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LOCATION |
Answers the question "WHERE IS IT?" |
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REGION |
areas that have at least one common physical or human feature Examples: same language, culture, climate landforms |
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PLACE |
the human and physical features of a location that make it unique (special) |
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HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION |
the relationships between humans and the environment. Everything that humans do to change the art falls into this category. |
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MOVEMENT |
the spread of people, goods and ideas throughout the world |
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What is building a house an example of? |
HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION |
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What is an absolute location? |
A VERY SPECIFIC location found using longitude and latitude or an address. Examples: 650 Newman Avenue 90 degrees longitude by 240 degrees latitude |
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What is a relative location? |
A LESS SPECIFIC location when and exact location is not available. Examples: to the right of Hurley Middle School, South of Seekonk, North of Canada |
