Identify if each of the following is an example of a Push Factor or a Pull Factor.

Check on Learning: Determine if each of the the following is a formal, functional, or perceptual region. Use today's NOTES to help you.

Determine each of the following maps are Physical, Political, or Thematic. (click on the map to enlarge)

Which TWO of the maps below are thematic maps?

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Check on Learning: Use your NOTES to help you.

Identify each of the following as a characteristic of a(n) Autocracy, Democracy, Command Economy, or Market Economy

Why did your group form? What information in your graphs led you to believe you should be grouped together?

Approximately what line of latitude is your city on? Is this similar or different from other cities in your group?

Approximately how far away is the nearest ocean? Is this similar or different from other cities in your group?

What is your city's elevation? Is this similar or different from other cities in your group?

Which of these factors (latitude, elevation, or proximity to the ocean) do you think has the biggest influence on your city's climate and why?

Match the bodies of water with the correct definition.

What type of location did you just use? (your address)

What type of location did you just use? (landmarks)

Describe your home.

Which THREE statements about the Equator are TRUE

What kind of location does a coordinate give?

What comes first when writing coordinates?

Using your desk atlas, (pg.75) what are the approximate coordinates of the state of South Carolina?

What two main questions do geographers try to answer?

Drag Iceland south into Ecuador. Which country is actually bigger?

Enter “Russia,” in the search bar. Drag Russia south to the equator. How does the shape (not the size) of Russia change?

Drag these countries around the map and rank them according to their actual size from largest to smallest.