interpreting visuals and graphs
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Class Goals Identify the U.S. and Canada’s main geographic features. Explore varied landforms in relation to American and Canadian lifestyles. Chart characteristics of the landforms in United States and Canada. Interpreting Visuals and Graphs. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
INTERPRETING VISUALS AND GRAPHS
Answer these questions using the information provided on Page 102-103
Page 102 Patters of Physical Geography1. Compare the worlds longest river, the Nile, to the Mississippi. How much
difference is there in the lengths of the two rivers?2. How does Canada's land mass compare to the United States?3. Compare the landmass and population of the United States to those of
Canada. What statement can be made about the two countries?Page 103 U.S. and Canada Physical4. What are the highest mountains in the United States?5. Where are most of the area that are below sea level, Inland or on the coast?6. Which lake does the St. Lawrence River connect to the Atlantic ocean?
Class Goals1. Identify the U.S. and Canada’s
main geographic features.2. Explore varied landforms in
relation to American and Canadian lifestyles.
3. Chart characteristics of the landforms in United States and Canada.
Read Chapter 4 Section 1Chart characteristics of the landforms & Resources in United States and Canada.
Appalachian
Mountains
Great Plains
Canadian Shield
Rocky Mountains
The Islands Oceans & waterways
Minerals & Fossil Fuels
MAIN
IDEAS
Landforms & Resources