Land where natural things (like soil and weather) and human activities constantly interact. It is used to analyze how humans transform a specific space. Example: The agricultural lands in Mexico., Place, Landscape, Area, A piece of land that has clear boundaries and borders, controlled by a government, or specific group. It is all about laws, and politics. Example: the Rio Grande or parallel 38 North., Territory, Landscape, Region, A specific point on Earth that has its own unique name, identity, and character. Its easily recognized because of its history or culture. Example: The Grand Canyon, the Louvre Museum., Area, Region, Place, Everything you can see with your eyes when looking across a large expanse of land, combining nature (rivers, mountains) and human built structures. Example: The Mississippi-Missouri River, Area, Territory, Landscape, A large area of land where everything inside it shares similar characteristics, climate, etc. It is uniform and stands out from the areas around it. Example: The Amazon rainforest., . Place, Region, Territory, The Louvre Museum in Paris is a ___________ component that is part of the city's identity., human, nature, Transportation of passengers and cargo by boat takes place on the ___________ River., Pacific, Mississippi-Missouri, In the "Area" category, living beings—among them humans—constantly transform and condition their environment through their ___________., actions, thoughts, The international boundary between Mexico and the United States of America is the ___________., Yukon River, Rio Grande

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