Today in Human Geography class we took a look at three different maps. I noticed that maps A and b had topography which means the have texture to them. Also that they all had a scale and a key. All three maps were different in a way. The states in Map A were all different colors to show the borders. Map C seemed very stretched out and looked kinda funny.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Today in Human Geography we took a 50 point quiz on the Demographic Transition. The test itself felt easy but some of the questions I was a little unsure about. I am starting to study for midterms and I think I am going to do pretty well on them because I studied a lot over the weekend. Tonight I am going to pick which essay topic to do.
Read more

Alexander the Great

Alexander the Great Alexander the Great was known as the king of the ancient greek kingdom and Macedon and a member of the Argead dynasty. Alexander was born in Pella in 356 BC and succeeded his father Phillip II ti the throne at the age of twenty. Alexander was born on July 356 and died on June 323. In his lifetime he had three spouses. One of his famous quotes was "There is nothing impossible to him who will try." This is a little about Alexander the Great.
Read more