Sixth Grade ALL NOTES Flashcards
What are the five themes of geography?
Location, place, human-environmental interactions, movement, & research.
What is Location?
Where you are located. Earth, North America, USA, Tri-State Area, etc.
What is Place?
Regions, climates, plants, animals, the history, and the people that live in a certain place.
What are human-environmental interactions?
How humans are involved with the environment. Growing food, using wood, etc.
What is movement?
When people (such as nomads) move from one place to another.
What is a region?
A certain area with common dispositions, which distinct it from others.
Where does the prime meridian go through?
Greenwich, England
What is the arctic zone’s location?
66.5 degrees north all the way to north pole & 66.5 degrees south all the way to south pole.
What is the tropic zone’s location?
23.5 degrees north to 23.5 degrees south.
What is the temperate zones location?
idk yet lol
What are the three polar climates?
SUbarctic, Tundra, Ice cap
What is subarctic?
found in higher altitudes of the interior and east coasts of continents. Northern evergreen forests found there.
What is tundra?
Found in coasts in high altitude, moss, lichens, and low shrubs found.
What is ice cap?
Found in polar regions and have no vegetation.
Vegetation
All pplats or plant life of a place, taken as a whole
Cartographer
A person who creates maps
What do temperate regions have that others don’t?
Four seasons
What do tropical regions have that others don’t?
Warm with high amounts of rain
What do polar regions have that others don’t?
cold, long winters, found in high altitudes
Where are dry (desert) regions located?
30 degrees latitude.
What regions do people usually live in?
Temperate and tropical
What was the Paleolithic Era?
First part of the stone age, 10,000 years ago.
What did people use during the paleolithic era?
Stone tools.
What does the prefix, paleo- mean?
first