5 Themes Assignment

Part A: 

Movement- This picture shows movement because trains throughout our history have transported food and other supplies across countries and have brought countries together by taking people from one side to the other.

Location- The Eiffel Tower is shown in this picture, its absolute location is 48.8582 N and 2.2945 E. The relative location is that it is located on the Champ de Mars in Paris and near a river.

Place- In this picture is an iceberg, there would be icebergs no matter what making it a physical place, but with humans causing pollution and global warming they're melting and disappearing. 

Part B: New Zealand

         Location:

                  Absolute- Wellington, New Zealand's capital is at 41.2889 S and 174.7772 E.

                  Relative- Wellington is located in the South Pacific Ocean, Southeast of Australia and is surrounded by the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean.
         Place:

                  Human- The Sky Tower, Schools and other buildings/homes.

                  Physical- The many lakes, Mount Tarawera and Fox Glacier.

         Movement- Planes, cars and trains to transport goods and people in New Zealand. Computers and phones to help people communicate. Boats and water all around the country and its many islands also transport goods and people around the country.

         Region- New Zealand is located in Oceania and has 16 regions in the country Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawke's Bay, Taranaki, Manawatu-Wanganui, Wellington, Tasman, Nelson, Marlborough, West Coast, Canterbury, Otago and Southland.

         Human and Environment Interaction:

                   Modify- They've had to modify lots of the cooling/heating devices in homes and buildings since the climate can get really warm, but also get cold fronts at times.

                   Adapt- People have adapted to the lush jungle islands and warm climates by living close to water and dressing warmer most of the time.

                   Depend- They depend on the tons of water resources throughout and around the islands and on all the animals and plants on the islands and in the water for food and the water for transportation from island to island.