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| region includes one central place and the surrounding areas affected by it. |
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| the breaking down of rocks |
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| The thick rock layer around the earth’s core |
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| the study of where people, places, and things are located, the ways that different things relate to each other at specific places, and the ways that places connect with each other. |
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| exact spot on the earth using latitude and longitude |
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| on place compared to another place |
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| consists of water in oceans, lakes, rivers, and even under the ground. |
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| is defined by people’s feelings and attitudes about a region |
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| Windblown deposits of mineral-rich dust and silt |
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| Soil, rocks, landforms, and other surface features |
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| a large landmass in the ocean |
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| Chemicals in polluted air combine with water vapor |
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| the outer layer of the earth that has a rocky surface. |
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| The circle of volcanoes surrounding the Pacific Ocean |
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| The movement of weathered material such as gravel, soil, and sand |
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| The layer of air, water, and other substances above the surface |
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| The difference in elevation between the highest and lowest point of a landform |
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