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Human geography un 1

unit 1 human geography test study guide

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What does MR. HELP stand for? Movement, region, human environment interaction, location, place
what are the three types of movement? Human movement, idea movement, information movement.
what is one way information moves? email
what is one way ideas move? magazines
what is one way people move? cars
what are regions? places defined by similar characteristics.
what are the three types of regions? Formal regions, functional regions, and vernacular regions
what is an example of a formal region? states
what is an example of a functional region? newspaper service area.
What is an example of a vernacular region? middle east
What is Human environment interaction? How humans interact with the environment.
what are 3 ways that we interact with the enviornment? We modify it, we adapt it, and we depend on it.
what is location? where you are
what are the two types of location? absolute location and relative location.
what is relative location? location described by landmarks in time or distance.
Go one mile west on main street and turn left for one block." This is an example of ___________ location. relative
what is absolute location? longitude and latitude or street adress of a location.
"the white house is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Drive." This is an example of ________ location. absolute
North/south latitude
East/west longitude
an imaginary line in the middle (longitude) of the earth prime meridian
an imaginary line in the middle (latitude) of the earth equator
a particular location, region or center of population. place
human and physical characteristics are both characteristics of _____. place
the main languages and beliefs: human characteristics
rivers and climate physical characteristics
a list of symbols that appear on a map. lengend
what is a north indicator on a map? points toward the North pole
what are important elements needed on a map to help somebody find their way? a scale, compass, and key legend.
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