The document provides information about various types of maps, including physical maps, political maps, and thematic maps. It explains features commonly found on maps like legends, scales, and compass roses. Specific examples of thematic maps are provided, such as population density maps, climate maps, and agriculture maps. Map projections and major global landforms and bodies of water are also defined.

1. Standard 1.2. Identify various general (physical, political ) and special use ( population, natural resources, climate ) maps for an awareness of the uniqueness of maps and their uses; use maps for their intended purposes.

9. Raised Relief Physical Map

18. US Population Density

19. US Climate Map

20. US Agriculture Map

23. Mercator Projection

24. Polar Projection

25. Robinson Projection

26. QUIZ TIME!!! IDENTIFY THE MAPS THAT FOLLOW BY WRITING: POLITICAL PHYSICAL or THEMATIC

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37. Standard 1.3. Interpret, organize and illustrate charts/graphs ( line, bar, circle ) to visually represent various types of data and information.

38. Line Graph J F M A M J J A S O 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Average Temperature of My Heart Month of the Year Degrees Fahrenheit

39. Bar Graph Students Who Hate History

40. Pie Chart

41. Standard 1.4. Locate and identify major landforms and geographic features of the world, including continents, major bodies of water, deserts and mountains

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45. North America

49. Landforms