| A | B |
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| Geography | The study of the Earth and everything on it |
| Latitude | lines that run east and west |
| Longitude | Lines that run North and south |
| An example of absolute location | 1325 Seminole Kalamazoo, MI |
| Lines of Longitude meet there | The poles |
| The most important line of longitude | The prime meridian |
| The most important line of latitude | The equator |
| The highest number that lines of longitude go to | 180 |
| The higest number that lines of latitude go to | 90 |
| another name for North, South, East, and West | Cardinal directions |
| another name for lines of latitude | parallels |
| another name for lines of longitude | Meridians |
| the two different types of the theme of place | Physical differences and Human differences |
| an example of Physical differences | Mountains and rivers |
| an example of Human differences | schools and roads |
| can be defined by a government | Region |
| a Continent is an example of a | Region |
| An example of Movement | communications |
| an example of Human-Environmental Interaction | wearing warmer cloths in the winter |
