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Geography 12

Geography 12. The Five Themes of Geography. Location Nature of Place Relationships Between Places Regions Movement. Location. Location of a place can be expressed in terms of its proximity or distance from another place. Absolute location pinpoints a place on the surface of the Earth.

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Geography 12

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  1. Geography 12

  2. The Five Themes of Geography • Location • Nature of Place • Relationships Between Places • Regions • Movement

  3. Location • Location of a place can be expressed in terms of its proximity or distance from another place. • Absolute location pinpoints a place on the surface of the Earth. • It is based on a grid system such as latitude and longitude. • “Where is it?”

  4. Examples of Location: • Latitude and Longitude • UTM Grid References • Topographic features

  5. Nature of Place • The physical, natural, and human characteristics that describe a place and distinguish it from other places. • “What is it like when you get there?”

  6. Examples of Place: • Topography • Climate • Cultural features • Economics • …

  7. Relationships Between Places • The nature of the interactions between physical, natural, and human environments, and the consequences of those interactions for people and places. • “What is happening there?”

  8. Examples of Relationships Between People and Place: • How one aspect depends on another (abiotic and biotic) • How one aspect adapts to another apsect (abiotic and biotic) • How one element can modify the environment for all the other aspects (biotic and abiotic)

  9. Regions • Areas that have similar characteristics, according to a set of chosen criteria. • Regions are the basic units of geographic study • “What is it similar to?”

  10. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZyXSksHqho

  11. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chUU-0OvOEU&feature=related

  12. Example of Regions: • Common or distinctive characteristics (human, natural, abiotic or biotic) • Ethnic Regions • Physiographic Regions • Climate Regions • Language Regions • …

  13. Movement • The interactions, interrelationships, and interdependencies of people and places across the face of the Earth. • Movement can involve ideas, information, communications of many kinds, as well as the physical movement of people and goods. • “What is going where and why?”

  14. Examples of Movement: • Identify patterns of movement with living populations • Identify patterns with physical systems of the earth

  15. Review of: The Five Themes of Geography http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J3_Qi7AOFg&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i95OOkTudI8&feature=related

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