All vocabulary for SLO
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Globe | A spherical model of the earth (most accurate)
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Latitude | Lines that run east to west but measure north and south of the equator
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Grid System | A network of lines that are formed by crossing one another
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Absolute Location | The exact location formed by latitude and longitude
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Human /Environment Interaction | How people change their environment
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Elevation | Height above sea level
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Core | Center of the earth
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Crust | This layer includes the continents and the oceans
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GIS | Computer software used to map the earth
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Region | Group of places/areas united by one or more common characteristics
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Weather | Unpredictable changes in the air that take place over a short period of time
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Climate | Usual predictable patterns of weather in an area over a long period of time
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Greenhouse effect | Buildup of gasses in the atmosphere that prevent warm air from rising
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Hurricane | Violent tropical storms that form over the Atlantic Ocean that contain high winds
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Tornado | Funnel- shaped windstorm that form during sever thunderstorms
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Place | An area that is defined by everything in it; features that give an area personality
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Hemisphere | Half of the earths surface divided by the equator and the Prime Meridian; Northern, Southern, Eastern,and Weastern
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Map Key | Map feature that tells the reader what the symbols and shapes mean on the map
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Movement | The way people, products,information,and ideas transfer from place to another
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Longitude | Lines that run north to south but measure east to west
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Relative location | Not exact; Describes general location ; uses words like near, next to, beside
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Archipelago | A group of many smaller islands
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Plateau | Flat land at a high elevation
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Island | Land completely surrounded by water; smaller than a continent
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Pennisula | body of land surrounded by water on three sides
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Lake | A sizable inland body of water
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Valley | Area of low elevation between hills or mountians
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Mountain | land with steep sides that rise up sharply from the surrounding area.
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Harbor | A sheltered place along shore where ships can anchor safely
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Tributary | A body of water that feeds into a larger body of water
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Renewable Resources | Resources the can be replaced in your lifetime
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Nonrenewable Resources | Resources that can not be replaced in your lifetime or can not be replaced
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Ethnic Group | Group of people that share common culture traits
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Immigrants | You are called this in the country that you move in to.
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Emmigrants | You are called this in the country that you have moved out of.
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Tropical Rainforest | year round rains produce lush and thick vegetation(warm)
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Humid Continental | Harsh winters, short summers (Pennsylvania)
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Tropical Savanna | Broad grasslands with specific wet and dry seasons
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Marine West Coast | Mild and rainy winters with cool summers
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Tundra | Vast rolling plain without trees, harsh and dry with permafrost
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Arid | Less than 10 inches of rain per year (cacti)
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Humid Subtropical | Heavy rains fall in the hot and humid summer months
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Semiarid | Treeless plain that surrounds deserts
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Highlands | Contains mountains or area of high elevation
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Ice Cap | North and South Poles, only lichen grow here
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Mediterranean | Mild and rainy winters with hot and dry summers
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Subarctic | Contains huge evergreen forests called taigas
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