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DZ GEO Unit 1

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the study of where people, places and things are located and how they relate to each other   Geography  
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instrument that analyzes sounds to determine distance and direction   Sonar  
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uses multiple satellites to broadcast accurate time measurements to determine location   GPS  
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uses computer technology to collect, manipulate, analyze, and display data in order to solve problems   GIS  
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place's exact position on the globe   absolute location  
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areas between poles and separated by Equator   hemispheres  
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imaginary lines running parallel to the Equator   latitude  
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imaginary lines running North and South between the poles   longitude  
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location of a place in relation to another place   relative location  
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a place's physical and human characteristics   character of a place  
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a viewpoint that is influenced by one's own culture and experiences   perception  
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area in which certain characteristics are found throughout the region   formal region  
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central place and the surrounding areas affected by it   functional region  
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defined by a people's feelings and attitudes about areas   perceptual region  
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center of earth consisting of hot metal, iron, and nickel   core  
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area around core made up of a thick layer of rock   mantle  
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extremely (cake frost like) thin surface layer of rock 5 miles below oceans   crust  
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"sphere" with soil, landforms, and surface features   lithosphere  
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"sphere" that's layer of air, water, and other substances above surface   atmosphere  
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"sphere" that's water in oceans, lakes, rivers and below ground   hydrosphere  
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"sphere" that's the world of plants, animals, and other living things   biosphere  
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large landmasses in the ocean   continents  
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theory that earth's outer shell is not one solid sheet or rock, but rather broken up into several plates   plate tectonics  
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Alfred Wegner's theory that there was once supercontinent called Pangea   continental drift theory  
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breakdown of rock at or near earth's surface into smaller pieces   weathering  
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when a rock is actually broken or weakened physically   mechanical weathering  
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when a rock's chemical makeup is altered by changing the minerals or combining them with new elements   chemical weathering  
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rain with a high concentration of chemicals that eat away at the surface or rock   acid rain  
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movement of weathered materials such as gravel, soil, and sand   erosion  
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