UT High School - World Geography A (66201) Final Exam 2022 with complete solution
What elements are included in Human Geography? >>>When a geographer is analyzing the human characteristics of a region, they tend to lo
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UT High School - World Geography A (66201) Final Exam 2022 with complete solution
What elements are included in Human Geography? >>>When a geographer is analyzing the human characteristics of a region, they tend to look at the main languages, customs, and beliefs. Geographers look at where many people live and work, and why they choose to do so. Geographers also study why people visit a place.
Location >>>is absolute - an exact spot on Earth
Climate >>>the long-term weather pattern of a region
Erosion >>>the wearing away of the Earth's surface by wind, glaciers, and moving water
Geography >>>the study of the human and physical characteristics of the Earth
Latitude >>>imaginary lines that divide Earth into the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres >>>used to measure distance north or south of the Equator
Longitude >>>imaginary lines that divide Earth into the Western and Eastern Hemispheres used to measure distance east or west of the Prime Meridian
Pangaea >>>an ancient landmass that once consisted of all the continents on Earth
Physical geography >>>the study of landforms, ecosystems, and other physical systems
Regions >>>areas united by specific factors or characteristics
Place >>>the location of a place in relation to other places
Tectonic plates >>>moving pieces of Earth's surface that include the continents and the ocean floors
Weathering >>>physical or chemical process that changes the characteristics of rock on the Earth's surface
Cartography >>>the science of mapmaking
Cultural geography >>>the study of attitudes and behaviors or norms shared and passed on among or between groups of people.
Demographics >>>population statistics that explain trends or changes in a population group
Ethnic group >>>a group of people who share a common cultural heritage or ancestry
Gross domestic product (GDP) >>>the monetary value placed on all goods and services produced within a nation
Human geography >>>the study of culture, population, economies, and everything related to humans
Map >>>visual representation of physical space
Map projection >>>a way to represent the spherical shape of Earth on a flat piece of paper
Nation >>>a formal region consisting of a group of people who have a common culture, live in the same geographic space, and have a strong sense of unity with a single national identity
Non-renewable resources >>>resources that can be used up and which cannot then be replaced
Political geography >>>the study of human-created boundaries, divisions, and separations between groups of people
Renewable resources >>>resources that will always be available, such as crops
Urbanization >>>the movement of humans from rural areas to urban areas (cities)
Canadian shield >>>large portion of exposed bedrock in the Canadian province of Ontario
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