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Geography Skills Objective 2: Students will prepare to read like a historian in order to have a better understanding of our American past. Objective 1: Students will review geography skills

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Geography Skills

Objective 2: Students will prepare to read like a historian in order to have a better

understanding of our American past.

Objective 1: Students will review geography skills

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Geography Vocabulary

• Globe• Latitude• Parallels• Equator• Degrees• Minutes• Longitude• Meridians• Prime Meridian• Hemispheres

• Continents• Islands• Map• Map Projections• Title• Compass Rose• Scale• Legend• Locator Map

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Geography Vocabulary

• Globe – scale model of the

Earth.

• Grid– Lines that circle the

globe in North-South and East-West Directions

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Geography Vocabulary

LATITUDE• A.K.A. Parallels

– East to West lines on the grid

• Equator (0° Longitude)– Latitude measures

distance north and south of this

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Geography Vocabulary

LONGITUDE• A.K.A. Meridians

– North to South lines on the grid

• Prime Meridian (0° Longitude)– Longitude measures distance

east and west of this

• Greenwich, England

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• Degrees °

• Minutes ´

Geography Vocabulary

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Geography Vocabulary

• Hemispheres

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Geography VocabularyContinents

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Geography Vocabulary

• Islands

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Geography Vocabulary• Map :

Flat diagram of all or part of the Earth’s surface.

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Geography Vocabulary

• Cylindrical projections

• Conic projections

• Flat-plane projections

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Geography Vocabulary

MAP ESSENTIALS

• Title

• Compass Rose

• Scale

• Legend

• Locator Map

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNUDDaEOvuY

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Fifty Nifty States

All Fifty States and Their Capitals

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What is a primary source?

A document or physical object which written or created during the time under study.

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Primary Sources• ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS

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Primary Sources• CREATIVE WORKS

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Primary Sources

• ARTIFACTS

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Secondary Sources• sources are one or

more steps removed from the event

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HOMEWORK

• Choose a source

• Identify the source as ‘primary’ or ‘secondary’

• Explain why the source is ‘primary’ or ‘secondary’