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2011 GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ACADEMIC BOWL PRELIMINARY MATCH SAMPLE ROUND 1

2011 GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ACADEMIC BOWL PRELIMINARY MATCH SAMPLE ROUND 1. 1 HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT.

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Introduction to Human Geography

Introduction to Human Geography. Chapter 1. Key Question:. Why do Geographers use Maps, and What do Maps Tell Us? . Map Appendix A Notes. Maps and their functions Map Scale Map Projections The Grid system Symbols on Maps. What are Maps and what are their functions.

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Air Operations Branch Director Course

U.S. AIR FORCE AUXILIARY. Air Operations Branch Director Course. Navigation Fundamentals & Understanding GPS for Sortie Planning. Goals for understanding. Prepare mission staff to be able to plan and brief missions that can be executed efficiently and conveniently with our equipment

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Chapter 1 (Rubenstein 11 th ed.)

Chapter 1 (Rubenstein 11 th ed.). Basic Concepts of Geography. Key Issue 1. A map of the US based on movie titles & state location. How Do Geographers Describe Where Things Are? . Maps. Geography = Greek word Geo = earth; graphy = to write

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WELCOME T-220 OCONUS TRAVEL

WELCOME T-220 OCONUS TRAVEL. DTS T-220 CLASS OVERVIEW. Topic: OCONUS Travel Target Audience: Travelers, NDEAs, Travel Clerks Time: 60 minutes Pre-Requisites: T-101 Document Processing-Auth T-102 Document Processing-Voucher OR

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Mapping our World- Chapter two

Mapping our World- Chapter two. Latitude and Longitude. A. The science of mapmaking is called cartography. 1. Cartographers use an imaginary grid of parallel lines and vertical lines to locate points on Earth exactly.

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TOPIC 1: BRIEF REVIEW OF GEOGRAPHY

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Unnderstanding Longitude & Latitude

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Chapter 5

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Class 3a: The Round Earth, or Map Projections and Climate Basics

Class 3a: The Round Earth, or Map Projections and Climate Basics. How hot is it?. What determines temperature? Insolation ( in coming so lar radi ation ) Cloud cover Altitude Water vapor in the air Land or water Air movement (wind). Insolation.

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The Round Earth, or Map Projections and Climate Basics

The Round Earth, or Map Projections and Climate Basics. How hot is it?. What determines temperature? Insolation ( in coming so lar radi ation ) Cloud cover Altitude Water vapor in the air Land or water Air movement (wind). Insolation.

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Lines of Latitude and Longitude

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Country Outlines

Country Outlines. Instructions. Use the outline maps and the four clues to work out which country it is.

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TIME

TIME. Solar time and Sidereal (Star) Time. Lines of Longitude. Separated by 15 degrees (time zones) 24 x 15 degrees = 360 degrees. Latitude. Latitude of equator = 0 Latitude of poles = + 90 and -90. Latitude and Longitude. Prime meridian Greenwich England Two number define a point.

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The 5 themes of Geography/ Lat -Long lines

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Chapter 2 - Maps

Chapter 2 - Maps. Latitude . The earth is divided by east-west running lines of latitude. The zero degree line of latitude is the _________. There are 90 degrees of north latitude and 90 degrees of south latitude. The latitude of Fishersville, Virginia is ___ o N. equator. 38. Longitude.

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Tourism Geography?

Tourism Geography?. Geography in general terms: characteristics of landforms, and relationship to economic and cultural activities of residents Tourism geography: adding a new dimension of travel and tourism Emphasis on relationship of physical landforms to the needs of travelers

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Chapter One RUBENSTEIN

Chapter One RUBENSTEIN. The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of suitable land for agriculture. Agricultural density. The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of suitable land for agriculture. The total number of people divided by the total land area.

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