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Goegraphers Use globes and maps to represent the earth
Types of landforms Islands, mountains, and plateaus
Climate Affects whether or not the area is good for certain vegetables
Thematic map Includes certain information about a place or region
Examples of thematic maps Where and when key battles took place, climates in Brazil, and a distribution of population over a period of time
Themes of Geography Movement, region, human-environment interaction, location and place
Oceans The largest bodies of water on earth
2 imaginary lines geographers use to divide the earth into 2 hemispheres Equator and prime meridian
Artifacts Objects made by humans ex: tools, pottery
Fossils Remains of early life preserved in the ground ex: bones, skull, and teeth
Homo sapiens The scientific name for modern people. It means wise man
Farming developed in what age Neolithic age
Oral history All the unwritten and verbal accounts of events
Ex of oral history Stories, customs, and songs a culture has told and passed down from generation to generation
Secondary source are more balanced than … Primary sources
Movement Is characteristic of nomadic societies
Hunter gathers moved around often because They needed more game and animals
When did people use fire 500,000 BC PEOPLE LEARNED TO MAKE AND CONTROL FIRE
Tool making was an example of Early technology
Slash and burn agriculture led to… Poor soil over time
Agriculture Planting seeds to raise crops
Earliest domesticated animals Sheep and goats
Dikes and canals Technology used in ancient irrigation systems
Social is made up … People with similar customs backgrounds trainings or income
Surplus When farmers grow more than they need
Pottery-making Kind of specialization
Ruins of shrines Tell us about early religious beliefs
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