Maps and Demographics Flashcards

1
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Symbolic representation fo all or part of the globe

A

map

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2
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every map should have…

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  1. title
  2. scale bar
  3. compass rose
  4. map key/legend
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3
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tells you what the map is about

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title

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4
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tells you how to transfer distance on a map to actual distance

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scale bar

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5
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tells you which direction is north

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compass rose

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6
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tells us what symbols mean on a map

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map key/legend

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7
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objective location on a map

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absolute location

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8
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subject or in relation to

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relative location

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9
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political map

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  1. has man made things(country boundaries)
  2. different colors
  3. different political divisions
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10
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physical map

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  1. focused on physical properties(terrain mountains)
  2. topography(elevation changes)
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11
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thematic map

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  1. has specific kind of information(ex. pictures of stuff exported)
  2. qualitative: what quality does the country have
  3. quantitative: numbers in a map
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12
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flowline map

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  1. ex. immigration of different ethnic groups
  2. things moving from one place to another
  3. thickness of arrow indicates quantity
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13
Q

what are topographic maps also known as?

A

contour maps

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14
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topographic maps illustrate…

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the elevation above sea level using contour lines

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15
Q

what does the gap between the contour lines stand for on a topographic map?

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change in elevation: when there is a circle with no line it is the top
(closer line, steeper hill)

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16
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connects points of equal elevation on a topographic map and shows the elevation and the shape of the land

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contour line

17
Q

the difference in elevation between each contour line

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contour interval

18
Q

every fifth line is darker and has an elevation printed on it

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index contours

19
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rules of contour lines

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  1. they will never cross each other
  2. contour lines always form closed loops even if not shown on a map
  3. bend upstream when crossing a river
  4. maximum possible elevation for a hill is one less than the value that would have designed the next contour line.
20
Q

a crater or sinkhole are represented by dashed lines, hachure marks, on the inside of a contour line

A

depressions

21
Q

locations whose exact elevation is know and is noted on a barass or aluminium plate and is indicated on maps with an x followed by a BM

A

benchmarks

22
Q

indicates the distance on the map compared to distance in the real world

A

map scale

23
Q

the study of populations of various categories

A

demogrpahics

24
Q

way of life of a people who share similar values of beliefs

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culture

25
Q

five elements of culture

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  1. language
  2. religion
  3. social groups
  4. government and economy