Which of the following is an example of Relative Location

Imaginary lines that run north and south; Labeled E and W

Most important line of latitude; divides the earth into northern and southern hemispheres

Most important line of longitude; divides the earth into eastern and western hemispheres

Farthest point north on the globe; located at 90 degree N Latitude

Area directly west of the Prime Meridian; includes continents; North and South America

Farthest point south on the globe; located at 90 degrees S Latitude

Area directly east of the Prime Meridian; includes continents: Asia, Africa, Europe, etc.

An area that has the same landforms throughout: mountains, hills, plains, etc

An area in which people share the same ways of life

One of the five major circles of latitude; located near the northernmost part of the globe.

One of the five major circles of latitude; located near the southernmost part of the globe.

The kind of weather a place has over a long period of time

Area in which many features are similar

The way people of an area use resources to meet their needs

The number of people who live in an area