Warm Up Can you learn about a place that you’ve never been to without studying maps?

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Warm Up Can you learn about a place that you’ve never been to without studying maps?

How Maps Help Us Study History Essential Question: What role do maps play in studying civilizations? Can you study the world without maps?

Objective Students will be able to: Describe the tools used by geographers to study Earth Describe the different types of maps geographers use

Key Vocabulary Turn to page one and add the following terms: Longitude Latitude Hemisphere Political Map Physical Map Thematic Map

Critical Thinking Why do we use maps instead of globes? Globes look more like earth. It shows the viewers exactly how continents and oceans appear on Earth’s curved surface. Map, on the other hand, is a flat representation of Earth’s surface. NO FLAT MAP CAN BE AS ACCURATE AS A GLOBE BECAUSE THE SURFACE IS DISTORTED! Blow up Globe!!!

So Why do we study maps? Let you measure distance more easily You can see the world at a glance Easier to carry So Why do we study maps?

Reading a Map TLC a map: Title Legend Caption In addition, look for: Compass Rose Symbols Scale Labels Colors Caption In addition, look for: Lines of Longitude Lines of Latitude

Let’s id each of the key components of this map in your spiral on the top of page 8

Processing You will have 10 minutes to create a map of the classroom on page 7 that has the following things: Title Legend Compass Rose Symbols Scale Labels Colors Caption

Hemispheres To study the earth, geographers divide the glove into equal halve. Each half is called a hemisphere.

Critical Thinking What different maps do we use to see natural and human-made features and to understand patterns? Physical Political Thematic

Different Maps for Different Purposes

Notes On page 10 of your spiral Label the page Type of Maps Take note on each of the three types Add visual representation of each type

Political Maps They show features people have created such as cities, states, provinces, territories, and countries.

Physical Maps They show the landforms and bodies of water on the Earth’s surface. Colors show elevation.

Thematic Map They show certain information about a place or region such as climate, population, vegetation, resources, historical events.

Quiz: Complete on page 9 of your spiral What are the three basic types of maps What type of map would you use to: Learn about the religions in a particular location? Determine the size and shape of an area? Determine where mountains are in a area? Identify the natural resources in an area? Determine the direction that a river flows? Determine the climate of an area? Determine the neighbors of a particular location? Collect formative data

Comparing Maps 3. Using these two maps, what physical features might explain the large area of tropical wet climate in the north of Brazil?

Quiz Answers What are the three basic types of maps Physical, Political, Thematic What type of map would you use to: Learn about the religions in a particular location? Thematic Determine the size and shape of an place? Political Determine where mountains are in a area? Physical Identify the natural resources in an area? Determine the direction that a river flows? Determine the climate of an area? Determine the neighbors of a particular location? 3. Using these two maps, what physical features might explain the large area of tropical wet climate in the north of Brazil? Amazon River system and the low elevation