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chapter 2- lesson 1
lesson 1 understanding geography
| How can geographers pinpoint exact location? | by finding the intersection of latitude and longitude. (grid system) |
| Why do mapmakers create different types of map projections? | to show either the correct shapes of places or their correct sizes. |
| When geographers look at how people have shaped our world, which of the Six Essential Elements of Geography are thy studying? | human systems |
| What type of map would show the names and borders of countries? What type of map would show the names and borders of countries? political map | political map |
| What is culture? | the set of beliefs, behaviors and traits shared by a group of people |
| The line that divides the Earth into northern and southern halves is called the? | Equator |
| These imaginary lines circle the Earth from north to south | longitudes |
| Which of the following statements is true? | Maps distort the features on the Earth's surface. |
| A map made using the Goode's Interrupted Equal Area projection | shows continents close to their true shapes and sizes |
| Which of the following is one of the Five Themes of Geography? | Human-Environment Interaction |
| The study of how volcanoes and glaciers shape the Earth's surface is part of which Essential Element of Geography? | Physical Systems |
| What type of map would you use to identify the location of cities? | political map |
| What type of map would you look at to learn about the historical battles fought in a region? | special-purpose map |
| What type of graph would you use to show how something is divided into parts? A.bar graph | pie graph |
| When people move from place to place, cultural diffusion may occur. Cultural diffusion can be defined as | the sharing and mixing of beliefs and behaviors by two or more groups |