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Themes of Geography & Types of Maps Review
Themes of Geography & Types of Maps Review
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1
A map that shows the population rate of the New Albany community over the past 20 years is a?
Political Map
Treasure Map
Thematic Map
Physical Map
2
Characteristics of Tucson include warm dry southwest climate year round & Indian reservations.
Movement
Place
Region
Absolute Location
3
A negative effect of vehicle emissions that cause smog is an example of?
Region
Movement
Location
Human Environment Interaction
4
Two major mountainous __________________ in the US are the Rockies and Appalachia.
Immigrants
Locations
Characteristics
Regions
5
_____________ are created by grouping similar places that have similar traits together.
Regions
Environments
Relative Locations
Areas
6
A map that shows mountain ranges of Europe is a _____________ map.
Mobility
Treasure
Thematic
Physical
7
In fourth grade you learn state capitals. These can be best found on a _______________ map.
Mobility
Physical
Thematic
Political
8
A girl is planning to move from China and take a job in the USA; she is an _________ leaving China?
refugee
clerk
emigrant
citizen
9
Ohio Stadium sits at 40° N, 83° W. This is an example of?
Region
Location
Place
Movement
10
Conserving water and saving electricity are positive examples of _____________.
Regionalism
Relative Locations
Human Environment Interaction
Movements
11
Eagle's Pizza is east, Starbucks is south, & Wendy's is west of NAMS, these are what locations?
Map
Region
Relative
Absolute
12
During the Holocaust, many Jews fled Germany during World War II. This is a _________ factor.
HEI
pull
push
movement
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When someone relocates to a new place because they are offered a job with more income this is?
A new place
Push Factor of Movement
Human Environment
Pull Factor of Movement