Geography - Geography is a science that studies Earth and everything on it., History - The study of past events, Historian - A person who studies events that took place in the past., Continent - Very large piece/chunk of land. There are 7 on Earth., Country - A nation with its own government., Ocean - A very large body of salt water.  They separate continents.  There are 5 on Earth., Movement - How people, goods, information and culture got to a certain place., Goods - something people buy or sell., Region - An area on the earth's surface that has similarities., Human Environment Interaction - How humans adapt to, modify and depend on the environment., Absolute Location - Describes exactly where something is located., Relative Location - When you describe somewhere in relation to another place., Place - Describe what it’s like there., Natural Feature - Landmark found in nature., Human Feature - Human made features. Examples: bridges, roads, and buildings, Equator - An invisible line of latitude that cuts the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemisphere., Latitude - Invisible lines that show distance either North or South., Longitude - Invisible lines that show distance either West or East., Hemisphere - Half of the Earth., Prime Meridian - An invisible line of longitude that cuts the earth into the Western and Eastern Hemisphere., Compass Rose - A symbol showing directions on a map., South Asia - Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, East Asia - China, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, and Taiwan, Sub Saharan Africa - Area of Africa that is south of the Sahara Desert., Middle East - Region of Western Asia and North-Eastern Africa,

Unit 1: Geography

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