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Understanding Geography: Land and Climate Interactions

Explore the relationship between climate and land use, from Tundra to Natural Resources. Learn about Political, Economic, and Cultural Regions as well as Population Regions in this insightful vocabulary list.

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Understanding Geography: Land and Climate Interactions

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  1. Geography Vocabulary #2 Climate and Uses of the Land

  2. Climate The kind of weather a place has most often, year after year.

  3. Natural Vegetation Plant life that grows naturally in a place.

  4. Tundra A cold, dry region where trees cannot grow.

  5. Natural Resource Something found in nature that people can use.

  6. Nonrenewable A resource that cannot be made again by nature or people.

  7. Renewable A resource that can be made again by nature or by people.

  8. Political Region A region in which people share a government and have the same leaders.

  9. Economic Region A region based on the work people do or the products they make.

  10. Cultural Region A region based on culture.

  11. Population Region A region based on where people live.

  12. Vocabulary List Climate- the kind of weather a place has most often, year after year Tundra – a cold, dry region where trees cannot grow. Natural Vegetation – plant life that grows naturally in a place. Natural Resource – something found in nature that people can use. Nonrenewable – a resource that cannot be made again by nature or people. Renewable – a resource that can be made again by nature or by people. Political Region – a region in which people share a government and have the same leaders. Economic Region – a region based on the work people do or the products they make. Cultural Region – a region based on culture. Population Region – a region based on where people live.

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