The Five Themes Of Geography

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The Five Themes Of Geography

• Pippa and Megan
• 1st Period Geography

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Location

• Where is it?
• 2 types of location, exact location and relative
  location

Conner and Brandon
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Absolute Location

• Absolute
• A specific place on the Earths surface
• Uses a grid system latitude and longitude
• Can be an street address

David
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Relative location

• Tells where a place is in relation to another
  place.

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Theme
Region
What makes this area unique, but different from
another area
Gabe and Garrett
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Region

• There are different types of region division
  which separate different areas of land.
• Examples Cultural, Physical, Political.

Tom
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Regions

• Political Regions
• Nations
• States
• Government types

Conner and Brandon
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Regions

• Cultural Regions
• Language
• Economics
• Religion

Conner and Brandon
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Place

• What is there?
• Place tells characteristics and why this region
  is special.
• Two types of characteristics are physical and
  human.

David and J.P.
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Physical Characteristics

• Physical characteristics can be mountains,
  rivers, beaches, topography, and animal and plant
  life

Hannah and Glennis
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Human Characteristics

• Human characteristics can be people, culture,
  language, religion, cities, buildings, and
  landmark styles.

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Theme
Human- Enviromental Interaction
"How do people and their environment shape one
another?"
Gabe and Garrett
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Human-Environmental Interactions

• Human-Environmental Interactions how have people
  adapt, modify, and depend to their environment?
• People..
• a. depend on
  their environment
• b. modify their
  environment
• c. adapt to
  their environment
• Some things studied in H-EI are
• How has the environment affected the people how
  do people affect the environment how does a
  place deal with its resources what are the
  economic issues how are they dealing with
  environmental issues who are the countrys
  important people what is the population growth?
• 
  
  

Jimmy
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Human-environment Interactions

• A few things studied in this theme are the
  history, the population growth, and the economic
  issues

Robbie
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Human-environmental interactions

• A persons environment helps to shape the way
  they live their lives. People also shape their
  environment by making it more suitable to their
  needs or by using its resources.

Austin
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Human-Environmental Interaction

• We change the environment and sometimes Mother
  Nature changes it back with floods,tornados,hurica
  nes and earth quakes.

Brandon Ethan
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ThemeMovementHow did people, goods, and ideas
get there?

Hannah and Glennis
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Movement

• Movement
• Question Answers the question How did people,
  goods, and ideas get there?
• Main ideas are
• Where do most of the people live?
• What are the methods of transportation?
• What are the migration patterns?

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Quiz Time

• What question does the theme Region answer?
• What is an example of absolute location?
• What is an example of a physical region?
• What does the theme location answer?
• T/F? People can depend, work, or modify their
  environment.
• List three things people depend on their
  environment for.

Mohammed
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Answers!

• What makes this area unique, but different from
  another area?
• Atlanta is at 33 N, 84 W.
• Desert.
• Where is it?
• False, they can depend, modify, or adapt to their
  environment.
• Water, coal, and metal.

Answers!!!
Mohammed
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Bibliography

• http//www.uncg.edu
• http//www.dkimages.com
• http//nontroppo.org
• http//pics2.city-data.com http//www.clarion.edu
  
• http//www.tpwd.state.
• http//www.geovista.psu.edu/
• http//www.lightrailnow.org
• http//www.iun.edu
• http//hapinc.us
• http//www.doleta.gov/rawmedia_repository/regions.
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Robbie
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The End

• Pippa and Megan