Regions

Today in human geo class with Mr. Schick we discussed and took notes regarding the topic of regions. Then we ended up splitting our class into small groups of three in which we would work together to finish an assignment given to us by Mr. Schick. The first thing that he said when we walked into the classroom was "be ready to take notes today!" in my mind at that exact moment I was thinking to myself, "well, crap". So we then took notes on the definition of region and the types of regions that their are in the world. We learned about a wide variety of regions today. After we took notes for a half hour, we spent the other half of the class making a word document that explained how the voting results from previous years refer to the overall decision through the region in which the voters are from.

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