the study of land and the people on it.

a general movemoent oward change over the course of time.

the expected weather conditions at a place, uaually over a period of time.

a long period of tome of dryness.

a periodic count of the population.

mouisture that falls from the sky.

an artificial lake where water is collected for use.

a feature of the earth's surface.

the position of a place relative to another place.

the exact position of a place on earth.

the external surrondings and conditions in which something exists.

to move from one place to another.

the shapes and sizes of landforms and where they are located.

where humans are located and sizes of where they are.

a location on the earths surface.

human-enviroment relationship

the way humans adapt to their enviroment.

the location north or south of the equator.

the location east or west of the equator.

the line representing the cirle on a map or graph.

a great circle of the earth passing through the poles and any given point on the earths surface.

any series of steps or stages, as in a process or course of action, a point in any scale.

an exact point in time; instant; moment.

one half of the earth, divided by the equator into northern and southern halves or by 0degrees and 180 degrees meridians into eastern and western halves.

the imaginary line at 0* latitude that divides the northern and southern hemisphere and a southern and northern half.

the imaginary line at 0* longitude.

the transfer of an image of a curved surface onto a flat surface.

a general purpose map that shows the natural features of an area.

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Question	Answer
Geograpy	the study of land and the people on it.
trend	a general movemoent oward change over the course of time.
climate	the expected weather conditions at a place, uaually over a period of time.
drought	a long period of tome of dryness.
census	a periodic count of the population.
precipitation	mouisture that falls from the sky.
resevoir	an artificial lake where water is collected for use.
landform	a feature of the earth's surface.
relative location	the position of a place relative to another place.
absolute location	the exact position of a place on earth.
physical enviroment	the external surrondings and conditions in which something exists.
migrate	to move from one place to another.
physical geography	the shapes and sizes of landforms and where they are located.
human geography	where humans are located and sizes of where they are.
place	a location on the earths surface.
human-enviroment relationship	the way humans adapt to their enviroment.
movement	a way something changes.
latitude	the location north or south of the equator.
longitude	the location east or west of the equator.
parallel	the line representing the cirle on a map or graph.
meridian	a great circle of the earth passing through the poles and any given point on the earths surface.
degree	any series of steps or stages, as in a process or course of action, a point in any scale.
minute	an exact point in time; instant; moment.
hemisphere	one half of the earth, divided by the equator into northern and southern halves or by 0degrees and 180 degrees meridians into eastern and western halves.
equator	the imaginary line at 0* latitude that divides the northern and southern hemisphere and a southern and northern half.
prime meridian	the imaginary line at 0* longitude.
projection	the transfer of an image of a curved surface onto a flat surface.
physical map	a general purpose map that shows the natural features of an area.

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