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5th grade SS geography and map skills

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environment   all things that surround us, such as land, water, air, and trees.  
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region   large area that has common features that set it apart from other areas  
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continents   large, continuous, discrete masses of land, ideally separated by expanses of water  
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latitude lines   distance north or south of the equator measured in degrees  
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equator   imaginary line around the middle of the earth halfway between the north pole and south pole; 0 degrees latitude  
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geography   study of earth and how people use it  
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prime meridian   line of longitude marked 0 degrees. other lines of longitude are measured in degrees East or West of the this line.  
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globe   round model of Earth  
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longitude lines   distance East or West of the prime meridian, measured in degrees.  
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hemisphere   half of a sphere or globe. Earth can be divided into them  
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five themes of geography   location, place, human/environment interaction, movement, and region  
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Northern Hemisphere   half of the Earth north of the equator  
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equator   the widest point between the North and South poles  
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Southern Hemisphere   half of the Earth south of the equator  
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Western Hemisphere   half of the Earth to the west of the prime meridian  
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Eastern Hemisphere   half of the Earth to the east of the prime meridian  
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latitude lines   parallels, because they are parallel to the equator  
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meridians   lines of longitude circle the Earth in a north-south direction  
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longitude lines   are farthest apart at the middle of the Earth but become closer together as they move toward the poles  
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equator   an important latitude line  
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hemi   half  
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absolute   means a location in latitude and longitude numbers to be exact  
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relative   can be measured through means of a relationshiop of one or more against another  
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geographer   a person who studies geography  
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