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Title: 5 Themes of Geography


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5 Themes of Geography
  • What is it like?
  • Where is it?
  • How do people relate to the physical world?
  • How do people, goods, ideas move from one place
    to another?
  • How are places similar or different
  • Place
  • Location
  • Human/Environment Interaction
  • Movement
  • Region

2
Latitude Longitude
Hemispheres
North
90 º
(º North, º West)
(º North, º East)
Equator
East
West
180 º
180 º
(º South, º East)
(º South, º West)
Prime Meridian
South
90 º
3
Absolute City Locations
  • 23º N, 90º E
  • 46º N, 76º W
  • 4º N, 74º W
  • 35º S, 149º E
  • Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • Ottawa, Canada
  • Bogotá, Colombia
  • Canberra, Australia

4
Absolute City Locations
  • 33º N, 44º E
  • 52º N, 0º
  • 7º N, 80º E
  • 35º S, 59º W
  • Baghdad, Iraq
  • London, England, UK
  • Colombo, Sri Lanka
  • Buenos Aires, Argentina

5
Time Zones
  • Degrees around world?
  • Hours in a day?
  • of degrees per time zone?
  • 360
  • 24
  • 15


6
Map Distortions
  • 1.The extent of space between two objects or
    places an intervening space
  • 2. The position of one point in relation to
    another
  • 3. A form or condition in which something may
    exist or appear
  • 4. A roughly bounded part of the space on a
    surface a region
  • Distance
  • Direction
  • Shape
  • Size/Area

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Map Elements
  • Shows Direction
  • Explains Content
  • Shows Distance
  • Explains Subject
  • Compass Rose
  • Legend/Key
  • Scale
  • Title

9
Topographic Maps
  • Map showing the relief features of the earths
    surface
  • Variation, or difference in elevation of an area
  • Contour Interval
  • Difference in elevation between two contour lines

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240
10
Important Lines of Latitude
66½N
Arctic Circle
23½N
Tropic of Cancer
0
Equator
23½S
Tropic of Capricorn
66½S
Antarctic Circle
11
Pressures
Prevailing Winds
Polar High
High latitudes
Polar Easterlies
Sub Polar Low
Westerlies
Middle Latitudes
Subtropical High
Northeasterly Trade Winds
Low Latitudes
Equatorial Low
Southeasterly Trade Winds
Low Latitudes
Subtropical High
Middle Latitudes
Westerlies
Sub Polar Low
Polar Easterlies
High latitudes
Polar High
12
The Earths Structure
Inside The Earth
Inner Core
The Crust
Outer Core
The Mantle
13
Plate Behaviors
  • Plates move towards each other
  • Plates move away from each other
  • Plates moving past and against each other
  • Convergent
  • Subduction Collision
  • Divergent (Spreading)
  • Translation

14
Climates
  • Vernon Hills
  • Amazon Rainforest
  • Five Factors
  • Determined by Elevation
  • Humid Continental
  • Tropical Wet/Humid Tropical
  • Latitude
  • Ocean Currents
  • Wind Currents
  • Topography (Rain Shadow)
  • Elevation
  • Highland

15
Culture
  • A new way of doing something
  • A culture changes through its meeting with
    another culture
  • The spread of an idea or culture trait
  • Belief that ones own ethnic group is superior
  • Innovation
  • Acculturation
  • Diffusion
  • Ethnocentrism

16
RD
Stairway to Economic Stability
Mang.
Quaternary
Ser.
Tertiary
Ind.
Ser. Ag.
Secondary
C.F.
Ind.
S.F.
HG
Primary
17
Developed vs. Developing
  • DEVELOPED
  • Urban
  • Service (Tertiary) based economy
  • Has Infrastructure
  • Low Growth Rate
  • Established Middle Class
  • DEVELOPING
  • Urbanizing (Rural -gt Cities)
  • Agricultural (Primary) Base economy
  • Needs infrastructure
  • High Growth Rate
  • Income Gap

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Age-Sex Pyramids
20
  • Why is the earths population increasing the same
    amount each year despite a falling growth rate?
  • Exponential Growth (6.6 Billion)

21
Types of Economies
  • Market Economy (Capitalism)
  • Consumers determine prices production
  • Supply Demand
  • Command Economy (Communism)
  • Govt determines prices production
  • Mixed Economy (Socialism)
  • Aspects of both, govt controls some industries

22
Spheres of the Earth
  • All water on the earth
  • All land including ocean basins
  • All air surrounding the earth
  • All life on earth
  • Hydrosphere
  • Lithosphere
  • Atmosphere
  • Biosphere

23
Layers of the Earth
TOP SOIL
SUB-SOIL
WEATHERED ROCK
SOLID ROCK
24
Hydrologic Cycle
Condensation
Precipitation
Evaporation/Transpiration
25
Landforms
  • Thin piece of land connecting two larger pieces
  • Thin piece of water connecting two larger bodies
  • Piece of land surrounded by water on three sides
  • Chain of Islands
  • Isthmus
  • Strait
  • Peninsula
  • Archipelago

26
Industrial Location
  • Five Factors
  • Raw Materials
  • Labor
  • Transportation
  • Infrastructure
  • Energy
  • Most important?
  • Labor
  • Leeways
  • Transportation
  • ?
  • Container Sys., per mile drops
  • If you move there, it will come
  • Long distance power pipe lines

27
Deindustrialization/Roger Me
  • Man. Jobs -gt Mexico
  • Rise of Services in Core
  • Mexico
  • Detroit (GM HQ)
  • GM (HQ in MI, Factories in Mexico)
  • New International Division of Labor
  • Manufacturing Export Zone
  • High-Tech Corridor
  • Globalization

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Deforestation
  • Causes
  • Subsistence Farmers
  • Slash Burn
  • Commercial Logging
  • Livestock Grazing
  • Roads (Fishbone)
  • Effects
  • Global Carbon Cycle
  • Global Warming
  • Extinct Species (50)
  • Medical losses

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Political Instability
Junta/ Caudillo
Spanish Rule
Independence
Oligarchy
Democracy
???
Simon Bolivar Led many independence movements
Oligarchy Rule by the few
Junta Military Leaders / Caudillo Military
strong man
Coup Government Takeover
Authoritarianism Concentration of power within
a single entity/person
Guerrillas Paramilitary forces
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