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Social Studies
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GollyGforce - Living My Worst Nightmare
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Geographers study small places like communities and big places like states and countries.
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Bob Jagendorf
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The absolute location of a place is the exact location of the place. Your address is the absolute location of your house.
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Onasill
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The relative location of a place means where the place is in relation to other places.
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Knight Foundation
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Natural or Physical characteristics include landforms, bodies of water, vegetation, and climate
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RTD Photography
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Important landforms of Michigan include peninsulas, islands, mountain ranges, and sand dunes.
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sethoscope
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Forests and orchards are important types of vegetation in Michigan. Michigan's climate has 4 seasons and influenced by Great Lakes.
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Martin LaBar
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Human characteristics are often connected to natural or physical characteristics. For example, people often build bridges across rivers and cities next to rivers.
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Andrew Senay
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Important natural resources of Michigan include trees, fertile soil, The Great Lakes, and other bodies of water and minerals.
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ecstaticist
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It is important for people to use natural resources wisely.
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Billy Wilson Photography
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People modified the environment of Michigan by polluting the Great Lakes and rivers.
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Mobilus In Mobili
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The Great Lakes are very important in moving goods within, to and out of Michigan.
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James Marvin Phelps
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Sometimes things mov into an area that people don't want like zebra mussles.
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surrealis_uk
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Michigan belongs to the U.S regions as the Midwest Region and the Great Lakes Region.
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kevin dooley
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