2. By Kelsay G Jensen

3. Peru best represents the Place theme of geography, because it is a very diverse geography and is constantly being changed by humans and the environment. Interesting Facts:  Third largest country in South America,  It is three times the size of California Peru has 60 people per mile,  Since Peru has many diverse climates, people are all affected in different ways.  Their Government is a Unitary Multiparty Republic Population: 26,257,700 Landmarks: Machu Picchu and Other Various Incan Cities (and ruins) Exports: Coffee, Crude Oil, Silver, Iron Ore, Sugar Cane, Plastic and Textiles Natural Resources: Copper, Gold, Silver, Zinc, petroleum, Natural gas and Forestry Just to name a few! Climate: It depends on where you are, it can be mild, freezing and humid Geographic Features: Plains, Mountains, lowlands, Tropical Forests and Basins Bordered by: Ecuador, Bolivia, Brazil, and the Pacific Ocean

4. China best represents the Human-Environment Interactions because the people in China have changed the environment to accommodate all the people. Location: Far East, Bordered by Mongolia, Russia, India, Nepal, Taiwan and North and South Korea Geographic Features: Plains, Mountains, Deserts, Plains Climate: Monsoons, Humid Summers and Cold Winters, Light rainfall Exports: Chemicals, Clothing, Crude oil, Coal, Food, Machinery, Minerals, Petroleum, Textiles, Yarn and Fabric Special Landmarks or Sites: Forbidden City, Great Canal of China,, Great Wall of China, The Terracotta Army Other Interesting Facts: Mandarin is there main dialect Population: 1,331,460,000 China grows around 57% per year

5. Location: South eastern United States, bordered by Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi Geographic Features: Coastal Plains Climate: Humid, Rainy, Prone to Tropical Storms, Warm Louisiana best represents the Movement Theme of Geography because different races of people have sculpted the state. Special Landmarks, Sites and Events: Mardi Gras, Baton Rouge and New Orleans Other Facts:  State Dog is Catahoula Leopard Dog  Known as the Pelican State

6. Bordered by: Arctic Ocean, Bering Sea, Gulf of Alaska, Pacific ocean and Canada. Average Temperature: 25- 65 Degrees Fahrenheit Natural Resources: Oil, Gas and Timber Economy: Tourism, Commercial Fishing, Oil, Food Processing, Spectacular Places: Mendenhall Glacier, Denali National Park, Glacier Bay, Misty Fjords National Monument Alaska Best Represents the Location theme of geography because it is so up North that the location is affected by it. Juneau the capital is about twelve miles long and twenty miles wide! Interesting Facts: Alaska’s state flower is the Forget-me-Not and the state flag was designed by Bennie Benson, who was thirteen at the time

7. Bordered by: Austria, Switzerland, France, Gulf di Taranto, Adriatic Sea, Tyrrhenian Sea Geography: Mainly Mountains, but 33% are Plains Climate: Harsh Winters, Warm Summers, Abundant Rain Natural Resources: Oil, Iron Ore, Marble, Mercury, Gas Special Features: Venice, Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pisa Interesting Facts: Home to many famous artists, such as Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael and Caravaggio Main Religion is Roman Catholic Home of Niccolo Machiavelli Italy best represents the regions form of The five themes of Geography because it Has many administrative boundaries and Functional boundaries to show where different places are.

8.  Location  Place  Movement  Human-Environment Interactions  Regions http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thuViaxRd_w&fe ature=related

9. http://www.atlapedia.com/ http://www.censusbureau.com/ http://www.wikipedia.org/ http://www.una.edu/geography/statedepted/themes.html