AP Human Geography. Chapter 1 Key Issue 2. Textbook p Notes Packet p Vocabulary #4-6; 14-16; 28-38

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1 AP Human Geography Chapter 1 Key Issue 2 Textbook p Notes Packet p. 4-5 Vocabulary #4-6; 14-16; 28-38

2 ENERGIZER Do First: Take out your Key Issues packet Do Next: Take out your Chromebook and go to kahoot.it Do Last: Enter your first name when prompted for a nickname

3 Wednesday, August 30 Purposes:! different scales allow for different interpretations of data! regions are defined on the basis of one or more unifying characteristics Homework: Part 1 & 2 - due Thursday " Part 1: map the route " Part 2: find maps and save images

4 Place vs. Location PLACE human & physical characteristics of a location LOCATION the position on Earth s surface - absolute - relative

5 Absolute vs. Relative Location No. 29 Absolute Location Examples exact position on coordinates, street address Earth s surface 45 N, 130 E No. 30 Relative Location Examples in relation to other situation places across the street from

6 Place Name or Toponym " named for person " ancient history " origin of settlers " features of physical environment

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8 Location or Place? 1 My house is north of Casey s. 2 Muscatine has good farm land surrounding it N, 155 W 4 India is southwest of China. 5 Switzerland is known for its beautiful mountains. 6 My Justin Bieber concert ticket was in row 21, seat 3. 7 Many Canadians in Quebec speak English and French.

9 Site! physical features of a place Machu Picchu Andes Mts.

10 Situation! location relative to other places! helpful for finding an unfamiliar place! tells importance of a location

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12 Cultural Landscape! combination of cultural features and physical features

13 Cultural Landscape Approach! complex human-environment interactions shape an area! Carl Sauer

14 Formal Region! shares one or more common characteristics

15 Formal Region

16 Formal Region

17 Formal Region

18 Formal Region

19 Functional Region! area organized around a node or focal point! diminishes in importance outward from the node

20 Functional Region TV Markets

21 Functional Region

22 Functional Region

23 Perceptual Region! region that emerges from common culture identity! informal sense of place

24 Perceptual Region

25 Perceptual Region

26 Perceptual Region

27 Perceptual Region

28 What type

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30 Homework Due Tomorrow # Part 1: Map Route (5km / 3.1 mi) # Part 2: Find & Save Maps

31 ENERGIZER Do First: Open your map in ArcGIS Do Next: Open the project rubric 5k Route in Google Earth 10 points Maps 10 points Application & Analysis of Terms 20 points Excellent % Path stays on roads and includes color stations at each 1K. Start/finish in same location (loop). Urban, state, and national scale maps. Added at least one Living Atlas Layer. Include 8 additional types of maps. Explain how your city applies to each of the elements of place and region. Thoroughly analyze and evaluate similarities and differences in scale maps. Above Average 80-89% Mostly on roads. Includes color stations at each 1K. Start/finish in same location (loop). Urban, state, and national scale maps. Added at least one Living Atlas Layer. Include 6-7 additional maps. Explain how your city applies to each of the elements of place and region. Some answers could be more thoroughly analyzed/evaluated. Average 70-79% Cut some corners. Some color stations. Start/finish almost a loop. Urban, state, and national scale maps. Added at least one Living Atlas Layer. Include at least 5 additional maps. Explain how your city applies to each of the elements of place and region. Answers do not go into enough detail to demonstrate deep understanding. Below Average 69% & below Path carelessly drawn. Start/finish do not loop. Missing urban, state, or national scale maps. Few or no additional maps included. Need more explanation of how your city applies to the elements of place and region. Answers need much greater detail.

32 Thursday, August 31 Purposes:! Create an elevation profile map! Find maps for Part 2 Homework: # Part 3: finish by the start of class on Friday # Part 4: work time in class on Friday

33 Homework Due Friday # Part 3: due at start of class # Part 4: working on in class Due Tuesday # Project: turn in on Google Classroom # Vocab: #7-13; 17-22; 25-27; # KI 3: notes (p.6-8) & reading (p.20-29)

34 5k Route in Google Earth 10 points Maps 10 points Application & Analysis of Terms 20 points ENERGIZER Do First: Open your map in ArcGIS Do Next: Open your project (Google Doc or Google Slides) Excellent % Path stays on roads and includes color stations at each 1K. Start/finish in same location (loop). Urban, state, and national scale maps. Added at least one Living Atlas Layer. Include 8 additional types of maps. Explain how your city applies to each of the elements of place and region. Thoroughly analyze and evaluate similarities and differences in scale maps. Above Average 80-89% Mostly on roads. Includes color stations at each 1K. Start/finish in same location (loop). Urban, state, and national scale maps. Added at least one Living Atlas Layer. Include 6-7 additional maps. Explain how your city applies to each of the elements of place and region. Some answers could be more thoroughly analyzed/evaluated. Average 70-79% Cut some corners. Some color stations. Start/finish almost a loop. Urban, state, and national scale maps. Added at least one Living Atlas Layer. Include at least 5 additional maps. Explain how your city applies to each of the elements of place and region. Answers do not go into enough detail to demonstrate deep understanding. Below Average 69% & below Path carelessly drawn. Start/finish do not loop. Missing urban, state, or national scale maps. Few or no additional maps included. Need more explanation of how your city applies to the elements of place and region. Answers need much greater detail.

35 Friday, September 1 Purposes:! find regional maps of your city! find maps at three different scales: Homework: # Project: turn in on Google Classroom # Vocab: #7-13; 17-22; 25-27; # KI 3: notes (p.6-8) & reading (p.20-29)

36 Adding Layers to ArcGIS! World Boundaries & Places Alternate! World Population Estimated Density 2015

37 Homework Due Tuesday # Project: turn in on Google Classroom # Vocab: #7-13; 17-22; 25-27; # KI 3: notes (p.6-8) & reading (p.20-29)