Civic 1.03- Guided Notes- Interpreting Maps and Data

Borders

Geographic boundaries that separate political entities, such as countries, states, or cities.

Natural boundary

A boundary created by natural physical features, such as rivers, mountains, lakes, or oceans.

Territories

Land areas under the control, administration, or jurisdiction of a specific ruler, state, or government.

Immigration

The process of moving permanently to live in a foreign country or region.

Passport

An official government document certifying an individual's identity and citizenship, granting permission to travel internationally.

Data

Facts, numbers, statistics, or information gathered for reference, analysis, or calculation.

Census

An official periodic count or survey of a population that collects demographic details.

Symbols

Marks, icons, colors, or shapes on a map used to represent real-world locations, landmarks, or features.

GPS and GIS

Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS); mapping technologies used to identify precise locations and analyze spatial data.