1. Can you recognize examples of each?
5 Themes of Geography
Can you recognize examples of each?

2. A government survey reveals that the south side of a large, major city is made up of mostly democratic voters.

3. Asking how he could get to Tracey’s house, Mitchell is told “across from Johnson’s farm.”

4. The Great Barrier Reef, off of Australia’s coast is home to many types of ocean creatures that can only be found there.

5. Brazil powers 95% of its communities by building dams across rivers to generate electricity.

6. In 1849, gold was discovered in California
In 1849, gold was discovered in California. The area’s population doubled in just a few weeks.

7. Canada’s inner provinces are sometimes called the “prairie provinces” because of all of the flat plains and the farming that occurs there.

8. 44°N, 130°W

9. The Fox Theatre has been host to world famous actors, comedians, poets and bands for nearly a century.

10. Former Lovinggood principal,Mrs Stewart, was forced to leave the New Orleans area after hurricane Katrina damaged that city.

11. Ancient American Indian tribes followed vast Buffalo herds in order to survive.

12. Mexico City is located in a bowl-shaped valley in central Mexico
Mexico City is located in a bowl-shaped valley in central Mexico. Due to this, as well as the large numbers of cars, trucks and factories, Mexico City has one of the worst air pollution problems in the world.

13. Many South American Jungle plants have been used to cure diseases.

14. Alcatraz Prison, an island close to San Francisco, is a popular tourist stop and has been the setting for many major motion pictures.

15. A government survey reveals that the south side of a large, major city is made up of mostly democratic voters. (Region)

16. Asking how he could get to Tracey’s house, Mitchell is told “across from Johnson’s farm.” (Relative Location)

17. The Great Barrier Reef, off of Australia’s coast is home to many types of ocean creatures that can only be found there.
(Place)

18. Brazil powers 95% of its communities by building dams across rivers to generate electricity. (Interaction)

19. In 1849, gold was discovered in California
In 1849, gold was discovered in California. The area’s population doubled in just a few weeks. (Movement)

20. Canada’s inner provinces are sometimes called the “prairie provinces” because of all of the flat plains and the farming that occurs there. (Region)

21. 44°N, 130°W
(Absolute Location)

22. The Fox Theatre has been host to world famous actors, comedians, poets and bands for nearly a century. (Place)

23. Former Lovinggood principal,Mrs Stewart, was forced to leave the New Orleans area after hurricane Katrina damaged that city. (Movement)

24. Ancient American Indian tribes followed vast Buffalo herds in order to survive.(Interaction)

25. Mexico City is located in a bowl- shaped valley in central Mexico
Mexico City is located in a bowl- shaped valley in central Mexico. Due to this, as well as the large numbers of cars, trucks and factories, Mexico City has one of the worst air pollution problems in the world. (Place)

26. Many South American Jungle plants have been used to cure diseases
Many South American Jungle plants have been used to cure diseases. (Interaction)

27. Alcatraz Prison, an island close to San Francisco, is a popular tourist stop and has been the setting for many major motion pictures. (Place)