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CHAPTER 1 VOCABULARY. DAY 1. geography trend climate environment populated desalination hydrologist. GEOGRAPHY. The study of the earth, its physical features, and its people. TREND. A general movement toward change over the course of time.
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DAY 1 geography trend climate environment populated desalination hydrologist
GEOGRAPHY The study of the earth, its physical features, and its people
TREND A general movement toward change over the course of time In the early 1900’s a trend began of rural people moving from the farm to the city to find work.
CLIMATE the expected weather conditions over the course of time WARM & WINDY SUNNY & HOT COLD & SNOWY
ENVIRONMENT the external surroundings and conditions in which something exists DESERT CITY COUNTRY SEACOAST MOUNTAINS
POPULATED having inhabitants
Desalination • To remove SALT from water so we can drink it!
hydrologist • A person who studies water
GAMES • “Talk a mile a minute”
Geography • Trend • Climate • Environment • Populated
Desalination • Hydrologist • Drought • Census
Precipitation • Reservoir • Urban • Rural • Coastal Plains
Desalination • Hydrologist • Geographer • NAFTA • Increasing
Census • Every 10 years • 1850 • Transportation • Reservoir
DAY 2 drought census precipitation reservoir urban rural
DROUGHT a long period of dryness
CENSUS a periodic count of the population 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6, 7, 8 9, 10, 11, 12 13, 14, 15, 16
PRECIPITATION Moisture that falls from the sky in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail
RESERVOIR An artificial lake where water is collected for use
URBAN of or related to the city
RURAL of or related to the country
DAY 3 landforms relative location absolute location migrate regions
LANDFORMS features of the earth’s surface, such as hills, valleys, rivers, and plains
RELATIVE LOCATION The position of a place in comparison to another place McDonalds is next to the tall office building.
ABSOLUTE LOCATION the exact position of a place on earth Dallas, Texas is located at: Latitude: 32.77 Longitude: 96.80
MIGRATE To move from one place to another
REGIONS geographical areas characterized by shared features
VOCABULARY SENTENCES • B. L. Gray Jr. High is near the Mexican border. This is an example of _______ location. • The state of Texas can be divided into four geographic __________. • Far West Texas is a less __________ area than the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex. • A future ________ in the state of Texas may be more people working from home.
VOCABULARY SENTENCES • The warm mild winter _____________ in the Rio Grande Valley attracts Winter Texans to our area. • We adapt to our hot _________________ by building air conditioned homes and backyard pools. • In our study of Texas, we will study its __________, learning about the land and the people who live on it.
VOCABULARY SENTENCES 8. One rare form of ________________ in the Valley is snow. 9. Farmers have trouble producing crops during periods of ________________. 10. Examples of Texas ______________are mountains, hills, deserts, and rivers. 11. Many people ________ from Mexico to live in Texas. 12. The U. S. takes a _________every ten years.
VOCABULARY QUIZNUMBER YOUR PAPER FROM 1 TO 8. • census A. expected weather • drought B. our surroundings • environment C. period w/o rain • climate D. a man-made lake • regions E. population count • absolute location F. exact location on earth • relative location G. geographical areas • reservoir H. location in comparison to another place