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1 Copyright by The McGraw-Hill DATE CLASS Studying Geography, Economics, and CitizenshipGuided ReadingLesson 1 Studying GeographyDisplaying the Earth's SurfaceLabeling Label the model globes below with the correct geographic Hemisphere 3. Hemisphere 2. Hemisphere 4. Hemisphere 5. Describing What two lines divide Earth into its four hemispheres?ESSENTIAL QUESTIONHow does geography influence the way people live?ne tw rksCopyright by The McGraw-Hill DATE CLASS Studying Geography, Economics, and CitizenshipGuided Reading Label the model globe below with the correct geographic o 6.
2 7. 8. 9. 10. Making Generalizations How do lines of latitude and longitude help you locate places on Earth's surface with greater accuracy? 11. Analyzing Why are maps less accurate at showing Earth's surface than globes?ne tw rksCopyright by The McGraw-Hill DATE CLASS Studying Geography, Economics, and CitizenshipGuided Reading Themes and Six Essential Elements of GeographySummarizing Apply the Elements of Geography to your local community. In the table below, describe the topics studied by each Element of Geography.
3 Then give one example of each topic that a geographer would study or use to learn about your local community. Element of GeographyWhat Does It Study?Local ExampleThe World in Spatial TermsThe location of places on Earth. 12. Places and Regions 13. 14. Physical Systems 15. 16. Human Systems 17. 18. Environment and Society 19. 20. The Uses of Geography 21. 22. 23. Identifying Which Element of Geography would you use to study the climate of an area and the animals that lived there? 24. Making Connections What geographic tools described in this lesson would help you understand The World in Spatial Terms?
4 Ne tw rksCopyright by The McGraw-Hill DATE CLASS Studying Geography, Economics, and CitizenshipGuided Reading of MapsCategorizing List the standard parts of a map in the box below. Then describe the kind of information shown on each type of map in the other boxes. 27. Political 26. Physical 28. Special-Purpose 25. Parts of a MapTypes of Maps 29. Identifying What part of a map helps you measure distance from one point to another? 30. Making Inferences What information might appear on both a physical and a political map?ne tw rksCopyright by The McGraw-Hill DATE CLASS Studying Geography, Economics, and CitizenshipGuided Reading Charts, Graphs, and DiagramsCategorizing Describe each type of visual aid in the appropriate box below.
5 32. Diagrams 35. Pie Graphs 31. Charts 33. Bar Graphs 34. Line GraphsTypes of InfographicsGraphs 36. Explaining What type of infographic is a cutaway drawing of a building? 37. Drawing Conclusions What type of graph would you choose to compare the populations of two cities in 2010? Why?ne tw rksCopyright by The McGraw-Hill DATE CLASS Studying Geography, Economics, and CitizenshipGuided Reading and CultureDescribing In the arrow on the left, describe what migration is. In the box on the right, describe the types of changes that migration can cause. 39. Changes Caused 38. Migration 40. Drawing Conclusions Why is migration important?ne tw rks
