I’m working on a geographic information discussion question and need an explanation to help me learn.

Read this assignment and find three peer-reviewed articles that are related to these questions:

Assignment: For this CLA, you will need to follow the steps outlined below to complete the map. Each

element to the map is a part of the overall grade. For this activity, you may need to

reference maps in your textbook, atlas, or the Internet.

1. Save THIS MAP and decide whether you will be completing this activity digitally

with paint software, or if you are going to print and color in your map. If you

choose the latter, you will need to scan and upload it when you are done.

2. Draw a compass rose just south of your name.

3. In the southwest corner of your paper, draw a box to serve as your key. Be sure to

label this area.

4. Label the Oceans: Atlantic, Arctic, Indian, Pacific, and Southern.

5. Label the Continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America,

and South America.

6. Find each of the following lines of latitude: the Equator, Tropic of Cancer, and

Tropic of Capricorn. Trace over each of these lines with a different color. Add these

colors to your key.

7. Find the following line of longitude: the Prime Meridian. Trace over this line with a

different color. Add this color to your key.

8. Using a new color not already on your map, trace over the lines of longitude. Add

this color to your key.

9. Using a new color not already on your map, trace over the lines of latitude. Add

this color to your key.

10. Shade in each continent in a different color.

Upload your map to GAP. Make sure you put your name on it.

for the articles you need to follow these steps:

? In the correct APA format, write the Reference Listing for the article.

? Clearly state what the article is about and its purpose (a summary in your own

words).

? Describe how you will use it in your upcoming assignment.

? Include the article Abstract in your posting (your summary should be original).

? Repeat for a total of three (3) peer-reviewed sources.