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the study of Earth and its people

geography

a 3-D model of the Earth

globe

a flat drawing that shows how something looks from above

map

shows you how to read a map; also called a legend

map key

pictures or drawings that stand for things that are real

symbols

a symbol on a map that shows directions

compass rose

the 4 main directions: north, south, east, and west

cardinal directions

directions that come between the main ones: northwest, southwest, northeast, southeast

intermediate directions

a make-believe or imaginary line that divides the Earth in half

Equator

one of the halves into which the Earth is divided

hemisphere

eastern part of the Earth; includes Asia, Africa, Australia, and Europe

Eastern Hemisphere

western part of the Earth; includes North and South America

Western Hemisphere

the half of the Earth between teh South Pole and the Equator

Southern Hemisphere

the half of the earth between the North Pole and the Equator

Northern Hemisphere

divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemispheres

Prime Meridian

one of the largest bodies of land on the Earth

continent

a map that shows Earth's surface features (oceans, mountain, rivers, etc.)

physical map

a map that shows governing divisions (countries, cities, state, etc.)

political map

a map that shows a view from space

satellite map

imaginary lines on a globe that show the distance from the Equator

latitude

imaginary lines on a globe that show the distance from the Prime Meridian

longitude

northern most point on the Earth

North Pole

southern most point on the Earth

South Pole

runs east and west

lines of latitude

runs north and south

lines of longitude

a line of longitude that runs through Greenwich, England

Prime Meridian

north, south, east, west

Cardinal Directions

northwest, northeast, southwest, southeast

Intermediate Directions

divides the Earth into the Western and Eastern Hemispheres

Prime Meridian

shows governing divisions (countries, cities, states, etc.)

shows governing divisions (countries, cities, states, etc.)



political map

shows Earth's surface features (oceans, mountains, rivers, etc.)

shows Earth's surface features (oceans, mountains, rivers, etc.)



physical map

shows view from space

shows view from space



satellite map

Be able to use a compass rose to locate things on a map (see the sample worksheet)

Be able to read a map key or map legend (see the sample worksheet)

Be able to locate things on a map (see the sample worksheet)

Be able to order the world we live in by size


Think: Please Have Caring Concern to See Citizens Happy

Planet, Hemisphere, Continent, Country, State, City, Home (Address)

Know your place in the order of the world we live in by size

Example for Forest Avenue:


Planet-Earth


Hemisphere- Northern Hemisphere


Continent-North America


Country-USA


State-Alabama


City-Montgomery


Home- 1700 W. Fifth St. Montgomery, AL 36106

Know how to find capitals on a map

***Look for the city with the STAR on it.