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A Segment From: Geography Basics: Globes, Maps, and Graphs

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20:00 Geography Basics: Globes, Maps, and Graphs

1. 0:44 Maps are Tools Used by Scientists to Observe the World

2. 9:06 Globes

A. 1:44 Scale

B. 1:13 Cardinal Directions

C. 3:30 Parallels of Latitude

D. 1:48 Lines of Longitude

E. 0:51 Using Latitude and Longitude to Find Locations

3. 7:27 Maps

A. 0:42 Many Uses of Maps

B. 2:13 Projection and Other Methods for Making Maps

C. 0:41 Graphic/Physical Relief Maps

D. 0:55 Map Legends

E. 0:31 Political Maps

F. 0:34 Lines of Latitude and Longitude

G. 1:27 Using Maps on the Internet

4. 7:32 Graphs, Charts, and Tables

A. 1:13 Reading Graphs

B. 1:30 Vertical Bar Graphs

C. 1:20 Horizontal Bar Graphs

D. 1:50 Line Graphs

E. 0:53 Circular Graphs/Pie Charts

F. 0:46 Pictographs

5. 0:54 Globes, Maps, and Graphs: A Review

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Citation (MLA)

Geography Basics: Globes, Maps, and Graphs. . 2001. Cosmeo. 18 August 2017

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Geography Basics: Globes, Maps, and Graphs. (2001). Retrieved August 18, 2017, from Cosmeo: http://www.cosmeo.com/

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. "Geography Basics: Globes, Maps, and Graphs."
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The Earth is an enormously complex, constantly changing planet. Because of its complexity, we use visual devices to simplify and keep track of its changes. Students see how globes, maps and graphs portray geographic information. Curriculum Explorer