Y7 - Introduction to Geography
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geography |
The study of the earth’s landscapes, peoples, places and environments.
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physical |
The study of the natural processes that shape the surface of the Earth.
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human |
The study of the natural processes that shape the surface of the Earth.
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country |
A defined area including cities and towns within a border.
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Continent |
A collection of countries.
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hemisphere |
Either the north or southern half of the world.
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equator |
The imaginary line that splits the world in half.
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ocean |
A large body of water.
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compass |
Used by geographers to describe where something is located.
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global |
When something affects lots of different countries.
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national |
When something affects a whole country.
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local |
When something affects the surrounding area.
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borough |
The local area you live in such as Hackney.
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foreground |
At the front of the picture.
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background |
At the back of the picture.
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