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| Areas that share common characteristics (desserts, mountains, etc.) |
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| Is divided into two sections; absolute and relative location |
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| The study of the world's people, communities, and landscapes |
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| The study of the world's physical features - its landforms, bodies of water, climate, soil, plants |
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| How events from one region affect another region |
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| To focus on a bigger piece of land |
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| Asking about how people live in a town/community |
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| Varied temperatures located in high mountain ranges |
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| Extreme cold temperature located in higher latitudes |
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| Varied weather located at middle latitudes |
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| Sunny and dry climate around 30 degrees latitude and center of continents |
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| Warm climateon or near the equator |
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| Human Envirnment Interaction |
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| How people adapt and interact to their environment such as building a house with thick walls in a cold place |
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| It defines a place's fetures and landscapes and makes an area different from other places |
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| Geography is the study of the world, its people, and the landscapes they create |
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