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Do-Now: Take out homework. Take out Social Studies notebook. Create a Table of Contents section.

Social Studies Essential Question: How did geography influence the development of the Eastern Hemisphere?

Key Term: Geography is the study of the Earth, how it shapes people’s lives, and how it is shaped by people’s activities.

Focus Question: What are the characteristics of geography? http://mdk12.org/share/pdf/social_studies/GEOGRAPHY/Geo_Ch_Chart.pdf

Physical & Human Characteristics Physical Characteristics: Any landforms, or bodies of water. Human Characteristics: The people of a place, their languages, religion, economic activities, political systems, and how they shape their environment.

Activity In your groups, create an organizational map for the characteristics of geography (Physical and Human).