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Ms Gossel's 4th hr 6th grade Social Studies Perry MS

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Geography   the study of the Earth and the ways people interact with the Earth  
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physical geography   the study of the natural characteristics of Earth  
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human geography   the study of the ways people interact with the Earth  
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spatial scale   the different sized “containers” or ways to group places together to organize investigations in human activities  
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global   worldwide or involving most of the Earth  
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geographic inquiry   the method for investigating geographic problems and issues  
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five themes of geography   an organizing framework for geographic inquiry  
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political map   a thematic (special purpose) map that shows political boundaries  
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physical map   a thematic (special purpose) map that shows the major physical features of a place  
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global grid   an imaginary grid on the world created by the intersection of lines of latitude and lines of longitude  
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region   an area with at least one characteristic or feature that sets it apart from other areas  
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natural hazard   when physical forces create an extreme event that is somewhat unpredictable and that may have a negative effect on people  
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natural disaster   a consequence that humans suffer as a result of a natural hazard i.e. injury, destruction of property, economic downturn, loss of life, widespread damage  
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developing country   a non-modernized country that has created an industrial base  
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adapt   to change as so to fit a new situation  
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risk factors   a condition that influences the likelihood of an event  
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demography   the study of population patterns and change  
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migration   the movement of people  
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immigration   the process of entering one country to take up permanent or semi-permanent residence  
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push factor   factors that push people out of one place to another place  
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pull factor   factors that pull, or attract, people to move to a place  
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urbanization   the movement of people from rural to urban areas  
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archaeologist   social scientists that study ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts, buildings, and other remaining material evidence.  
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push factor   factors that push people out of one place to another place  
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pull factor   factors that pull, or attract, people to move to a place  
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urbanization   the movement of people from rural to urban areas  
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archaeologist   social scientists that study ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts, buildings, and other remaining material evidence.  
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population pyramid   pyramid shaped diagram representing various ages and gender of a country’s population.  
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culture   the mix of values, beliefs, behaviors, and material objects that reflect the way of life of a particular nation or group of people  
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traditions   a system of beliefs, values, and practices passed down within a culture  
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nomads   people who move from one place to another rather than settling permanently in one location  
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values   principles or standards considered worthwhile or desirable  
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globalization   the process by which people, businesses, and countries throughout the world become more connected and interdependent, often resulting in more similarities  
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global problem/issue   a problem that affects the whole of the planet or recurs in many different places on earth  
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