Sixth Grade ALL NOTES Flashcards

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What are the five themes of geography?

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Location, place, human-environmental interactions, movement, & research.

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What is Location?

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Where you are located. Earth, North America, USA, Tri-State Area, etc.

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What is Place?

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Regions, climates, plants, animals, the history, and the people that live in a certain place.

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What are human-environmental interactions?

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How humans are involved with the environment. Growing food, using wood, etc.

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What is movement?

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When people (such as nomads) move from one place to another.

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What is a region?

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A certain area with common dispositions, which distinct it from others.

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Where does the prime meridian go through?

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Greenwich, England

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What is the arctic zone’s location?

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66.5 degrees north all the way to north pole & 66.5 degrees south all the way to south pole.

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What is the tropic zone’s location?

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23.5 degrees north to 23.5 degrees south.

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What is the temperate zones location?

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idk yet lol

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What are the three polar climates?

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SUbarctic, Tundra, Ice cap

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What is subarctic?

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found in higher altitudes of the interior and east coasts of continents. Northern evergreen forests found there.

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What is tundra?

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Found in coasts in high altitude, moss, lichens, and low shrubs found.

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What is ice cap?

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Found in polar regions and have no vegetation.

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Vegetation

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All pplats or plant life of a place, taken as a whole

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Cartographer

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A person who creates maps

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What do temperate regions have that others don’t?

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Four seasons

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What do tropical regions have that others don’t?

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Warm with high amounts of rain

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What do polar regions have that others don’t?

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cold, long winters, found in high altitudes

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Where are dry (desert) regions located?

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30 degrees latitude.

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What regions do people usually live in?

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Temperate and tropical

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What was the Paleolithic Era?

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First part of the stone age, 10,000 years ago.

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What did people use during the paleolithic era?

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Stone tools.

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What does the prefix, paleo- mean?

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What was the mesolithic era?
middle part of the stone age, 5000 years ago.
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What did people use during the mesolithic era?
people began to use bone tools
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What was teh neolithic era?
New stne age. People learned how to polish stone and to make tools.
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What are the 7 elements of civilization?
division of labor, advanced society with agriculture, organized religion, multiple cities, government, science / tech, and written language.
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What was babylon?
A city in mesopotamis.
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What was mesopotamia & where was it located?
Mesopotamia was the land between the rivers. ONe of the first civilizations in middle east, iraq.
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What was Sumer?
A city in mesopotamia
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What was the earliest writing in mesopotamia?
Cuneiform.
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What is religion?
a set of beliefs held by a group conerning the purposed and creation of the universe.
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What was the first religoin and where did it begin?
Hinuisim, India.
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What was the second religion?
Judaism, but later disappeared. Israel.
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Third religion?
Buddhism, asia.
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Fourth religion,
Christianity