| Map Terms | ||
| #1 | This part of a map helps you understand what the symbols, colors, and lines represent on the map. |
What is MAP KEY |
| #2 | This part of a map helps you understand the distance between two points. |
What is MAP SCALE |
| #3 | This part of a map tells you what the map is about. |
what is MAP TITLE |
| #4 | This part of a map tells you what direction North, South, East, and West are located. |
What is COMPASS |
| #5 | This 0 degree LATITUDE line splits the globe into Northern and Southern hemispheres. |
What is EQUATOR. |
| Continents | ||
| #1 | Continent 6
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What is NORTH AMERICA |
| #2 | Continent 7
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what is SOUTH AMERICA |
| #3 | Continent 1
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What is AFRICA |
| #4 | Continent 5
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what is EUROPE |
| #5 | Continent 4
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what is AUSTRALIA |
| Oceans | ||
| #1 | Ocean #11
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What is PACIFIC OCEAN |
| #2 | What is Ocean #9 |
What is THE ATLANTIC OCEAN |
| #3 | Ocean #8 |
WHAT IS THE ARCTIC OCEAN |
| #4 | Ocean #10 |
What is THE INDIAN OCEAN |
| #5 | Ocean #12 |
What is the SOUTHERN OCEAN |
| Historical Terms | ||
| #1 | an object made by a human that historians use as evidence |
what is AN ARTIFACT |
| #2 | an unfair preference or dislike of something |
BIAS |
| #3 | True or False - All Primary Sources are 100% accurate. |
False |
| #4 | A source that comes directly from someone who experienced the event |
what is a primary source |
| #5 | a source that comes from someone who did NOT experience the event first hand |
what is A SECONDARY SOURCE |
| Random! | ||
| #1 | Continent #2
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what is ANTARCTICA |
| #2 | Continent #3 |
what is ASIA |
| #3 | These lines run HORIZONTAL on a globe. |
what are LATITUDE LINES |
| #4 | These lines run VERTICAL on a globe. |
what are LONGITUDE LINES. |
| #5 | This 0 degree LONGITUDE line splits the globe into eastern and western hemispheres. |
what is the PRIME MERIDIAN |
| Final Question | |
Give an EXAMPLE for each of the five themes of geography.
1. Location 2. Place 3. Human Environment Interaction 4. Movement 5. Region
**Bonus Points - if you give an EXACT location** |
on separate pieces of paper |
