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Six Essential Elements

World Geography. Six Essential Elements. The Six Essential Elements . The World in Spatial Terms Places and Regions Physical Systems Human Systems Environment and Society The Uses of Geography. 1.The World in Spatial Terms.

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Six Essential Elements

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  1. World Geography Six Essential Elements

  2. The Six Essential Elements • The World in Spatial Terms • Places and Regions • Physical Systems • Human Systems • Environment and Society • The Uses of Geography

  3. 1.The World in Spatial Terms • Using maps and images (pictures) to gather information from a spatial perspective (view)

  4. 1.The World in Spatial Terms • Example: • Imagine the route (path) you take home from school everyday.

  5. 1.The World in Spatial Terms • Example: • Following a road map to drive on vacation

  6. 1.The World in Spatial Terms • Example: • Imagine the floor plan of your home.

  7. 2.Places and Regions • The physical and human characteristics of a place that can be used to form regions or groups.

  8. 2.Places and Regions • Example: • Forming regions because of different climate zones.

  9. 2.Places and Regions • Example: • A country separated into regions based upon the languages that are spoken there.

  10. 2.Places and Regions • Example: • Grouping people by how much money they make.

  11. 3.Physical Systems • Physical processes (systems/cycles) that shape Earth’s surface.

  12. 3.Physical Systems • Example: • The water cycle can help to form the Earth by allowing plants to grow.

  13. 3.Physical Systems • Example: • Water can physically shape the Earth.

  14. 3.Physical Systems • Example: • Erosion can shape the earth

  15. 3.Physical Systems • Example: • Food Chain

  16. 4.Human Systems • The characteristics of humans and how we are all connected.

  17. 4.Human Systems • Example: • Our economies connect us. We share business and stores.

  18. 4.Human Systems • Example: • The clothing you buy comes from all around the world.

  19. 4.Human Systems • Example: • We are connected through technology.

  20. 5.Environment & Society • How humans and the environment affect each other.

  21. 5.Environment & Society • Examples: • Cutting down a forest to build new homes • Tornadoes destroying a town • Diseases closing schools

  22. 5.Environment & Society

  23. 5.Environment & Society

  24. 6.The Uses of Geography • Using geography to understand the past, present, and the future.

  25. 6.The Uses of Geography • Example: • We can use our knowledge about natural disasters to help keep us safe.

  26. 6.The Uses of Geography • Example: • We know how pollution destroys the Earth, so now we can do something about it.

  27. Geographic Markers

  28. Hemispheres • There are four hemispheres • Northern • Southern • Eastern • Western

  29. Hemispheres • The Equator separates the Northern and Southern hemispheres.

  30. Hemispheres • The Prime Meridian separates the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.

  31. Continents • There are seven continents • North America • South America • Europe • Africa • Asia • Australia • Antarctica

  32. Oceans • There are fivemajor oceans. • Pacific • Atlantic • Indian • Arctic • Southern

  33. The Continents and Oceans

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