The geographic tool of political science is... | the study of how groups of people act and react. |
| The geographic tool of anthropology is... | the study of man and our culture in the past. |
| The geographic tool of economics is... | the study of resources, finances and services. |
| Map symbols show... | roads, railroads, rivers and boundaries. |
| Map keys explain... | the symbols (dots, circles, etc) shown on a map. |
| The compass rose shows... | true north and the directions on a map. |
| Map scale shows... | distances. |
| Longitude or meridians run... | north and south and show location in England. |
| Latitude or parallels run... | east and west and show location from the equator. |
| The prime meridian... | is the zero degree longitude line. |
| Culture is... | the way of life of a group of people with common traditions, interests and beliefs. |
| Subsistence farming is... | planting enough for your family or village with, possibly, enough left over for trade. |
| Commercial agriculture is | large farms growing cash crops. |
| Industry is... | a business that produces goods or services. |
| Zero growth could be defined as... | one birth and one death. |
| Population density is... | the number of people living in a square mile. |
| Population distribution shows... | the patterns of population or how they are located in a country. |
| Natural resources are those... | resources that come from the earth and are used by man but not made by man. |
| nonrenewable resorces could be defined as... | resources that, once they are gone they are gone. |
| Renewable resources are... | resources that we can plant or grow again. |
| The water cycle | is the movement of water from the oceans to the air and back to the ground. |
| The water cycle begins with... | evaporation. |
