1. Do Now: Place notebook, binder under your desk
Place backpack against the wall
Place notebook, binder under your desk
Take anchor country test (5 minutes)
Have outs
TONIGHT’s Homework
Pencil, Notebook, Binder, Signed Syllabus/Waiver
Wiley 14-18
Signed Syllabus
Signed Textbook waiver

2. Do Now: What region of the world do you live in?
Answer one of the following question in your notebook:
What region of the world do you live in?
What is your favorite place in the world? Why?
Have outs
TONIGHT’s Homework
Pencil, Notebook, Binder
Wiley 11-18
Signed syllabus (if not returned)
Signed textbook waiver

3. Outlining

4. Day 3: 5 Themes of Geography
AP Human Geography
Day 3: 5 Themes of Geography

5. Review Geography = “Why of Where”
Looking at humans and physical environment from a spatial perspective

7. Review: Physical Human Natural Resources Topography Climate
Communication
Culture
Government & Economic Systems

8. Five Themes of Geography
Location
Place
Region
Human-Environment Interaction
Movement

10. Question
Consider the following question: Where is Houston located?

11. Key Point #1: Absolute Location
Absolute Location = Latitude/Longitude
Latitude = Parallels (“Laaaaatitude”)
Longitude = Meridians (“Looooongitude”)

12. Key Point #1 (cont): Relative
Relative Location = distance and direction from another location
CFU: Where is YES Prep Northside located?
35N, 60W
Next to the railroad tracks
1000 meters North of Yes Prep Fifth Ward

13. Key Point #2: Place
Place = the human and physical characteristics of a particular location

14. Key Point #3: Region
How are different places similar?

15. Key Point #4: Movement Why do people move between places?
What happens when people move?

16. Key Point #5: Human-Environment
Geography = Human + Physical Geography
Physical Geography
Climate
Topography
Natural Resources
Human Geography
Culture
Human Systems (Gov/Econ)
Movement

18. Extra: Cultural Landscape
Cultural landscape = the visible imprint of human activity on the landscape
Ex. Sequent occupance: when multiple societies leave an imprint on a place

19. Mumbai, India (left) and Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania (right).
Figure 1.9
Mumbai, India (left) and Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania (right).
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