The geography of the west: A rich history
Magnus K
Page of contents
Page 1- cover
Page 2- contents
Page 3- What is geography
Page 4- comic life
Page 5- comic life
Page 6- comic life
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Page 8 to 9- Last spike
Page 10 to 11- Golden sky bridge
Page 12 to 13- Cave and basin
Page 2- contents
Page 3- What is geography
Page 4- comic life
Page 5- comic life
Page 6- comic life
Page 7-
Page 8 to 9- Last spike
Page 10 to 11- Golden sky bridge
Page 12 to 13- Cave and basin
Page 14 to 15- Banff gondola
Page 16 to 17- Sundre muesuem
Page 18 to 19- The badlands
Page 20 to 21- Buffalo jump
Page 22 to 23- Pipe mountain coaster
Page 24 to 29- videos along the way
Page 30- About me
Answer to the Driving question
The geography of the west has shaped us by allowing us to have a thriving economy with multiple industries that have helped us settle and develop.
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Geography is the study of the physical features of the earth and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries.Loading...
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This photo represents movement because the gondola gets you up the mountain
This photo represents human environment interaction because humans are digging into the mountain to build a road
This photo represents location because we are in Alberta.
This photo represents place because it is a place
This photo represents regions because its a border all the provinces of canada
Alter creating the comic, we went on a field study to
explore the 5 themes and to answer the driving questions.
As a keystone, I had to take photos at different landmarks
that shows the 5 themes of themes of geography and
answers the driving question.
explore the 5 themes and to answer the driving questions.
As a keystone, I had to take photos at different landmarks
that shows the 5 themes of themes of geography and
answers the driving question.
Last spike
Reflection 1: Last Spike Photo
I believe that this is movement of people and information because people were using the train to get to new places to explore. I also think its human environment interaction Because humans built the train tracks into the land.
The train tracks bring in tourists and explorers which would bring money and new trading possibilities so thats a political change.
My geographical connection to the train tracks is movement of information because I move information every day by text and call.