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Ms. Baum’s Social Studies Class July 19, 2010

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Ms. Baum’s Social Studies Class

July 19, 2010

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July 19th Openers

Lines of latitude run _______ to ________ A) East to West B) North or South

Lines of longitude run _______ to ________ A) East to West B) North to South

The Equator separates the world into the ________ and _________ hemispheres

A) Eastern and Western B) Northern and Southern

The Prime Meridian separates the world into the _________ and __________ hemispheres

A) Eastern and Western B) Northern and Southern

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July 19th Opener Answers

Lines of latitude run _______ to ________ A) East to West B) North or South

Lines of longitude run _______ to ________ A) East to West B) North to South

The Equator separates the world into the ________ and _________ hemispheres

A) Eastern and Western B) Northern and Southern

The Prime Meridian separates the world into the _________ and __________ hemispheres

A) Eastern and Western B) Northern and Southern

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Latitude and Longitude HW Answers:A) 50 degrees N, 0 degrees

B) 50 degrees N, 30 degrees E

C) 30 degrees N, 45 degrees W

D) 30 degrees N, 15 degrees W

E) 30 degrees N, 15 degrees E

F) 10 degrees N, 30 degrees W

G) 10 degrees N, 0 degrees

H) 0 degrees, 0 degrees

I) 0 degrees, 45 degrees W

J) 0 degrees, 30 degrees E

K) 10 degrees S, 30 degrees W

L) 10 degrees S, 30 degrees E

M) 10 degrees S, 60 degrees E

N) 20 degrees S, 45 degrees W

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Current Events

Any Questions???

Due Friday

Monday: 1st and 2nd period can come during lunch for help

Wednesday: 6th and 7th period can come during lunch for help

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Review

What are the seven continents? What are the four oceans? What are the five themes of geography? Why were the five themes of geography

created? What is the difference between relative

location and absolute location? Explain

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Place

On your 5 themes of Geography note sheet write the following information

Place is defined as an area that has features that distinguish them from other places. Places are unique.

Place describes the human and physical characteristics of a location.

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Physical Characteristics of Place Physical characteristics of place include:

mountains, rivers, landforms, climate, animal life, plant life etc.

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Human Characteristics of Place: Human characteristics of place include

languages spoken, religion, government etc.

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Critical Thinking

What is the difference between location and place?

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Activity

Get out a sheet of notebook paper. Write your name, date and class period on it Write your home address on the top of the

paper Under your address, write at least 5

sentences that describe your home. What does your house look like? Do you have any pets? What does your room look like? Do you have a basketball goal in your driveway?

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Activity

The purpose of this activity was to understand the difference between location and place.

The absolute location of your home is found through your address. The place characteristics of your home are found through your descriptions.