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Geography

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Parallels latitude lines run east to west
Comet revolve around in anon circular way around the sun
Cartographer people who make maps
Compass Rose the thing on the map that tells what direction is it on the map
Mantle made of thick very hot liquid rock always in motion
Subduction when two plates run into each other and one rises up at very steep angle
Sediment the material picked up by erosion
Weathering breaking down of rocks
Moraines where the glaciers stop and make piles of material
Mechanical Weathering breaking apart rock / does not really change the rock just makes it smaller
Chemical Weathering changes the material /fire/rust
Erosion breaking down materials
Frost Wedging can break rocks apart when water freezes around it
Loess great soil - comes
Dunes piles of sand created by wind
Delta an area built up by sediment dropped by a river /usually fan shaped
Sandhills sand dunes covered with plant live
Accretion when one plate sinks below the other and it can create island and in the ocean
Rift Valley when two plates separate
Alluvial Plains areas around flooded rivers /usually best place to farm
Aquifer underground water
Meridians longitude lines north pole to south pole
Hydrosphere the water on the earth
Plates parts of the earth's crust that moves
Equator the middle line / 0 degrees latitude
Prime Meridian the starting spot for longitude
Absolute Location the address the exact location
Inner Core solid nickel and iron
Atmosphere air 78 percent is one gas
Earthquake when the plates move fast
Biosphere all living things on earth
Faults when the plates run into each other they can cause cracks and break apart.
Folds when plates run into each other and on is pushed up
Tropic of Cancer A line 23 and a half degrees north latitude
Tropic of Capricorn A line 23 and a half degrees south latitude
Lithosphere the ground
Pangaea the land before it broke apart in the continental drift
Outer Core next layer after inner core/ it is a little bit bigger and it is liquid
Crust the top layer of the earth
Region a place with common characteristics
What is geography? the study of earth
Map projections Always wrong the distance, shape, sizes
Oceans cover how much of the earth? 70 % of the world
What types of erosion exist?
Know the planets in order Mercury, venus, earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune, and pluto
Know the continents Asia, africa, north america, south america, antarctica, europe
Know the oceans atlantic, pacific, artic, indian, southern
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