Unit 1 Flashcards
The branch of geography dealing with human culture and its impact on the earth.
Culture Geography (human geography)
The study pf the earth and its features. Distribution of like on earth, including human life and how environments interact with each other
Geography
Languages, religion, foods, building styles, urban areas, agriculture, transportation, systems, politics, economics, population and demographic etc.
Examples of cultural geography
The branch of geography dealing with natural features of the earth
Physical geography
Water, air, animals, climate and plants
Examples of Physical geography
Grid, references, latitude, longitude and address
Absolute location
The use of landmark, time references, compass and direction.
Relative location
Distinctive part of the earth that has consistent or easily recognizable physical or cultural features such as •coastal regions •ethic regions •rainforests •⛪️ and language •resource base •income •political structure and boundries
Region
When geographers can find a pattern of the same events in places that are far apart
Spatial pattern
An event in one location or region can lead to change in another location or region impacting somewhere else.
Social interaction
Impact on the environment on human and the impact of humans on the envirnment
Human interaction
We depend on natural resource
Dependance
We adapt to climate and land forms
Adaptation
How we change the environment to suit out needs
Modification
Any geographic study must remember the idea of culture or the customs and world views of a group of people
Culture
Watermarks up to 70% of the earth surface
Hydrosphere
The earths Rocky outermost layer
Lithosphere
The layer of gases surrounding the earth
Atmosphere
The area on or near the earths surface
Biosphere
Mostly iron and nickel
Core
A layer of semi solid rock around the corner 3000 km thick
Mantle
A thin rocky surface layer 5 to 50 Km that
Crust
_______ & _______ of the mantle that causes the crust to movie
Heating and cooling
Through the continents were once part of one big large landmass Pangaea and move to their present position after millions of years
Continental drift