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Social Studies- Ch.2- Communities are Places

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locationthe place where something can be found
mountain rangea large group of mountains
continentthe largest land area on Earth
globea model of the planet Earth
hemispherehalf of the globe when it is divided into either northern and southern halves or eastern and western halves
equatora line that circles a globe halfway between the North Pole and South Pole
nationAn area of land with its own people and laws; a country
mapa picture that shows the location of things
bordera line on a map that shows where a state or a nation ends
map titlea title that tells what a map is about
map symbola symbol that stands for something real on Earth
map keya box on a map in which map symbols are explained; also called a map legend
distance scalea map feature used to measure the distance between two places; it tells the distance on the map equals on the real Earth
compass rosea drawing on a map that shows the cardinal directions to help people use the map
Presidentthe title given to the leader of the United States of America
cardinal directionsThe main directions: North, South, East, and West
populationthe number of people living in a place
capital citya city in which government leaders meet and work
suburba small community that is close to a city
transportationthe moving of people or things from one place to another
ruralaway from cities and large towns
historythe story of what has happened in a place
ancestorsomeone in a person's family, such as a great-great-grandparent, who lived a long time ago
pioneera person who helps settle a new land
foundera person who starts something, such as a business or settlement
sequencethe order in which events take place
time linea drawing that shows when and in what order events took place
primary sourcea record made by someone who saw or took part in an event
secondary sourcea record made by someone who was not present


Holy Rosary Catholic School
Rosenberg, TX

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