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Vocabulary terms and definitions from the Five Themes of Geography lecture notes.
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Geography
The study of Earth's land, water, air, and living things
Geo
A Greek Root meaning Earth
Graph
A Greek Root meaning to write or describe
Location
An exact spot on a map; answers "Where is it?"
Relative Location
Where a place is relative to something or someplace else - a general location
Absolute Location
The exact spot on a map where a place is located
Place
A location's geography, people, economy, etc.. Answers the question: "What is it like?" - This description lets someone close their eyes and picture what it’s like there.
Human-Environment Interaction
Refers to the way that the people in an area interact with the environment around them
Adapt
To adjust to the environment
Modify
To change
Movement
The way that people, products, and information move
Region
The way that land is grouped according to similarities and differences
3 Ways Humans Interact with the environment
Depend on the environment
Adapt to the environment
Modify the environment
Landforms, climate, landmarks, and natural resources are all examples of what?
Geography
What would be an example of relative location?
Next to Chick-fil-a on Markham St.
Landforms, people, resources, weather, food, culture and buildings are all things that would be included in which theme of geography?
Place
People moving to a new city to escape conflict or for a new job would be an example of which theme of geography?
Movement
What three things are included in the theme of movement?
People, products and information
If you are explaining to a friend how to get to your house, which theme of geography are you using?
Location
What would be an example of absolute location?
1234 Tyler St., Little Rock, AR 72205 - OR - 41.8781° N, 87.6298° W (coordinates)