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Geography
the study of where people, places, and things are located and of the ways in which things relate to each other.
Location
Absolute (coordinates)-exact position of a place on Earth, usually described by latitude and longitude. relative (near target, near cherokee) location in relation to other places
Place
A specific space with physical and human meaning, Landscape, Weather, Political structure, Society
Human/Environment Interaction
Humans depend on the environment for basic needs. Humans modify the environment to meet those needs. Humans adapt to the environment. Dams, Housing, Mines, Shops, Road, Heating, Air conditioning
Movement
How and why places are connected with one another. Movement of people, ideas, materials, and physical conditions (climate) make geography ever changing.
Regions
Larger area with unifying characterics
Physical characteristics
land forms, climate, soil
Human characteristics
urban, farming, tourism
Environment
the setting in which people live. Includes physical features, resources, living things, and climate.
Language
the way people communicate
Survival Needs
things we need in order to survive. Food, water, shelter, clothing
The Arts
a way in which culture expresses itself. Music, literature, drama, dance, drawings
Entertainment
the activities that occupy people’s leisure time
Technology
tools used to make life/work easier
Economics
the money or system that people use to obtain what they need
Social Structure
the organization of society, which included the family, community, and education
Customs/Traditions
activities used to celebrate the culture
Religious Beliefs
a society’s belief in a higher being and the customs that accompany those beliefs.
Government
the way in which rules are set up and enforced in a society
Background History
the past events of a society, how a society got where it is today