List each of the five themes of geography and explain how geographers use these themes to organize information about the earth.

I believe it was Samuel Adams:

To clarify what those committees were: The committees of correspondence were shadow governments formed at the beginning of the American Revolution; eventually they superseded the colonial governments.

C- Colonies 
H- Have defined
A- All
R- Rules and regulations
T- Text or on print 
E- Expressing
R- Rights and privileges

Exodus, the word describing a numerous amount of people disseminated throughout a large area or vicinity. This word is technically described as spread or the large scale emigration of a populace from a certain area of location –scattering. Usually this word is anciently described to the Israelites fled from Egypt under Moses and a book in the Bible as most dictionary would also define in addition.  

To notice arising problems and expand upon current ideas and research. Curiosity allows someone to question different ideas which could be experimented upon.

That's the line made up of every point on Earth that's about 23.5 degrees south of
the equator. 

It's the farthest south that the sun can ever be straight up over your head.  That
happens there around December 21 every year ... the first day of Summer in the
southern hemisphere, and the first day of Winter in the northern one.

a line of latitude about 23° N of the equator

That's the line made up of every point on Earth that's about 23.5 degrees north of the equator. 

It's the farthest north that the sun can ever be straight up over your head.  That
happens there around June 21 every year ... the first day of Summer in the northern
hemisphere.

 In order to describe how far east or west a place is, you have to know
where the measurements begins ... so you can say how far it is east
or west OF WHAT.

So around the time when it started to become common to take long
ocean voyages  far east or west of your home port, the major countries
in the world got together and agreed on where all east or west measurements
should start from ...  the place that everyone would call "zero".

THAT's the Prime Meridian.  It's an imaginary line on the Earth's surface
that joins the north and south pole.  That much doesn't tell you where it is
yet.  It could join the north and south pole and pass through Chicago, or
Jerusalem, or the kitchen in your house.  The thing that everyone had to
agree on was where the 'zero' line should pass through.  And the place
they agreed on was:  A groove in a metal plate in the floor of the King's
Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England.  (Pronounced GREN-itch.) 
To this day, that's the line that everybody begins their east or west
measurements from.  The angle on the Earth's surface from that line to
any location is called the east or west 'longitude' of that place.

On its way from the north pole to the south pole, the Prime Meridian
crosses parts of England, France, Spain, Algeria, Mali, Burkina Faso,
Togo, Ghana, and Antarctica.

Chicago is about 42 degrees West of the Prime Meridian, and New York
is about 74 degrees West.  Beijing is about 116 degrees East of it. 

And if you and your best friend stand on the Prime Meridian, and you go
180 degrees East and he goes 180 degrees West, you both meet at the
same place, coming from different directions, because 180 degrees is
half-way around the Earth.

Earth
If has been uninhabited for a while but it can sustain life

North Louisiana was settled by Anglo-Protestants

Acadiana is filled with Cajun French Catholics

D. Models can represent things that are too small to see.  Scientists rely on models to represent concepts and processes in physical science because models can represent things that are too small to see. In fact, they are actually used to give a better perspective of what is occurring on these hidden to the naked eye matters –which may include atoms, cells, and entities unseen and latent. It gives scientists the ideas and structure, restructure, integrate and ponder on new hypothesis on these matters.