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Unit 1 Introduction to our World A. Physical Earth B. Culture C. Chronological Time

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Unit 1 Introduction to our World   A. Physical Earth B. Culture C. Chronological Time

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Physical Earth

Latitude and Longitude

Japan

China

South Asia

Southeast Asia

Middle East

Africa

Latin America

Europe

Continents

RegionsPhysicalFeatures

Ice

Mountains

Rainforest

Rivers

Plains

Islands

Deserts

River Valleys

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Physical Earth: Terms

Continent:

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Physical Earth: TermsRegion:

A man-made geographical classification that divides the earth into parts; parts are similar in history, economy, religion, etc

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Physical Earth: Terms

Measures distances east or west of the Prime Meridian

Measures distances north or south of the equator

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Physical Earth: TermsEquator:

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Physical Earth: TermsPrime Meridian:

0o Longitude – Divides the East and West

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Physical Earth: TermsInternational Dateline:

180o Longitude – where one day changes to the next day

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Physical Earth: Terms

Hemispheres:

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Physical Earth: Terms

Monsoons: Seasonal winds that often bring heavy rains for many weeks – or severe drought – depending on which way the winds are blowing for extended periods of time

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Monsoons:

India

Bangladesh

South West China

Cause:Large temperature changes from sea to land in areas near the equator

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Physical Features:

Islands: Isolates one culture from another

Japan

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Physical Features:

Mountains: Separates cultures (barrier to travel)

Himalayan Mountains(India from China)

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Physical Features:

Desert: Separates cultures (barrier to travel)

Sahara - (Arab Africa from Tribal Africa)

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Major Deserts of the World

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Physical Features:

Rainforests: Barrier to travel

Amazon (Brazil)

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Major Rainforests of the World

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Physical Features:

River: Good transportation route (often through barriers like rainforests, mts., deserts)

Nile (Egypt)

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Major Rivers of the World

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Physical Features:

River Valley: Great location to begin a civilization

Tigris and Euphrates (Sumer)

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Physical Features:

Plains: Very good for farmingOften attract invading nations

Steppes (Russia)

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Physical Features:

Ice: Prevents trade during some months of the yearDifficult travel

Russia

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Ice and Glacial Regions

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Cultural Concepts:

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Cultural Diffusion

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Cultural Concepts:

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Cultural Diversity

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

Art: The way a culture expresses their ideas (dance, architecture, music)

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

Geography: The land, location and natural resources of a culture (physical features, climate, raw materials)

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

Language: Communication system of a culture (speech, writing, symbols)

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

Religion: Organized beliefs and rituals of a group (worship, ceremonies)

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

Economy: The way you get the things you need (trade, agriculture, industry, money, hunting)

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

Politics: Government and laws of a culture (leadership, services, rules)

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Cultural Concepts:

C. Eight Elements of a Culture

Customs: Traditions of a culture (holidays, clothing, celebrations)

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