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| Compass Rose | symbol used on a map to show direction |
| Cardinal Directions | 4 primary directions of N, S, E, and W |
| Intermediate Directions | directions that fall between the 4 cardinal directions |
| Scale | relationship between map distance and real distances on earth |
| Scale Bar | symbol used on a map to show distance |
| Why are maps important? | show where to go and how to get there |
| Label the Diagram with the cardinal and intermediate directions | N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW,,  |
| example of importance of Relative Location | live near activities you like to do |
| Relative Location | the location in relation to the location of other places on earth |
| Interdependence | reliance upon one another |
| List the 3 major elements of a Map Grid | Grid, Cell, Index |
| Grid | set of lines used to find locations on a map |
| Cell | area on a map grid where a row and a column meet |
| Index | alphabetical lists of names |
| importance of degree, equator, and prime meridian in using latitude and longitude | unit of measure for latitude and longitude, starting points for measuring latitude and longitude |
| Absolute Location | exact location on the surface of the earth |
| Latitude | parallel lines used on a map that run E to W and measure N to S |
| Longitude | lines on a map running N to S and measure from the Prime Meridian |
| Degree | unit of measure of latitude and longitude |
| Equator | line of latitude that divides the Northern and Southern Hemispheres |
| Prime Meridian | starting point to measure longitude |
| ________-> ___________ ->________________ = location | find latitude, find longitude, and combine |
| 4 Oceans | Artic, Indian, Atlantic, Pacific |
| 7 Continents | N. America, S. America, Asia, Europe, Africa, Austrialia, Antartica |
