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2015 Leander ISD AP Human Geography Summer Assignment What am I doing? Labeling world outline maps with the features listed below in preparation for your world map test scheduled during the 1 st six-weeks. Why am I doing this? Part of entering an AP class is an assumption of a certain level of background knowledge and skills. You will need a strong working mental map in order to be successful in this course. When are the maps due? The First Day of School! August 24(A)/25(B) How many maps should I submit? 10 What do I label on each map? Map 1 – Map Basics Map 6 – Europe Map 2 – Land Features Map 7 – Sub-Saharan Africa Map 3 – Water Features Map 8 – North Africa & the Middle East Map 4 – North America and the Caribbean Map 9 – Eastern Asia, Central Asia, Southern Asia, Southeastern Asia Map 5 – South America Map 10 – Oceania When is the first map test? During the 1 st six-weeks of school. Your teacher will give you more information on the first day of school, but you can begin studying this summer. How do I study? Studying for map tests takes time and preparation. The first step is to find each feature and label blank outline maps. Use the list below and quiz yourself by labeling blank maps and seeing how much you know. Listed below are links where you can test yourself online. Online Map Quizzes http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/ Geography.htm http://www.sporcle.com/games/category/ geography http://ilike2learn.com/ http://www.maps.com/funfacts.aspx What do I label on each map? Only items labeled on the correct maps will be scored. Map 1 – Map Basics 5 Oceans 7 Continents Tropic of Cancer Equator Tropic of Capricorn Arctic Circle Antarctic Circle Prime Meridian International Date Line Map 2 – Land Features Mountain Ranges Rockies Appalachians Andes Alps Urals Himalayas Caucasus Deserts Sahara Atacama Rub al Khali Gobi

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2015 Leander ISD AP Human Geography Summer Assignment

What am I doing? Labeling world outline maps with the features listed below in preparation for your world map test scheduled during the 1st six-weeks.

Why am I doing this? Part of entering an AP class is an assumption of a certain level of background knowledge and skills. You will need a strong working mental map in order to be successful in this course.

When are the maps due? The First Day of School! August 24(A)/25(B)

How many maps should I submit? 10

What do I label on each map?

Map 1 – Map Basics

Map 6 – Europe

Map 2 – Land Features

Map 7 – Sub-Saharan Africa

Map 3 – Water Features

Map 8 – North Africa & the Middle East

Map 4 – North America and the Caribbean

Map 9 – Eastern Asia, Central Asia, Southern Asia, Southeastern Asia

Map 5 – South America

Map 10 – Oceania

When is the first map test? During the 1st six-weeks of school. Your teacher will give you more information on the first day of school, but you can begin studying this summer.

How do I study? Studying for map tests takes time and preparation. The first step is to find each feature and label blank outline maps. Use the list below and quiz yourself by labeling blank maps and seeing how much you know. Listed below are links where you can test yourself online.

Online Map Quizzes

http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/Geography.htm

http://www.sporcle.com/games/category/geography

http://ilike2learn.com/

http://www.maps.com/funfacts.aspx

What do I label on each map?

Only items labeled on the correct maps will be scored.

Map 1 – Map Basics

5 Oceans

7 Continents

Tropic of Cancer

Equator

Tropic of Capricorn

Arctic Circle

Antarctic Circle

Prime Meridian

International Date Line

Map 2 – Land Features

Mountain Ranges

Rockies

Appalachians

Andes

Alps

Urals

Himalayas

Caucasus

Deserts

Sahara

Atacama

Rub al Khali

Gobi

Map 3 – Water Features

Rivers

Brahmaputra

Mississippi

Nile

Amazon

Volga

Tigris & Euphrates

Indus

Ganges

Rhine

Rio Grande

Yangtze

Mekong

Congo

Lakes

Aral Sea

Baikal

Caspian Sea

Eerie

Huron

Michigan

Ontario

Superior

Victoria

Winnipeg

Bodies of Water

Caribbean Sea

Gulf of Mexico

Hudson Bay

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Indian Ocean

Mediterranean Sea

Red Sea

Persian Gulf

South China Sea

Chokepoints

(Straits or Canals)

English Channel

Strait of Hormuz

Bosporus Strait

Dardanelles Strait

Panama Canal

Suez Canal

Strait of Gibraltar

Strait of Malacca

Map 4 – North America and the Caribbean

North America and Caribbean Countries

Caribbean

Central America

Northern America

Bahamas

Belize

Canada

Cuba

Costa Rica

Greenland

Dominican Republic

El Salvador

United States

Haiti

Guatemala

Jamaica

Honduras

Trinidad & Tobago

Mexico

Nicaragua

Panama

North America and Caribbean Cities

Chicago

Los Angeles

Mexico City

Ottawa

Havana

Managua

New York City

Washington DC

Map 5 – South America

South America Countries

Argentina

Colombia

Guyana

Suriname

Bolivia

Ecuador

Paraguay

Uruguay

Brazil

Falkland Islands

Peru

Venezuela

Chile

French Guiana

South America Cities

Bogotá

Caracas

Rio de Janeiro

São Paulo

Buenos Aires

Lima

Santiago

Map 6 – Europe

Europe Countries

Eastern Europe

Northern Europe

Southern Europe

Western Europe

Belarus

Denmark

Albania

Austria

Bulgaria

Estonia

Andorra

Belgium

Czech Republic

Finland

Bosnia & Herzegovina

France

Hungary

Iceland

Croatia

Germany

Moldova

Ireland

Greece

Liechtenstein

Poland

Latvia

Holy See

Luxembourg

Romania

Lithuania

Italy

Monaco

Russia

Norway

Macedonia

Netherlands

Slovakia

Sweden

Malta

Switzerland

Ukraine

United Kingdom

Montenegro

Portugal

San Marino

Serbia

Slovenia

Spain

Europe Cities

Berlin

Madrid

Paris

London

Moscow

Rome

Map 7 – Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa Countries

Eastern Africa

Middle Africa

Southern Africa

Western Africa

Burundi

Angola

Botswana

Benin

Djibouti

Cameroon

Lesotho

Burkina Faso

Eritrea

Central African Republic

Namibia

Cape Verde

Ethiopia

Chad

South Africa

Côte d’Ivoire

Kenya

Congo

Swaziland

Gambia

Madagascar

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Ghana

Malawi

Equatorial Guinea

Guinea

Mozambique

Gabon

Guinea-Bissau

Rwanda

Liberia

Seychelles

Mali

Somalia

Mauritania

South Sudan

Niger

Uganda

Nigeria

Tanzania

Senegal

Zambia

Sierra Leone

Zimbabwe

Togo

Sub-Saharan Africa Cities

Accra

Cape Town

Lagos

Nairobi

Addis Ababa

Johannesburg

Mogadishu

Map 8 – North Africa & the Middle East

North Africa & Middle East Countries

Northern Africa

Western Asia

Algeria

Armenia

Egypt

Azerbaijan

Libya

Bahrain

Morocco

Cyprus

Sudan

Georgia

Tunisia

Iraq

Israel

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Oman

Palestine

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Syria

Turkey

United Arab Emirates

Yemen

North Africa & Middle East Cities

Baghdad

Cairo

Istanbul

Tehran

Beirut

Damascus

Jerusalem

Tripoli

Map 9 – East Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia

East Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia Countries

Eastern Asia

Central Asia

Southern Asia

Southeastern Asia

China

Kazakhstan

Afghanistan

Brunei

Japan

Kyrgyzstan

Bangladesh

Cambodia

Mongolia

Tajikistan

Bhutan

Indonesia

North Korea

Turkmenistan

India

Laos

South Korea

Uzbekistan

Iran

Malaysia

Maldives

Myanmar

Nepal

Philippines

Pakistan

Singapore

Sri Lanka

Thailand

Timor-Leste

Vietnam

East Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia Cities

Bangkok

Ho Chi Minh City

Kuala Lumpur

Seoul

Beijing

Jakarta

Manila

Shanghai

Calcutta

Kabul

Mumbai

Tokyo

Dhaka

Karachi

Pyongyang

Map 10 – Oceania

Oceania Countries

Australia

New Zealand

Oceania Cities

Auckland

Melbourne

Sydney

If you have any questions or need additional help completing the assignment,

contact the AP Human Geography teacher at your campus:

Campus

Teacher

Teacher E-mail

Leander HS

Devin Eatmon

[email protected]

Cedar Park HS

Cami Jenschke

[email protected]

Vista Ridge HS

Annette Parkhurst

[email protected]

Rouse HS

Janet Howard

[email protected]

Vandegrift HS

Leslie Giesenschlag

[email protected]

After labeling Map 1, complete the following sentences:

Lines of latitude run from _________ to _________ and measure distances _________ and _________ of the _______________ .

Lines of longitude run from _________ to _________ and measure distances _________ and _________ of the _______________ .

Map 1

Map Basics

Land Features

Map 2

Water Features

Map 3

North America & the Caribbean

Map 4

South America

Map 5

Europe

Map 6

Sub-Saharan Africa

Map 7

North Africa & the Middle East

Map 8

East Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia

Map 9

Oceania

Map 10