Geography midterm study guide 2016
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This study guide covers three parts of a geography midterm. Part one introduces fundamental geographic concepts like latitude, longitude, and themes of geography. Part two focuses on using maps to identify locations based on their latitude and longitude. Part three defines key geographic terms regarding physical geography, human geography, and Earth's relationship with the sun that impact seasons.
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