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2020-2021 AP Human Geography Summer Assignment What am I doing? Labeling world outline maps with the features listed below building an understanding of the political and physical geography world regions. 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 How many maps should I submit? 15 Map 1 – Map Basics Map 9 – North Africa & the Middle East Map 2 – Land Features Map 10 – E Asia, C Asia, S Asia, and SE Asia Map 3 – Rivers and Lakes Map 11 – Central and South Asia Map 4 – Seas, Gulfs, and other Major Water Features Map 12 – Oceania Map 5 – North America and the Caribbean Maps 13 – World Regions A Big Picture Map 6 – South America Maps 14 –World Regions A Closer Look Map 7 – Europe Maps 15 -- United States Map 8 – Sub-Saharan Africa What do I label on each map? Each map has a list of countries, cities and/or regions to label. The list and corresponding numbers will serve as the key. Label each element with the correct number in the correct location. Only items labeled on the correct maps will be scored and tested. Countries are listed in regular font and cities are listed in italics . NOTE: Bolded items have emphasis in APHG. When is the first map test? There will be one test in the first 4 weeks and more through the year. It is essential that you build a mental map of the world and the placement of states (countries), cities and natural phenomena. 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. Coloring the map is optional (except for map 13 and 14), but will (WILL!!!) help with memory. 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 If you have any questions or need additional help completing the assignment, contact Mrs. Hanks @ [email protected]
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2020-2021 AP Human Geography Summer Assignment
What am I doing? Labeling world outline maps with the features listed below building an understanding of the political and physical geography world regions. 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 How many maps should I submit? 15
Map 1 – Map Basics Map 9 – North Africa & the Middle East
Map 2 – Land Features Map 10 – E Asia, C Asia, S Asia, and SE Asia
Map 3 – Rivers and Lakes Map 11 – Central and South Asia
Map 4 – Seas, Gulfs, and other Major Water Features Map 12 – Oceania
Map 5 – North America and the Caribbean Maps 13 – World Regions A Big Picture
Map 6 – South America Maps 14 –World Regions A Closer Look
Map 7 – Europe Maps 15 -- United States
Map 8 – Sub-Saharan Africa
What do I label on each map? Each map has a list of countries, cities and/or regions to label. The list and corresponding numbers will serve as the key. Label each element with the correct number in the correct location. Only items labeled on the correct maps will be scored and tested. Countries are listed in regular font and cities are listed in italics. NOTE: Bolded items have emphasis in APHG. When is the first map test? There will be one test in the first 4 weeks and more through the year. It is essential that you build a mental map of the world and the placement of states (countries), cities and natural phenomena. 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. Coloring the map is optional (except for map 13 and 14), but will (WILL!!!) help with memory. 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
If you have any questions or need additional help completing the assignment, contact Mrs. Hanks @ [email protected]
Map Table of Contents
Map 1 - Map Basics Map 9 - North Africa & the Middle East
Map 2 - Land Features Map 10 - E. Asia, C. Asia, S. Asia, and SE Asia
Map 3 - Rivers and Lakes Map 11 - Central and South Asia
Map 4 - Seas, Gulfs, and other Major Water Features Map 12 - Oceania
Map 5 - North America and the Caribbean Map 13 - World Regions: A Big Picture
Map 6 - South America Map 14 - World Regions: Closer Look
Map 7 - Europe Map 15 - The United States of America
Map 8 - Sub-Saharan Africa
General Advice
❖ Use a pencil for labeling, then go over it in a fine tip blue/green/red pen or if you trust yourself, skip the pencil :)
❖ Use a ruler❖ Use a current Atlas or Google Maps❖ There may be something you need to draw in or there may be
extra city dots. ❖ This is a study aid, so go slowly and make sure you can read it.❖ Coloring sections really does help commit places and features
to memory.
Use this map for labeling and coloring maps 13 & 14.
Use this map for labeling and coloring maps 13 & 14.
Map 1: The Basics
Label the following:5 Oceans 7 Continents Tropic of Cancer Equator Tropic of CapricornArctic Circle Antarctic Circle Prime Meridian International Date Line (IDL)
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 2: Land Features
Label the following:1. Rockies2. Himalayas3. Gobi4. Appalachians5. Caucasus6. Andes7. Sahara8. Alps9. Atacama
10. Urals11. Rub al Khali12. Patagonia13. Kalahari14. Namib15. Great Dividing Range16. Atlas Mountains17. Pyrenees
***For coloring, color deserts one color and mountains another.
Map 3: Water Features
Label the following:1. Brahmaputra River2. Tigris River3. Euphrates River4. Yangtze River5. Nile River6. Mississippi7. Indus River8. Mekong River9. Amazon River
10. Lake Victoria11. Ganges River12. Congo River13. Volga River14. Lake Winnipeg15. Rhine River16. Lake Superior17. Lake Michigan18. Lake Erie19. Lake Ontario20. Lake Huron21. Rio Grande River22. Lake Baikal 23. St. Lawrence River
Map 4: Seas, Gulfs, and other Major Water Features
Label the following:1. Caspian Sea 5. South China Sea 9. Gulf of Aden 13. Strait of Malacca 17. Suez Canal2. Mediterranean Sea 6. Caribbean Sea 10. Strait of Hormuz 14. Mandeb Strait 18. English Channel3. Red Sea 7. Gulf of Mexico 11. Dardanelles Strait 15. Strait of Gibraltar 19. Black Sea4. Aral Sea (draw on map) 8. Persian Gulf 12. Bosporus Strait 16. Panama Canal
Map
5: No
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Bah
amas
2.Q
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3.H
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du
ras4.
Un
ited States
5.M
anagua6.
Cu
ba
7.B
elize8.
Mexico
9.G
reenlan
d10.
Mexico
City11.
Do
min
ican
Rep
ub
lic12.
Co
sta Rica
13.N
icaragua
14.Ch
icag
o
15.N
ew Yo
rk City16.
Haiti
17.El Salvad
or
18.Pan
ama
19.H
avana20.
Otta
wa
21.Jam
aica22.
Gu
atemala
23.C
anad
a24.
Los A
ng
eles25.
Wa
shin
gto
n D
C26.
Houston
27.N
ew O
rleans28.
Miam
i
Map
6: Sou
th A
merica
Label th
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win
g:1.
Argen
tina
2.Ecu
ado
r3.
Peru
4.C
aracas5.
Santiago6.
Co
lom
bia
7.Paragu
ay8.
Ven
ezuela
9.R
io d
e Jan
eiro10.
Gu
yana
11.U
rugu
ay12.
Ch
ile13.
São
Pa
ulo
14.Su
rinam
e15.
Brazil
16.Fren
ch G
uian
a17.
Buenos A
ires18.
Bo
livia19.
Falkland
Island
s20.
Bogotá
21.Lim
a22.
Bra
sília23.
Trinid
ad an
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Label the following:1. The Hague2. Amsterdam3. Rome4. Moscow5. London6. St. Petersburg7. Brussels8. Paris9. Madrid
10. Berlin11. San Marino12. Holy See (Vatican City)13. Switzerland14. Netherlands15. Monaco16. Luxembourg17. Liechtenstein18. Germany19. France20. Belgium21. Austria22. Spain23. Slovenia24. Serbia25. Portugal26. Montenegro27. Malta28. Macedonia29. Italy30. Greece31. Croatia
32. Bosnia and Herzegovina
33. Andorra34. Albania35. Belarus36. Poland37. Denmark38. Latvia39. Bulgaria40. Romania41. Estonia42. Lithuania43. Czech
Republic44. Russia45. Finland46. Norway47. Hungary48. Slovakia49. Iceland50. Sweden51. Moldova52. Ukraine53. Ireland54. United
Kingdom55. Kosovo
Map 7: Europe
Label th
e follo
win
g:1.
Bu
run
di
2.M
adagascar
3.So
malia
4.Zim
bab
we
5.R
epu
blic o
f the
Co
ngo
6.Leso
tho
7.B
urkin
a Faso8.
Ben
in9.
Nigeria
10.A
ddis Ababa
11.M
og
ad
ishu
12.D
jibo
uti
13.B
otsw
ana
14.So
uth
Sud
an15.
An
gola
16.To
go17.
Nam
ibia
18.C
ape V
erde
19.Lib
eria20.
Senegal
21.Ca
pe To
wn
22.Jo
ha
nn
esbu
rg23.
Eritrea24.
Ch
ad25.
Ugan
da
26.C
amero
on
27.Zam
bia
28.So
uth
Africa
29.C
ôte d
’Ivoire
30.M
ali31.
Sierra Leon
e32.
Lagos33.
Accra
34.Eth
iop
ia35.
Rw
and
a36.
Tanzan
ia37.
Dakar
38.Luanda
39.C
entral A
frican
Rep
ub
lic40.
Gh
ana
41.Sw
aziland
42.Th
e Gam
bia
43.M
auritan
ia44.
Dem
ocratic
Rep
ub
lic of th
e C
on
go45.
Nairobi
46.K
enya
47.N
iger48.
Gab
on
49.Eq
uato
rial Gu
inea
50.M
ozam
biq
ue
51.M
alawi
52.Su
dan
53.G
uin
ea54.
Gu
inea - B
issau55.
Western
Sahara
Map
8: Sub
-Saharan
Africa
Map 9: North Africa and the Middle East Label the following:1. Algeria2. Tunisia3. Georgia4. Lebanon5. Syria6. Beirut7. Tehran8. Egypt9. Armenia
10. Iraq11. Oman12. Turkey13. Cairo14. Tripoli15. Libya16. Azerbaijan17. Israel18. Palestine19. United Arab Emirates20. Damascus21. Mecca22. Morocco23. Jerusalem24. Jordan25. Qatar26. Yemen27. Istanbul28. Medina29. Cyprus30. Kuwait31. Saudi Arabia32. Baghdad33. Iran34. Afghanistan35. Bahrain
Map 10: East and Southeast Asia
Label the following:1. Tokyo2. Shanghai3. Seoul4. Pyongyang5. Taiwan6. Jakarta7. Japan8. Beijing9. Bangkok
10. Timor-Leste11. Vietnam12. Hong Kong13. Thailand14. Singapore15. Malaysia16. Philippines17. Myanmar18. China19. Laos20. South Korea21. North Korea22. Cambodia23. Brunei24. Mongolia25. Indonesia26. Maldives (south Asia)27. Manila28. Macau
Map 11: Central and South Asia
Label the following:1. Sri Lanka2. Bhutan3. Kyrgyzstan4. Pakistan5. Bangladesh6. Tajikistan7. Nepal8. Kashmir9. Turkmenistan
10. Maldives (draw arrow to)
11. Kazakhstan12. Calcutta13. India14. Uzbekistan15. New Delhi16. Mumbai17. Islamabad
Label the following:1. Sydney2. Melbourne3. Auckland4. Australia5. New Zealand6. Micronesia7. Polynesia8. Melanesia9. Papua New Guinea
10. Solomon Islands11. Hawaii (just for
reference)
Map 12: Oceania
Map 13: World Regions (Big Picture)
This map will be colored based on region, not state (country). Each REGION must be a single color. Draw a circle around Central America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Russian Federation. Use the sample map provided to you earlier in this packet to help you.
Label the following:1. North
America2. Asia3. Africa4. Europe5. Central
America6. Oceania7. Sub-Saharan
Africa8. Russian
Federation9. South
America10. Antarctica
Label the following:1. Latin America2. Central Africa3. South Asia4. Western Europe5. East Africa6. East Asia7. Eastern Europe8. Southern Africa9. Southeast Asia
10. North Africa & Middle East11. Siberia12. Australia13. West Africa14. Central Asia15. Antarctica
Map 14: World Regions (Closer Look)
This map will be colored based on region, not state (country). Each REGION must be a single color. Draw a circle around Eastern Europe, East Asia, SE Asia, and South Asia. Bracket the Caribbean and Latin America. Use the sample map provided to you earlier in this packet to help you.
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