The United States in Spatial Terms

The geographic theme that answers the question "How do people interact with the environment?"

A dry region that gets very little rain is a _________.

What continent is the United States located on?

The "H" in the 5 Themes of geography stands for:

The number of people in an area is _________.

The United States is in the ________ and ________ hemisphere.

A low-lying stretch of flat or gently rolling land is a _________.

What lake is the largest and the deepest Great Lake?

Weather over a long period of time is _________.

The "E" in the 5 Themes of geography stands for:

What lake is connected to Lake Michigan by the Straits of Mackinac?

An area with one or more common characteristic or features is a place.

The "R" in the 5 Themes of geography stands for:

Which one is NOT one of the Great Lakes?

The equator is an imaginary line that divides the Earth into _____ and _____ hemisphere.

Low land that lies along an ocean is a _________.

How do we remember the Great Lakes?

What are the four cardinal directions?

The geographic theme that answers the question "Where is it?" is movement.

Flat land with higher elevation than a plain is a _________.

The "P" in the 5 Themes of geography stands for:

The prime meridian is an imaginary line that divides the Earth into _____ and _____ hemisphere.

A low piece of land between two hills or mountain ranges is a _________.

The "M" in the 5 Themes of geography stands for:

What lake is the smallest and shallowest Great Lake?

The "L" in the 5 Themes of geography stands for:

What lake is the only one that does NOT touch the state of Michigan?