the command in Genesis 1 to be fruitful and multiply, subdue the earth and have dominion over it

the meaning of the symbols on a map located in the corner

a theme of culture that develops around rules, design, and structure; this provides a means of spreading culture across multiple generations

a type of projection when the map is rolled into the shape of cylinder

this theme of culture maybe defined as the human response to God and His revelation; closely related to the Creation Mandate

a type of map projection that uses a flat plane instead of a cylinder and most accurate in the center but becomes increasingly distorted near the edges

the distance east or west of the prime meridian measured in degrees

any method used to show the earth's round surface on a flat map

where most modern maps come from; stands for geographic information system technology

the imaginary line that divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres

two tools of geography

two types of geography

Which theme of geography is defined by formal boundaries or functions?