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TERM 1 MINDMAP (WEEK 2 (LONGATUDE+LATITUDE+THE EQUATOR (LATATUDE (AN…

- - - - AN INVISABLE LINE THAT LAYS HORAZONTALY ACROSS THE EARTH
    - - AN INVISABLE LIN ETHAT SEPERATES THE NORTH AND SOUTH SIDES OF EARTH
    - - AN INVISABLE LINE THAT SITS VERTICALLY ACROSS THE EARTH
  - - - A SCALE SHOWS WHAT YOUR MEASURING IN A BASIC FORMATION MAKING IT EASIER TO READ
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  - - - A SIX FIGURE GRID REFERENCE CONTAINS 6 NUMBERS WHICH GIVES US AN EVEN BETTER PRECISE LOCATION INSIDE THE BOX GIVEN BY THE 4-FIGURE NUMBERS
    - - AFTER WRITING THREE DIGITS OF EASTING, WRITE TWO DIGITS OF THE LAST NORTHINGS AND THEN FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE LAST NORTHING. THEN MEASURE THE DISTANCE TO THE OBJECT WITH A SCALE IN MM"S.
  - - - DIRECTION IS DEFINED AS A PATH THAT SOMEONE TAKES,THE PATH THAT MUST BE TAKEN TO REACH A SPECIFIC PLACE. THE WAY IN WHICH SOMETHING IS STARTING TO DEVELOP OR THE WAY YOU ARE FACING.
    - - WE USE DIRECTIONS TO FIND OUR WAY TO PLACES. WE NEED IT BECAUSE WITHOUT IT WE WOULD GET EASILY LOST.
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        GEOGRAPHERS USE SCALE TO MEASURE HOW BIG OR SMALL AN AREA IS.
      - EXAMPLE
        
        RISING SEA LEVELS MEASURED ON A GLOBAL LEVEL
    - - PLACE
        
        DEFINITION
        
        PART OF THE EARTHS SURFACE GIVEN MEANING BY PEOPLE. CAN BE BIG OR SMALL,NATURAL OR MAN-MADE
        
        EXAMPLE
        
        LIBUARY
    - - DEFINITION
        
        THE WAY THINGS ARE ARRANGED ON EARTHS SURFACE
      - EXAMPLE
        
        HOUSES
    - - DEFINITION
        
        LIVING AND NON-LIVING COMPONENTS AND ELEMENTS AND HOW THEYRE ORGANISED INTO A SYSTEM
      - EXAMPLE
        
        RAINFOREST
    - - DEINITION
        
        EVERY LIVING AND NON-LIVING THING IS CONNECTED. PEOPLE USE IT TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE LINKS BETWEEN PEOPLE AND PLACES
      - EXAMPLE
        
        PEOPLES CHOICES AND ACTIONS
    - - DEFINITION
        
        EARTH IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING. THIS HELPS US TO UNDERSTAND HOW THINGS WORK.CCAN BE NATURAL OR MAN MADE.
      - EXAMPLE
    - - DEFINITION
        
        ONGOING CAPABILITY OF EARTH TO MAINTAIN LIFE.HOW WE USE RESOURCES
      - EXAMPLE
        
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  - - - DEFINITION
        
        GEOGRAPHY IS THE STUDY OF THE WORLD AROUND US. STUDYING GEOGRAPHYHELPS US UNDERSTAND HOW THE CITIES WORK. THIS INCLUDES NATURAL PROCCESSES SUCH AS VOLCANOS AND EARTHQUAKES O HUMAN MADE SUCH AS MINING, TOURISM AND BUILDING
    - - WE NEED GEOGRAPHY SO WE CAN LEARN ABOUT THE EARTH AND TRY TO PROTECT IT.