Unit One/Features of a Map

The producing country of goods and services.

Half of the earth.

The amount of product or service available.

People can own and start their own business.

A large part of the Earth's surface.

Shows population, rainfall, language, and religion.

Imaginary line dividing the Earth into eastern and western hemisphere.

Half of the Earth

The way goods and services are produced and distributed.

The receiving country of accepting goods and services.

Imaginary line dividing the Earth into the northern and southern hemispheres.

People can freely buy and trade goods.

Relative size shown on a map.

A map that shows where past events took place, or changed.

A whole way of life for a group of people.

A person who buys goods or services.

A person, country, or company that makes goods to buy or sell.

It explains what the symbols stand for!

Anything that stands for something else.

Large bodies of land; Examples: N. America, S. America

The study of Earth's surface and of human interaction within it.

The amount of a good or service needed/wanted.

A map that shows the physical features of an area such as: mountains, rivers, deserts.

A map that shows political boundaries,, countries, cities, capitals.

Trading or bartering.