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Geography

the study of the Earth and how people live on it and use it

Equator

imaginary line that is halfway between the North and South Pole





Political Map

a map that shows cities, countries and other important borders

physical map

a map that shows the features of the earth's surface

vegetation

the natural plant life of a region

resource

anything that is helpful

renewable resource

resources that can replace or rebuild themselves

longitude

the distance east or west of the prime meridian that a place is located



natural resource

things found in nature that are useful

prime meridian

imaginary line that is halfway between the Eastern and Western hemisphere

nonrenewable resource

a resource that can never be replaced once it is used

latitude

the distance north or south of the equator that a place is located

precipitation

moisture in the form of rain or snow



minerals

natural substances found by digging into the Earth

primary source

tells about the event as it happens



secondary source



this happens after the event, secondhand accounts

century

A period of 100 years

millennium



a period of 1,000 years

Period

similiar to era, a large division of time

Era

a large division of time, usually larger than a period

Chronology

The order in which events happen

Timeline

Used to track events by date in chronological order

BCE or BC

"Before common era" or "before Christ" these refer to the years before the birth of Jesus in the Gregorian calendar

CE or AD

"Common Era" or "anno domini" these refer to the years after the birth of jesus in the Gregorian calendar

Point of View

A personal attitude or opinion about a subject



Bias

A personal preference or belief about a person, event, etc.

Special Interest Map

Shows information on the map by applying colors, images or skewing the maps for specific reasons. Ex. Climate map, map of Sandcreek

Decade

a period of 10 years

examples of minerals

copper, nickel and iron



examples of nonrenewable resources

metals, oil and coal



examples of renewable resources

sunlight, air, soil, water and wind