geography Crossword Puzzles
Geography Facts 2024-09-18
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- The Last Country, Alphabetically
- Sudan has the most of these, not Egypt, which is a Common Misconseption
- Frances longest land border is with ___
- The Capital of Thailand
- The Mile High City
- Constantinople Was Once its Capital
- City Where The Olympics were first held
- 90% of the Worlds Population Lives in This Hemisphere
- This Country is Wider than the moon
- People from New Zealand are known as ___
- This Canal Shares a name with this country
- Country Officially given by the UN in 1948
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- Common Name for the Country that holds the most Olympic medals
- The Worlds Oldest Country
- Trevor Noah is From Here
- Switzerland is well known for their cheese and their this
- The City Where WWII Officially Ended
- Messi's Home Country
- The United Kingdom drives on this side of the road
- The Smallest Country in the World
- Rasputin was from here
- Equatorial Guinea is the Only African Country with this as it's official language
22 Clues: The Mile High City • Messi's Home Country • Rasputin was from here • The Capital of Thailand • Trevor Noah is From Here • The Worlds Oldest Country • The Last Country, Alphabetically • The Smallest Country in the World • Constantinople Was Once its Capital • This Country is Wider than the moon • The City Where WWII Officially Ended • Frances longest land border is with ___ • ...
SPELLING & GEOGRAPHY 2025-04-04
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- CITY IN SOUTH OF SPAIN
- SPAIN'S 2ND CITY
- SPAIN & PORTUGAL
- AFRICA ASIA EUROPE
- LARGE COUNTRY BORDERS SPAIN
- CITY ON THE MEDITERRANEAN
- LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN BILBAO
- CITY IN NORTH OF
- THE ROOF OF THE WORLD
- HOLY
- LARGE ROCK
- SEA TO THE EAST OF SPAIN
- OWNED BY THE UK
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- MOUNTAINS WHERE YOU'LL FIND ANDORRA
- CAPITAL OF PORTUGAL
- NORTH AFRICAN COUNTRY CLOSE TO IBERIA
- CHOICE
- SIERRA _____ MOUNTAINS
- SNOW STORM
- LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN SPAIN'S NORTH EAST
- FOREFATHER
- FLOWER ON A TREE
- CHOOSES NOT TO EAT MEAT
- CAPITAL OF SPAIN
- SPOOKY
25 Clues: HOLY • CHOICE • SPOOKY • SNOW STORM • FOREFATHER • LARGE ROCK • OWNED BY THE UK • SPAIN'S 2ND CITY • SPAIN & PORTUGAL • FLOWER ON A TREE • CITY IN NORTH OF • CAPITAL OF SPAIN • AFRICA ASIA EUROPE • CAPITAL OF PORTUGAL • THE ROOF OF THE WORLD • CITY IN SOUTH OF SPAIN • SIERRA _____ MOUNTAINS • CHOOSES NOT TO EAT MEAT • SEA TO THE EAST OF SPAIN • CITY ON THE MEDITERRANEAN • LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN BILBAO • ...
Geography Quiz 2024-10-22
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- (relationship of distance on a map to that in reality)
- What did the UN create to determine the level of development in countries
- is a 2-D or flat scale model of Earth's surface, or a portion of it
- What is GPS most commonly used for?
- shapes of landmasses and local direction maintained while sacrificing accurate size
- Is a substance in the environment that is useful to people, economically & technologically feasible to access & socially acceptable to use
- where something is, in reference to someplace else.
- What do we call restrictions that reduce the spread of ideas or innovations
- What has the UN created to measure the extent of inequality within a country
- The spread of a feature from one place to another in an additive process
- The process by which a feature spread across space from one place to another over time
- A place from which an innovation originates
- A set of processes that are increasing interactions, deepening relationships, & accelerating interdependence across national borders
- collect data with tools while physically distant from the area
- Items that must be addressed by countries like foreign policy, defense, etc.NATIONAL Items that must be addressed by countries like foreign policy, defense, etc.
- to write about/describe people
- The names of a place or that can describe a place
- uses satellites to pinpoint location, direction, velocity thru triangulation
- Shows characteristics of how the place must look like
- Includes three types of features, which are" Cultural Features, Economic Features, & Physical Features
- Shows the advantages of a place based on the site
- What does MMR stand for?
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- The spread of an idea through physical movement of people from one place to another
- Things that affect your community and that can be changed at the community level
- (sometimes “regional” in the US like New England or the Great Lakes, sometimes we refer to the as “state” level in the U.S.) things that can be more effectively addressed thru a smaller unit of govt.
- The scientific method of transferring locations on Earth's surface to a flat map
- refers to information about subjective characteristics (softness, beauty, feelings); info that can't actually be measured
- Is the use of Earth's resources in ways that ensure their availability in the future
- The geographic study of human-environment relationships
- Using latitude and longitude(coordinates)
- Large Area, Less Details
- Small Area, More Details
- What do MDCs stand for?
- What does AFR stand for?
- Even though the environment affects development, it does not determine it
- What do LDCs stand for?
- The analysis of data about Earth acquired through satellite & other electronic technologies(abbreviation)
- In this case “regional” means global regions (from our mapping activity) or a grouping of multiple countries
- relative sizes of landmasses are maintained, but shape is often grossly distorted
- Captures, stores, queries & displays geographic data, & also produces the most accurate maps(abbreviation)
- permits storage/analysis of data in layers
- Is the process where an area is way more developed
- Is the process of improving the conditions of people through diffusion of knowledge & technology
- What theory did Immanuel Wallerstein propose
- Items of concern that only one country or a small group of countries COULDN’T solve without worldwide cooperation
- Is the process where an area is way less developed
- The arrangement of objects in space
- refers to data that can be measured and written down with numbers
- to write about or describe the Earth
- Map projections create something inaccurate
50 Clues: What do MDCs stand for? • What do LDCs stand for? • Large Area, Less Details • Small Area, More Details • What does AFR stand for? • What does MMR stand for? • to write about/describe people • What is GPS most commonly used for? • The arrangement of objects in space • to write about or describe the Earth • Using latitude and longitude(coordinates) • ...
Human geography 2024-10-25
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- enterprise-individuals and businesses own the factors of production, government has very little role in the economy.
- democracy-citizens participate in the decision making process
- a type of command economy where the government owns all the factors of production. There is no private ownership of property or resources and little or no political freedom.
- diffusion-the spread of culture traits from one region to another
- group-a group of people who share a common culture or heritage
- democracy-citizens elect others to make decisions on their behalf
- economy-an economic system based on free trade and competition
- a single person, or small group, holds absolute power
- factors-things that encourage people to migrate to a place
- the process of moving from one place to another place
- factors-things that encourage people to migrate from a place
- monarchy-a monarch's right to rule is limited by law
- power is concentrated in the hands of a small group of people
- and their surroundings; areas that are heavily populated and developed
- economy-an economic system in which the central government makes all economic decisions
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- economy-an economy in which production is based on customs and tradition and in which people often grow their own food, make their own goods, and use barter to trade
- nation-a government with complete authority over a geographic region
- monarchy-absolute power to rule is inherited through family
- economy-an economy that is a combination of command, market, and traditional economies
- border-borders that follow natural features
- the set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in common
- the government controls some of the basic factors of production, but free enterprise and private ownership exists
- an area immediately outside of a city, often a smaller residential community
- a government organized by religious principles and authorities.
- border-borders determined by people that do not follow natural features
- found outside of cities; less densely populated, with primarily agricultural economies
26 Clues: border-borders that follow natural features • monarchy-a monarch's right to rule is limited by law • a single person, or small group, holds absolute power • the process of moving from one place to another place • factors-things that encourage people to migrate to a place • monarchy-absolute power to rule is inherited through family • ...
Human geography 2024-10-25
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- a government organized by religious principles and authorities.
- things that encourage people to migrate to a place
- borders that follow natural features
- an economy that is a combination of command, market, and traditional economies
- the process of moving from one place to another place
- a group of people who share a common culture or heritage
- individuals and businesses own the factors of production, government has very little role in the economy.
- absolute power to rule is inherited through family
- power is concentrated in the hands of a small group of people
- an economic system in which the central government makes all economic decisions
- a single person, or small group, holds absolute power
- a type of command economy where the government owns all the factors of production. There is no private ownership of property or resources and little or no political freedom.
- and their surroundings; areas that are heavily populated and developed
- borders determined by people that do not follow natural features
- the set of beliefs, values, and practices that a group of people have in common
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- citizens elect others to make decisions on their behalf
- citizens participate in the decision making process
- an economy in which production is based on customs and tradition and in which people often grow their own food, make their own goods, and use barter to trade
- a monarch's right to rule is limited by law
- the government controls some of the basic factors of production, but free enterprise and private ownership exists
- found outside of cities; less densely populated, with primarily agricultural economies
- the spread of culture traits from one region to another
- things that encourage people to migrate from a place
- a government with complete authority over a geographic region
- an economic system based on free trade and competition
- an area immediately outside of a city, often a smaller residential community
26 Clues: borders that follow natural features • a monarch's right to rule is limited by law • things that encourage people to migrate to a place • absolute power to rule is inherited through family • citizens participate in the decision making process • things that encourage people to migrate from a place • a single person, or small group, holds absolute power • ...
Geography Thing 2024-10-04
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- Desert Spanning through Arizona to Mexico
- E in PEGS
- Mountains Stretching through the United States to Canada
- Brazil festival held before lent
- Festival held in Peru
- P in PEGS
- Government structure in South America
- Highest peak in the US
- Celebrated on the 4th of July
- Desert stretched from US to Mexico
- S in PEGS
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- Mountains in eastern US
- Biggst rainforest in the world
- Flat region that is similiar to the grand canyon
- US Biggest Trade Partner
- Most spoken language in South America
- Longest River in USA
- Located in Califforna, known for extreme temperature's
- hearty stew originating from brazil
- G in PEGS
20 Clues: E in PEGS • P in PEGS • G in PEGS • S in PEGS • Longest River in USA • Festival held in Peru • Highest peak in the US • Mountains in eastern US • US Biggest Trade Partner • Celebrated on the 4th of July • Biggst rainforest in the world • Brazil festival held before lent • Desert stretched from US to Mexico • hearty stew originating from brazil • Most spoken language in South America • ...
Natural Geography 2025-04-28
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- Highest Mountain Range
- Mountain Range In South America
- The Invisible Belt Around The Earth
- Egyptian River
- Ocean On The American East Coast
- Glacier Island Country Between Greenland and Norway
- Biggest Island In The Indian Ocean
- Continent Of The South Pole
- Continent Including Canada
- Volcanic Island Chain And Popular Tourist Destination
- Largest Ocean
- Largest Desert in Africa
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- Most Populated Island Of Indonesia
- Continent Including Brazil
- Highest Mountain In The World
- Largest Island Overall
- Continent Including Egypt
- Continent Including New Zealand And Australia
- Continent North Of The Mediterranean
- Driest Desert
- Santa's House
- Desert In Mongolia
- Mountain Range In Switzerland
- Most Populated Continent
- Largest Rainforest And Name Of A River
25 Clues: Driest Desert • Santa's House • Largest Ocean • Egyptian River • Desert In Mongolia • Highest Mountain Range • Largest Island Overall • Most Populated Continent • Largest Desert in Africa • Continent Including Egypt • Continent Including Brazil • Continent Including Canada • Continent Of The South Pole • Highest Mountain In The World • Mountain Range In Switzerland • ...
Geography crossword 2025-05-01
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- a mass of land that holds and contains lava, through which distress in the Earth releases ash and lava
- molten rock that is held inside volcanos or volcanic vents
- features of the land, ranging from mountains, hills, valleys, and depressions
- The hypothetical landmass in which now contains present day asia and Europe
- the fault in which the plates collided, the main cause of Earthquakes in the area
- the layer between the inner core and mantle
- The hypothetical landmass that consisted of present day arabia, Africa, India, and most southeastern countries
- currents of energy released by plates when tension builds up, causing waves of energy to be released
- a flow of debris or other pyroclastic material
- The movement of plates below the Earth which causes the land to shift
- the degrading of something
- the inner most layer of the earth
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- where the tectonic plates end
- rages or waves of ash, pumcie, rocks, and mud that slides down the side of a volcano
- the originator of continental drift hypothesis
- The outermost layer of the earth
- the layer directly between the Earth
- When plates meet and grind against each other, building tension as they let out the energy, causing the earthquakes
- the hypothetical landmass in which one large continent existed, form around 200-300 million years ago
- the land in which we live, seven major continents.
- a line or valley of volcanos deep under the ocean, stretching around the Earth
- plates under the earth which move and shift
- temporarily at rest
- the deformation or degrading of rocks, usually caused by water, wind, or waves
24 Clues: temporarily at rest • the degrading of something • where the tectonic plates end • The outermost layer of the earth • the inner most layer of the earth • the layer directly between the Earth • the layer between the inner core and mantle • plates under the earth which move and shift • the originator of continental drift hypothesis • ...
Trivia - Geography 2025-05-05
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- Strait Between Alaska and Russia
- Country of Machu Picchu
- Mountains separating Europe and Asia
- Ancient Roman amphitheatre
- Leaning tower city
- Most populous EU country
- Statue in Rio
- Continent with most countries
- Statue in New York Harbor
- Andreas California fault line
- America Continent of the Amazon
- Waterfalls on Canada–U.S. border
- Capital of the UK
- Longest river
- Second-largest country by area
- Largest continent
- Home of Great Barrier Reef
- U.S. monument with presidents
- Shrinking Central Asian sea
- Country sharing Mount Everest with China
- Country on two continents
- Sophia Famous mosque in Istanbul
- Capital of Japan
- Ocean East of Africa
- Largest desert (by area)
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- Prehistoric site in England
- Delhi Capital of India
- Southern Africa plateau
- Capital of Russia
- City of Eiffel Tower
- Largest lake in Africa
- Island Moai statue location
- Largest island
- Flattest continent
- Sea between Europe and Africa
- City Capital of Mexico
- Number of countries Danube flows through
- River through Paris
- Capital of South Korea
- U.S. state closest to Russia
- Capital of Brazil
- Capital of Australia
- Island east of Madagascar
- Capital of Germany
- Ancient city in Jordan
- Wall Historic wall in China
- Deepest ocean trench
- Country with most time zones
- Capital of Egypt
- City of the Taj Mahal
50 Clues: Statue in Rio • Longest river • Largest island • Capital of Japan • Capital of Egypt • Capital of Russia • Capital of Brazil • Capital of the UK • Largest continent • Flattest continent • Leaning tower city • Capital of Germany • River through Paris • City of Eiffel Tower • Capital of Australia • Deepest ocean trench • Ocean East of Africa • City of the Taj Mahal • Delhi Capital of India • ...
Geography Crossword 2025-03-03
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- Where is the Mariana Trench located?
- What continent is USA located in?What co
- What is the tallest mountain in Sri Lanka
- What is China's most famous wall?
- What are the coordinates of the Sigiriya Rock Fortress?
- True or False? Is the Yangtze river 6500 km long
- What is the population density of India?
- What tsunami killed 227,898 people in 2004?
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- What are the capitals of Sri Lanka?
- What is the largest lake in China
- What was the first flag associated with China?
- Where were fortune cookies first made?
- What is the first name of Sri Lanka's Prim Minister?
- What hemisphere is India located in?
- How many people live in the Vatican City
- What is the tallest mountain in China?
- What is the average temperature in India?
- What is the circumference of the world minus the combined length of the Great wall of China and the depth of the Mariana Trench in meters
- How many tourism places are in India?
- How many languages are spoken in India?
20 Clues: What is the largest lake in China • What is China's most famous wall? • What are the capitals of Sri Lanka? • Where is the Mariana Trench located? • What hemisphere is India located in? • How many tourism places are in India? • Where were fortune cookies first made? • What is the tallest mountain in China? • How many languages are spoken in India? • ...
Geography Revision 2025-06-10
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- the population theorist who proposed that population growth will inevitably outstrip the available food supply, leading to negative consequences like famine and disease
- refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth
- long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns
- a short, eroded remnant of a sea stack that has been worn down by wave action
- these contribute to the overall warming of the earth
- the term given to when all people, at all times, have physical, social, and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and preferences for an active and healthy life
- an increase in the quantity and quality of the economic goods and services that a society produces
- an economic system based on the reuse and regeneration of materials or products, especially as a means of continuing production in a sustainable or environmentally friendly way
- a surface which has a low albedo
- a tall, pillar-shaped rock formation that is isolated from a headland and stands in the sea, typically formed by wave erosion
- a measure of the number of births in a population, typically expressed as births per 1,000 women of reproductive age
- the type of radiation emitted from earth. Also known as infrared.
- the action of surface processes that removes soil, rock, or dissolved material from the earth
- the general increase in earths atmospheric temperatures
- a greenhouse gas
- the type of radiation emitted from the sun. Also known as insolation.
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- the reflectivity of the Earth's surface
- the increase in the Earth's average temperature due to human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases
- otherwise known as a tropical cyclone
- the population theorist who proposed that population growth can be a driver of agricultural development, rather than a cause of food scarcity
- a greenhouse gas
- a set of 17 interconnected, universal goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015
- a greenhouse gas
- a multifaceted process aimed at improving the economic well-being and quality of life within a community or region
- the overall equilibrium between incoming solar radiation and outgoing terrestrial radiation that maintains Earth's average temperature
- a surface which has a high albedo
26 Clues: a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a surface which has a low albedo • a surface which has a high albedo • otherwise known as a tropical cyclone • the reflectivity of the Earth's surface • these contribute to the overall warming of the earth • long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns • refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth • ...
Geography Revision 2025-06-10
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- the population theorist who proposed that population growth will inevitably outstrip the available food supply, leading to negative consequences like famine and disease
- refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth
- long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns
- a short, eroded remnant of a sea stack that has been worn down by wave action
- these contribute to the overall warming of the earth
- the term given to when all people, at all times, have physical, social, and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and preferences for an active and healthy life
- an increase in the quantity and quality of the economic goods and services that a society produces
- an economic system based on the reuse and regeneration of materials or products, especially as a means of continuing production in a sustainable or environmentally friendly way
- a surface which has a low albedo
- a tall, pillar-shaped rock formation that is isolated from a headland and stands in the sea, typically formed by wave erosion
- a measure of the number of births in a population, typically expressed as births per 1,000 women of reproductive age
- the type of radiation emitted from earth. Also known as infrared.
- the action of surface processes that removes soil, rock, or dissolved material from the earth
- the general increase in earths atmospheric temperatures
- a greenhouse gas
- the type of radiation emitted from the sun. Also known as insolation.
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- the reflectivity of the Earth's surface
- the increase in the Earth's average temperature due to human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases
- otherwise known as a tropical cyclone
- the population theorist who proposed that population growth can be a driver of agricultural development, rather than a cause of food scarcity
- a greenhouse gas
- a set of 17 interconnected, universal goals adopted by the United Nations in 2015
- a greenhouse gas
- a multifaceted process aimed at improving the economic well-being and quality of life within a community or region
- the overall equilibrium between incoming solar radiation and outgoing terrestrial radiation that maintains Earth's average temperature
- a surface which has a high albedo
26 Clues: a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a greenhouse gas • a surface which has a low albedo • a surface which has a high albedo • otherwise known as a tropical cyclone • the reflectivity of the Earth's surface • these contribute to the overall warming of the earth • long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns • refers to the increase in the number of humans on Earth • ...
geography + economics 2025-06-11
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- alterations to the naturl world and both natural and human process affect it
- measures how countrys run through stsattiscis such as life expectancy and literacy rates
- finanical effects that an event or policy change has on an economy, region or country.
- the total value of assests that a person owns at any point of time that appreciates in value
- the amount of people who are not in a job but are actively seeking employment
- finiancial gains obtained by individuals over a specific person, typically a year
- the effect an organisations actions that affect the wellbeing of a community
- the process of using resources in a way that ensure they will be available for future generations
- an alteration to the environment, whether positive or negative, resulting from human activities or actions
- how long someone is expected to live for in a region
- the unequal distribution of wealth or income in a society
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- a numerical statistic that measures how equal a country distributes wealth
- measure how people are feeling, not just statistics based data
- the surrounds on earth, including both living and non living elements
- a standard of measure of value added through the production of goods and services
- an incerase in price of goods and services
- total number of deaths per 1000 births
- the state of being comfortable healthy and happy in all aspects of life
- the total amount of people who can read and write
- force a total number of people who are able to work and are either employed or seeking employment
- a measure of a countrys economic output per person calcularted by the total value of goods and services
21 Clues: total number of deaths per 1000 births • an incerase in price of goods and services • the total amount of people who can read and write • how long someone is expected to live for in a region • the unequal distribution of wealth or income in a society • measure how people are feeling, not just statistics based data • ...
European Geography 2024-12-28
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- The nation south of Estonia and north of Lithuania.
- The majority ethnic group of Hungary.
- The type of alphabet that is used to write the Russian language.
- The body of water between the United Kingdom and Norway (2 words)
- The microstate between Spain and France.
- The oldest indigenous group in Europe. They live in the coldest regions of the continents.
- Types of languages that derived from Latin.
- The capital of Italy, it was the home of one of the strongest empires in history.
- The mountain range between Spain and France.
- The leader of the Catholic church.
- Seafaring warriors from northern Europe from about 700 to 1000 AD.
- The bloodless divorce between Czechia and Slovakia
- The country within the UK that borders England to the west.
- The mountain range that goes through the country of Italy
- The means in which the Baltic States were able to successfully protest and gain independence from the Soviet Union.
- Artifically reclaimed seabed used for farming and settlement in Belgium and the Netherlands.
- The only nation in southeastern Europe that is mostly Cathloic.
- The tunnel that connects the United Kingdom and France.
- The capital of Germany.
- The oldest country in Europe. (2 words)
- The museum in Paris that is the home of the Mona Lisa.
- The nickname of the region consisting of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
- The peninsula that contians the countries of Spain and Portugal.
- The war between the Axis and Allied powers in the 1940s.
- The capital of Ukraine.
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- The mountain range in central Europe that goes through Poland, Ukraine, and Romainia
- The name of the peninsula that contains the nation of Denmark.
- The smallest country in the world. It has a theocratic government (2 words)
- A mineral that is mined that is used for fertilizer.
- The communist country that was created as a pan-Slavic nation in the Balkin Peninsula.
- The river that flows through the city of London.
- Another name for the Soviet Union.
- The largest territory owned by Denmark.
- Home to the world's tallest church. (When it is finally finished...)
- The city in which you can visit the Parthenon.
- The nation in which Hitler invaded that sparked World War II.
- The site of the famous leaning tower
- A king or queen.
- The island at the southernmost tip of Italy.
- The Kaliningrad oblast is an example of this.
- The nation in the European Union with the strongest economy.
- The type of archetecture from the medieval era that is most famous in central Europe.
- The strait that connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean
- The most famous tourist attraction in France. (2 words)
- A sport in northern Europe that combines skiing and rifle shooting.
- The president of Russia elected in 2000.
- The volcanic island nation that exists on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
47 Clues: A king or queen. • The capital of Germany. • The capital of Ukraine. • Another name for the Soviet Union. • The leader of the Catholic church. • The site of the famous leaning tower • The majority ethnic group of Hungary. • The largest territory owned by Denmark. • The oldest country in Europe. (2 words) • The microstate between Spain and France. • ...
Africa Geography 2025-01-08
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- An endemic species to Africa
- Massive nature reserve where a lot of wildlife settles
- Word to describes species that can only be found in one place
- River that flows through Northwest Africa
- Stretch of land about 1000 miles long on the West side of Africa
- Just straight up flat land
- Desert in the South of Africa
- Where Mount Kilimanjaro is located in the Horn of Africa
- Elevated piece of flat land
- Where the massive rainforest is!
- World's largest hot desert
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- You can find them on the Swahili Coast
- When an environment becomes much more dry and without vegetation
- Longest river in the world located in Egypt
- Where a river splits into several parts usually by sediment
- Ocean that borders the Swahili Coast
- Massive sand dune
- Where two tectonic plates separate
- Transition Zone between Sahara and Savanna
- Grasslands where the lions live
20 Clues: Massive sand dune • Just straight up flat land • World's largest hot desert • Elevated piece of flat land • An endemic species to Africa • Desert in the South of Africa • Grasslands where the lions live • Where the massive rainforest is! • Where two tectonic plates separate • Ocean that borders the Swahili Coast • You can find them on the Swahili Coast • ...
USA GEOGRAPHY 2025-01-10
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- State known for its automotive industry and the city of Detroit.
- Second word of the river that forms the natural border between Texas and Mexico.
- Famous natural monument located in Arizona, known for its spectacular rock formations.
- State nicknamed "The Evergreen State" due to its abundant forests.
- First word of the state known for Mount Rushmore.
- Famous mountain in Utah, with unique rock formations.
- The national park where Half Dome is located.
- Famous island where the Mayflower landed.
- Vegas The city known for its casinos and entertainment.
- Capital of Hawaii.
- State with the famous "Route 66" that goes from Chicago to Los Angeles.
- State with the city of Chicago and Lake Michigan.
- Capital of Alaska, famous for its proximity to the Arctic Circle.
- Second word of the most populous city in the United States.
- Desert located mainly in Arizona and California.
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- Capital of California.
- Bridge Famous suspension bridge located in San Francisco.
- The river that flows through New Orleans.
- State nicknamed "The Silver State" due to its mining industry.
- National Park National park known for its famous "Arch."
- State famous for Mount Hood and its volcanic activity.
- Second word of State with the capital called "Columbia."
- The famous national park in Wyoming known for its geysers.
- The largest state in the U.S.
- State known as "The Centennial State."
25 Clues: Capital of Hawaii. • Capital of California. • The largest state in the U.S. • State known as "The Centennial State." • The river that flows through New Orleans. • Famous island where the Mayflower landed. • The national park where Half Dome is located. • Desert located mainly in Arizona and California. • First word of the state known for Mount Rushmore. • ...
Geography & Nature 2024-12-17
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- - The current state of the atmosphere, including temperature, wind, and precipitation.
- area - An area submerged in water, often caused by heavy rain or overflowing rivers.
- - A large underground hollow often found in hills or cliffs.
- - A deep gorge typically carved by a river over time.
- - The highest point of a mountain or hill.
- river - A stream of water that moves quickly through its course.
- - Describes an area covered in thick, low-lying clouds.
- - Water droplets that fall from clouds to the ground.
- - To turn into ice due to low temperatures.
- - A structure that jets water upward, often decorative.
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- - A stream of water falling from a height.
- - Free of moisture; not wet.
- - Material derived from trees or a small forested area.
- - A sudden, bright electrical discharge during a storm.
- - A place of worship, often grand and sacred.
- - A vast body of saltwater covering much of the Earth.
- - Soft white flakes of ice that fall from the sky in cold weather.
- - A clear day with lots of sunlight.
- - A visible mass of water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the sky.
- - Describes a day when precipitation falls continuously.
- - A weather event featuring lightning, thunder, and heavy rain.
- - A dense cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground that reduces visibility.
- - Covered or saturated with water or liquid.
- - Describes air with a high level of moisture.
24 Clues: - Free of moisture; not wet. • - A clear day with lots of sunlight. • - A stream of water falling from a height. • - The highest point of a mountain or hill. • - To turn into ice due to low temperatures. • - Covered or saturated with water or liquid. • - A place of worship, often grand and sacred. • - Describes air with a high level of moisture. • ...
Geography Vocab 2025-09-16
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- Explains the symbols, lines, and colors used on a map
- the four main directions on a compass
- Shows information about the climate of an area
- Meridien Imaginary line that divides the world into western and Easter hemispheres
- A map that shows mountains, hills, plains, rivers, lakes, oceans, etc.
- tells what the map is about
- A map that shows the important resources of a region.
- A grid that makes it easy to locate points using lines that divide a map into rows and columns
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- Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest
- A map that shows the surface features of an area.
- A map showing boundaries, such as countries, states, provinces, etc.
- Imaginary line that divides the world into north and southern hemispheres
- Large bodies of salt water
- Large masses of land
- Pictures on a map that stand for something
- something you are accounted for
- shows directions on a map image of compass
- Shows major highways, airports, cities, railroad tracks.
- Compares a distance on a map with a distance in the real world
- Freedom or something you are entitled to
20 Clues: Large masses of land • Large bodies of salt water • tells what the map is about • something you are accounted for • the four main directions on a compass • Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest • Freedom or something you are entitled to • Pictures on a map that stand for something • shows directions on a map image of compass • Shows information about the climate of an area • ...
World Geography 2025-09-25
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- Meridian The zero-degree longitude line that divides the Earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
- A flat elevated landform that rises sharply above the surrounding area.
- A natural feature of the Earth's surface, such as mountains, valleys, or plains.
- A cold, treeless region found in the Arctic and on mountain tops.
- The arrangement of natural and artificial physical features of an area.
- A large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow.
- Resource Materials from the Earth that are used by humans, such as water, minerals, and forests.
- The beliefs, customs, arts, and way of life of a particular group of people.
- The number of people living in a particular area.
- The imaginary line around the middle of the Earth that divides it into Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
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- A dry, barren area of land with little rainfall and sparse vegetation.
- A landform created by sediment deposits at the mouth of a river.
- The average weather conditions of a region over a long period of time.
- One of the seven large landmasses on Earth.
- Imaginary lines that run north-south and measure distance east or west of the Prime Meridian.
- A visual representation of an area showing physical or political features.
- An area defined by common features such as geography, culture, or climate.
- A group or chain of islands clustered together in a sea or ocean.
- Imaginary lines that run east-west and measure distance north or south of the Equator.
- A half of the Earth, usually divided into Northern and Southern or Eastern and Western.
20 Clues: One of the seven large landmasses on Earth. • The number of people living in a particular area. • A large, slow-moving mass of ice formed from compacted snow. • A landform created by sediment deposits at the mouth of a river. • A cold, treeless region found in the Arctic and on mountain tops. • A group or chain of islands clustered together in a sea or ocean. • ...
Geography Crossword 2025-07-11
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- Noise ducks make (5)
- sudden shaking of the ground (10)
- The River that runs near Bristol (4)
- This holds back water (3)
- continent with the largest desert (6)
- The amount of people in an area (10)
- A larger body of salt water (5)
- Dan's favourite animal.
- The River that runs through London (6)
- The Longest River in the World (4)
- process of wearing away rocks (7)
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- The movement of people from one place to another (9)
- A line around the Middle of the Earth (7)
- Cutting down trees (13)
- A large body of salt water (3)
- An extinct animal that looked like a hairy elephant (7)
- thick forest near the equator with high rainfall (10)
- layer of gases surrounding Earth (10)
- The capital city of the UK (6)
- A season wind bringing rain to South Asia (7)
20 Clues: Noise ducks make (5) • Cutting down trees (13) • Dan's favourite animal. • This holds back water (3) • A large body of salt water (3) • The capital city of the UK (6) • A larger body of salt water (5) • sudden shaking of the ground (10) • process of wearing away rocks (7) • The Longest River in the World (4) • The River that runs near Bristol (4) • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2025-11-02
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- a section of a canal that can be closed off, and the water level lowered or raised to facilitate moving a boat between canal sections of different elevations
- a powerful rotating column of air usually formed at the base of a thunderstorm and extending to the earth's surface its high winds can cause massive destruction
- imaginary lines that run north to south on the earth's surface and measure distance from the Prime Meridian which runs through Greenwich England
- a coniferous evergreen region in northern latitudes also called boreal forest
- a crescent shaped inlet of water
- the ring of mountains and volcanos on edges of the Pacific Ocean unusually high levels of tectonic plate movement in this area
- the study of the Earth; divided into Physical Geography and Human Geography
- imaginary lines that run east to west on the earth's surface and measure distance from the Equator the longest line of latitude located at 0°
- a narrow strip of land between two bodies of water connecting two larger areas of land
- a chain or group of islands
- a man made waterway connecting two larger bodies of water
- line of latitude at 0° that bisects the earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres
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- a rupture in the earth's surface caused by shifting tectonic plates that allows lava and ash to rise to the surface
- an ocean current that brings warm waters from the Equator to the western coast of Europe
- a treeless region close to the poles permanently frozen soil
- an area of land almost entirely surrounded by water but connected to a mainland
- vast dry grasslands largely treeless usually in temperate zones
- a large expanse of flat land with very little difference in elevation from surrounding land usually grassland
- a relatively flat area considerably raised above the surrounding land
- a small fertile area in a desert region
- a large area of water lying within a curved coastline larger than a bay
- the part of a river that empties into another body of water
- a natural hot spring that intermittently shoots columns of water and steam into the air
- a mass of ice formed from years of snow accumulation
- the study of earth's physical structure and characteristics
25 Clues: a chain or group of islands • a crescent shaped inlet of water • a small fertile area in a desert region • a mass of ice formed from years of snow accumulation • a man made waterway connecting two larger bodies of water • the part of a river that empties into another body of water • the study of earth's physical structure and characteristics • ...
India's Geography 2025-11-20
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- A __________ feature is a feature of the land such as a river, mountain or plateau.
- India has a very unique ___________ because they were separated by mountains from the rest of the Asian continent.
- small country to the north of India on the border of the Himalayan mountains
- India is located on the continent of __________.
- one of India's seasons that has the most rain and floods the rivers to make the land fertile
- name of the ocean to the south of India
- A smaller part of a larger continent.
- Mohenjo-daro was the very first __________ of the people from India
- name of the sea to the west of India which provided a trade route
- name of the plateau in India that takes up 43% of their land
- Cooled _________ from millions of years ago created the rock that the plateau sits on.
- India has 3 __________ cool, hot and monsoon.
- a large area of land that is elevated from the land around it and flat on top
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- the crop often grown on the plateau
- name of the first group of people to live in India
- The average temperature and moisture level of an area over a period of time.
- name of the river in north east India that has much fertile land, people migrated to live here
- India was ___________ from other countries because of the seas and mountains.
- name of the bay to the east of India
- water source that creates fertile land around it River
- India is located ____________ the equator so it is in the northern hemisphere of our globe
- name of the mountain range to the north of India which protect the people of India
- India has water on 3 sides so it is called a _________.
- name of the desert in India which not many people could live in
- the tallest mountain in the world on the border of India
- the study of the features of the Earth's surface and how they impact people who live there
- large country above the Himalayan mountains north of India
- name of the river north of the desert on the north west of the Indian subcontinent
28 Clues: the crop often grown on the plateau • name of the bay to the east of India • A smaller part of a larger continent. • name of the ocean to the south of India • India has 3 __________ cool, hot and monsoon. • India is located on the continent of __________. • name of the first group of people to live in India • water source that creates fertile land around it River • ...
Random 2022-09-15
Geography Terms 2018-03-22
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- oil unrefined petroleum.
- River a river in SW Asia, rising in E Turkey and flowing southeast through Baghdad to the Euphrates in SE Iraq
- beneath the surface of the ground.
- River The Jordan River is a 251-kilometre-long river in the Middle East that flows roughly north to south through the Sea of Galilee and on to the Dead Sea
- plants considered collectively, especially those found in a particular area or habitat.
- The removal of salt or other chemicals from something, such as seawater or soil.
- Flat areas of flat land covered with a layer of salt.
- abandon (a person, cause, or organization) in a way considered disloyal or treacherous.
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- an industrial installation where a substance is refined.
- the channel of a watercourse that is dry except during periods of rainfall.
- al-Khali a desert in S Arabia, N of Hadhramaut and extending from Yemen to Oman. About 250,000 sq. mi. (647,500 sq. km).
- River a river in SW Asia, flowing from E Turkey through Syria and Iraq, joining the Tigris to form the Shatt-al-Arab near the Persian Gulf. 1700 miles (2735 km) long.
- rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground.
- Heights a river in SW Asia, rising in E Turkey and flowing southeast through Baghdad to the Euphrates in SE Iraq
- the degree or intensity of heat present in a substance or object, especially as expressed according to a comparative scale and shown by a thermometer or perceived by touch.
- water Fossil water or paleowater is an ancient body of water that has been contained in some undisturbed space, crude oil
- a fertile spot in a desert where water is found.
- the part of the land near the sea; the edge of the land.
- irrigation Drip irrigation is defined as any watering system that delivers a slow moving supply of water at a gradual rate directly to the soil.
- Sea Salt lake on the border between Israel and Jordan. Note: Its shore, at approximately thirteen hundred feet below sea level, is the lowest point of dry land on Earth.
20 Clues: oil unrefined petroleum. • beneath the surface of the ground. • a fertile spot in a desert where water is found. • rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. • Flat areas of flat land covered with a layer of salt. • an industrial installation where a substance is refined. • the part of the land near the sea; the edge of the land. • ...
Geography quiz 2018-01-07
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- a small hill of sand beside a beach or in a desert
- the desert area in central Australia
- a movement of water, air, or electricity in a particular direction
- to change into a more simple chemical structure
- the rise and fall of the sea that happens twice every day
- an animal that is hunted and killed for food by another animal
- the position north or south of the equator measured from 0° to 90°
- a substance that makes something less pure or makes it poisonous
- the natural environment in which an animal or plant usually lives
- a chemical substance consisting of two atoms of oxygen combined with one atom of another element
- small, hard balls of ice that fall from the sky like rain
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- waste matter such as water or human urine
- a large amount of water that is moving quickly
- a long period when there is little or no rain
- an area of land that has not been used to grow crops or had towns and roads built on it
- rock or soil from which metal can be obtained
- height above sea level
- a large flat area of land that is high above sea level
- a place where rubbish is buried
- a large mass of ice that moves slowly
20 Clues: height above sea level • a place where rubbish is buried • the desert area in central Australia • a large mass of ice that moves slowly • waste matter such as water or human urine • a long period when there is little or no rain • rock or soil from which metal can be obtained • a large amount of water that is moving quickly • to change into a more simple chemical structure • ...
Geography quiz 2018-01-07
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- small, hard balls of ice that fall from the sky like rain
- a long period when there is little or no rain
- the desert area in central Australia
- to change into a more simple chemical structure
- a large amount of water that is moving quickly
- an area of land that has not been used to grow crops or had towns and roads built on it
- a small hill of sand beside a beach or in a desert
- an animal that is hunted and killed for food by another animal
- the position north or south of the equator measured from 0° to 90°
- a place where rubbish is buried
- a large flat area of land that is high above sea level
- the natural environment in which an animal or plant usually lives
- waste matter such as water or human urine
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- height above sea level
- a large mass of ice that moves slowly
- rock or soil from which metal can be obtained
- a movement of water, air, or electricity in a particular direction
- a substance that makes something less pure or makes it poisonous
- a chemical substance consisting of two atoms of oxygen combined with one atom of another element
- the rise and fall of the sea that happens twice every day
20 Clues: height above sea level • a place where rubbish is buried • the desert area in central Australia • a large mass of ice that moves slowly • waste matter such as water or human urine • a long period when there is little or no rain • rock or soil from which metal can be obtained • a large amount of water that is moving quickly • to change into a more simple chemical structure • ...
Greek Geography 2017-03-27
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- High-mountain; mountain home to the Greek gods.
- High hill in middle of Greek polis [city-state]
- Meat source; “baa…”
- A finger of land; surrounded by water on 3 sides.
- Large sea that Greece sits in; Nile empties into.
- Thousands of these dot the seas of Greece.
- Cash crop of Greece; food, fuel, lotion.
- Largest island of Greece.
- Sea to the east of Greek mainland.
- Milk source; love those hillsides!
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- Larger of the two peninsulas.
- Protected inlet for ships to dock.
- Chief god born in Ideon Cave on Crete.
- Human-made structure at Corinth; makes travel easier.
- From atop an acropolis, you can spy your ________.
- Continent where Greece is located.
- Sea to the west of Greek mainland.
- Protector of Athens; goddess of wisdom.
- Small peninsula; home to Athens.
- The landscape is hilly and ______.
20 Clues: Meat source; “baa…” • Largest island of Greece. • Larger of the two peninsulas. • Small peninsula; home to Athens. • Protected inlet for ships to dock. • Continent where Greece is located. • Sea to the west of Greek mainland. • The landscape is hilly and ______. • Sea to the east of Greek mainland. • Milk source; love those hillsides! • Chief god born in Ideon Cave on Crete. • ...
Mesopotamia Geography 2021-12-16
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- Oldest Mesopotamian settlement
- brought water to the crops from the
- forced people to move from the
- very fine mud
- Sea
- surrounds a city-state for protection
- to flow farmland during droughts
- located
- Sumerians built this to control the
- earth walls to help prevent flooding
- water levels in a canal
- to the river valleys
- "land between the rivers"
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- Gulf
- one of the rivers within the Fertile
- low lying, flat land
- modern-day country in which Mesopotamia
- are poked into the leeves to allow
- main reason for fighting between
- Mesopotamians moved from here to the
- valley
- controlled the flow of trade on the
- region in the Middle East; shaped like
- river that empties into the
- special gates that raised and lowered
- independent self-governing city
- located outside the city wall
- created to store water for later use
28 Clues: Sea • Gulf • valley • located • very fine mud • low lying, flat land • to the river valleys • water levels in a canal • "land between the rivers" • river that empties into the • located outside the city wall • Oldest Mesopotamian settlement • forced people to move from the • independent self-governing city • main reason for fighting between • to flow farmland during droughts • ...
Mesopotamia Geography 2021-12-16
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- river that empties into the Mediterranean Sea
- located outside the city wall
- low lying, flat land
- Mesopotamians moved from here to the river valley
- main reason for fighting between city-states
- created to store water for later use
- region in the Middle East; shaped like
- very fine mud
- one of the rivers within the Fertile
- forced people to move from the foothills to the river valleys
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- surrounds a city-state for protection
- brought water to the crops from the river
- Sumerians built this to control the
- "land between the rivers"
- special gates that raised and lowered the water levels in a canal
- independent self-governing city
- are poked into the leeves to allow water to flow farmland during droughts
- controlled the flow of trade on the Persian Gulf
- earth walls to help prevent flooding
- Oldest Mesopotamian settlement
- modern-day country in which Mesopotamia is located
21 Clues: very fine mud • low lying, flat land • "land between the rivers" • located outside the city wall • Oldest Mesopotamian settlement • independent self-governing city • Sumerians built this to control the • earth walls to help prevent flooding • created to store water for later use • one of the rivers within the Fertile • surrounds a city-state for protection • ...
Geography Basics 2020-09-17
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- Highlands that rise quickly and are flat on the top
- A bowl shaped depression in the earth
- A year round cover of ice and snow, often found at the top of mountains.
- Land surrounded on 3 sides by water
- an underground layer of water
- A man-made body of water that connects two larger bodies of water
- Large mass of ice that moves slowly
- Fertile land in desert
- Narrow strip of water that connects two larger bodies of water
- A deep narrow valley with steep sides carved by a river.
- A peninsula that just out into the water
- forests found in regions that receive more than 100 inches of rain per year
- A protected body of water deep enough to allow ships.
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- Land at the mouth of a river
- a large inlet of the sea that extends into the land
- a chain of islands
- Area of land covered in water most of the year
- Flat treeless land
- A narrow strip of land that connect two larger land masses
- Area of wetlands characterized with grosses and cattails
- An area that receives less than 20 inches of rain per year
- A valley created by the separation of the earths tectonic plates
- land surrounded on all sides by water
- Treeless grasslands usually found in the tropics
- Large area of flat unforested grassland in siberia
- An inlet of the sea usually smaller than a gulf
- Treeless plains found in arctic
27 Clues: a chain of islands • Flat treeless land • Fertile land in desert • Land at the mouth of a river • an underground layer of water • Treeless plains found in arctic • Land surrounded on 3 sides by water • Large mass of ice that moves slowly • A bowl shaped depression in the earth • land surrounded on all sides by water • A peninsula that just out into the water • ...
Geography 2E 2020-07-02
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- Vorstadt engl.
- traditional market place found in Middle Eastern countries
- Handel engl.
- Pendler engl.
- the opposite of consumer goods
- natural hazard (no rain)
- the city centre of a North American city with many skyscrapers
- the tertiary sector
- location factor (taxes, government aid,...)
- world is becoming interconnected by modern means of communication and transport
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- Großhandel engl.
- production split up in many single steps
- Zinsen engl.
- different parts of a product are delivered when they are really needed
- value of all goods and services produced in a country within a year
- old centre of oriental town
- an institution where people or businesses can keep their money
- metropolitan area with more than 10 million people
- money you borrow from a bank
- a small business enterprise, mostly run by family members
- Konto engl.
- Angestellte engl.
- regular payment earned for work or services
- city spreading into the countryside
- Einzelhandel engl.
- production factor (money, machines,...)
26 Clues: Konto engl. • Zinsen engl. • Handel engl. • Pendler engl. • Vorstadt engl. • Großhandel engl. • Angestellte engl. • Einzelhandel engl. • the tertiary sector • natural hazard (no rain) • old centre of oriental town • money you borrow from a bank • the opposite of consumer goods • city spreading into the countryside • production factor (money, machines,...) • ...
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE 2020-07-19
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- difference in height from the surrounding terrain.
- producing a large amount; giving a high return.
- refers to the expansion of poorly planned low-density,auto-dependent development
- means that all people always have physical social and economic access to sufficient and nutritious food that meets their food preferences and dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
- the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers.
- natural things that are found or added to the farm
- type of farming Grows crops to sell.
- type of farming Permanently in in one place
- the state of being without reliable access to enough affordable nutritious food.
- type of farming that Crops and animals
- type of farming that Animals.
- type of farming Grows crops for the farmer and his family.
- type of farming which has High inputs of labour or capital generally small.
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- it is the application of genomics in agriculture to improve the productivity and sustainability in crop and livestock production
- the process of eroding or being eroded by wind water or other natural agents.
- is an approach to farm management that uses information technology to ensure that the crops and soil receive exactly what they need for optimum health and productivity
- type of farming which has Low inputs of labour or capital.
- excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water frequently due to run-off from the land which causes a dense growth of plant life.
- refer to the agricultural production system characterized by the high inputs of capital labour heavy usage of farm machinery
- type of farming that grows Crop
- events that take place to turn inputs to outputs on a farm
- this problem occurs when food supplies within a bounded region do not provide the energy and nutrients needed by that region's population.
- modern method of farming, uses developed drones robotic harvesters etc.
- modern farming method it is the growth of tissues or cells in an artificial medium separate from the parent organism
- the cultivation of a single crop in each area.
25 Clues: type of farming that Animals. • type of farming that grows Crop • type of farming Grows crops to sell. • type of farming that Crops and animals • type of farming Permanently in in one place • the cultivation of a single crop in each area. • producing a large amount; giving a high return. • difference in height from the surrounding terrain. • ...
Geography Gaming 2022-03-04
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- Nigeria is the biggest producer of what.
- what temperature is most of Botswana.
- Birth of what country in south Africa in 1979.
- The highest peak in Africa.
- what country got rid of french rule in 1960.
- Head of Egyptian society.
- The tallest mountain in Africa.
- What DRC stands for.
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- The longest river in the world.
- country in west Africa.
- Country that gain independence in 2011.
- What becomes center of trade in 250 B.C.
- pictures to represent sounds or words.
- Lake in Djibouti with over 1 billion tons of salt.
- First trading kingdom.
- Largest lake in Africa.
- how many countries are in South Africa
- 10% of Africa's religion.
- When measured by water flow it tops every river in the world except Amazon River.
- Country in central Africa.
20 Clues: What DRC stands for. • First trading kingdom. • country in west Africa. • Largest lake in Africa. • Head of Egyptian society. • 10% of Africa's religion. • Country in central Africa. • The highest peak in Africa. • The longest river in the world. • The tallest mountain in Africa. • what temperature is most of Botswana. • pictures to represent sounds or words. • ...
Human Geography 2022-03-04
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- The study of the human mind
- Hottest country singer
- Someone who moves into an area
- Hottest actor
- Move from one place to another
- Extreme mood swings
- Peninsula along the northern coast of the Black Sea
- People spread out around the area
- The superior "football"
- Best classic president other than George Washington
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- Multiple personalities
- Forcibly take
- All the smart people leave the area
- Friends of all races
- A good reason to move to an area
- Best ASMRtist
- Best teacher who lives in Morris
- Guide to a map
- My homie
- Someone who moves out of an area
- A bad reason to move out of an area
21 Clues: My homie • Forcibly take • Hottest actor • Best ASMRtist • Guide to a map • Extreme mood swings • Friends of all races • Multiple personalities • Hottest country singer • The superior "football" • The study of the human mind • Someone who moves into an area • Move from one place to another • A good reason to move to an area • Best teacher who lives in Morris • Someone who moves out of an area • ...
France Geography 2022-03-08
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- what led to the end of the french monarchy
- Europe's leading _____________ producer
- Government that is limited by rules
- Third Estate
- First Estate
- famous alcoholic drink from france
- capital of france
- Tower in the middle of Paris
- Art museum in Paris
- Madame deficit (last name)
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- Second Estate
- President of France
- free running
- Old eroded mountain ranges
- Religion of France
- small plate style of food
- Prime Minister of France
- Major river in france
- French current government
- General who took over after the revolution
20 Clues: free running • Third Estate • First Estate • Second Estate • capital of france • Religion of France • President of France • Art museum in Paris • Major river in france • Prime Minister of France • small plate style of food • French current government • Old eroded mountain ranges • Madame deficit (last name) • Tower in the middle of Paris • famous alcoholic drink from france • ...
Geography Vocabulary 2022-02-24
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- a large area of flat land with few trees, not tropical
- an area or division, especially part of a country or the world having definable characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.
- a distinctive attribute or aspect of the earths surface
- the largest of all the continents and with the highest population of people
- an area of relatively level high ground.
- a deep gorge, typically one with a river flowing through it.
- two continents that are north and south ________
- a particular place or position.
- a very large expanse of water, larger than a sea
- a large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream.
- the smallest continent of them all and it is also a country.
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- the continent that is entirely in the northern hemishpere and includes countries such as England and Spain.
- an imaginary line drawn around the earth equally distant from both poles, dividing the earth into northern and southern hemispheres
- a dry, barren area of land, especially one covered with sand, waterless, and without vegetation.
- a continent in the most southern polar region
- a ratio of size in a map, model, drawing, or plan.
- a large natural elevation on the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level; a large steep hill.
- an instrument containing a magnetized pointer which shows the direction of magnetic north and location can be determined
- second largest continent, where human life began and evolved
- the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period.
- a representation of an area of land or sea showing physical features, cities, roads, etc.
21 Clues: a particular place or position. • an area of relatively level high ground. • a continent in the most southern polar region • two continents that are north and south ________ • a very large expanse of water, larger than a sea • a ratio of size in a map, model, drawing, or plan. • a large area of flat land with few trees, not tropical • ...
History & Geography 2021-11-30
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- The study of artifacts* to learn about past human life
- 10 years
- 1000 years
- Plant and animal remains / things that have been preserved earlier in time
- It's the physical and human characteristics of a location
- The time period from the invention of writing in Mesopotamia until the fall of the Western Roman Empire
- An act of changing physical body or position
- The study of human culture* and how it develops over time
- The time period before the invention of writing
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- Objects named by humans
- The practice of someone copying another stealing ideas or work and acting like its their own
- 1400 CE to present
- The fall of the Roman Empire
- Study of physical features like mountains, etc
- Measure degrees north or south
- Large areas that share similar climate or landforms. Can also share culture and religion
- A large division of time in history with distinct characteristics
- 100 years
- The study of fossils
- measure degrees East or West
20 Clues: 10 years • 100 years • 1000 years • 1400 CE to present • The study of fossils • Objects named by humans • The fall of the Roman Empire • measure degrees East or West • Measure degrees north or south • An act of changing physical body or position • Study of physical features like mountains, etc • The time period before the invention of writing • ...
History & Geography 2021-11-30
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- The study of human culture* and how it develops over time
- Large areas that share similar climate or landforms. Can also share culture and religion
- An act of changing physical body or position
- The practice of someone copying another stealing ideas or work and acting like its their own
- The time period from the invention of writing in Mesopotamia until the fall of the Western Roman Empire
- Objects named by humans
- The study of fossils
- Study of physical features like mountains, etc
- 100 years
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- The time period before the invention of writing
- Measure degrees north or south
- Plant and animal remains / things that have been preserved earlier in time
- measure degrees East or West
- The study of artifacts* to learn about past human life
- 1400 CE to present
- A large division of time in history with distinct characteristics
- The fall of the Roman Empire
- 10 years
- It's the physical and human characteristics of a location
- 1000 years
20 Clues: 10 years • 100 years • 1000 years • 1400 CE to present • The study of fossils • Objects named by humans • measure degrees East or West • The fall of the Roman Empire • Measure degrees north or south • An act of changing physical body or position • Study of physical features like mountains, etc • The time period before the invention of writing • ...
Geography Crossword 2021-11-28
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- Awareness around yourself
- Movement because of political interests
- Movement inside of a country
- The visible features on an area of land
- The study of land surfaces
- Something that attracts people to a different area
- The arrangement of a phenomenon across the Earth
- the capacity to endure in a relatively ongoing way.
- a visible feature on Earth, untouched by human activity
- Movement because of economical purposes
- The natural world
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- Someone who has been forced to leave his/her country
- Limited
- natural features on Earth
- natural features on Earth that have been touched by human activity
- A connection between two or more things
- The measurement of people
- another word for weather
- Something that forces people out of a country
- The characteristics of a countryside
- alter or modification
- people in a country/area
- a repeated design
- Materials that we use
- The characteristics of a town or city.
- Movement experienced by people
26 Clues: Limited • a repeated design • The natural world • alter or modification • Materials that we use • another word for weather • people in a country/area • Awareness around yourself • natural features on Earth • The measurement of people • The study of land surfaces • Movement inside of a country • Movement experienced by people • The characteristics of a countryside • ...
Geography Glossary 2022-02-07
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- produced or involving production without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or other artificial chemicals.
- ability of something to maintain itself over time.
- Agriculture conducted on strictly commercial principles.
- Large-scale land acquisitions.
- 100x multiple of the Pascal which is the SI unit for pressure.
- The continuous circulation of water within the Earth's hydrosphere, and is driven by solar radiation.
- Zone of life on Earth
- The measurement of distance north or south of the Equator.
- radiation General term for the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun.
- Foods derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally
- The weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period.
- the practice of growing a series of different types of crops in the same area across a sequence of growing seasons.
- a range of living organisms in an ecosystem
- flow The movement of nutrients from one location to another
- The cultivation of a single crop in a given area.
- a state of balance between continuing processes.
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- stocksBone broth?
- all people , at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet dietary needs for a productive and healthy life.
- Farming of aquatic organisms
- An agricultural practice that suggests rearranging farmlands or turning hills into farmlands by constructing specific ridged platforms
- The supply of water to land or crops to help growth, typically by means of channels.
- or involving production without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or other artificial chemicals.
- A line on a map connecting points having the same atmospheric pressure at a given time or on average over a given period.
- Measure of the diffuse reflection of solar
- Salt levels
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.
- a disease or condition regularly found among particular people or in a certain area.
- Ploughed and harrowed but left for a period without being sown in order to restore its fertility or to avoid surplus production.
29 Clues: Salt levels • stocksBone broth? • Zone of life on Earth • Farming of aquatic organisms • Large-scale land acquisitions. • Measure of the diffuse reflection of solar • a range of living organisms in an ecosystem • a state of balance between continuing processes. • The cultivation of a single crop in a given area. • ability of something to maintain itself over time. • ...
Geography Terms 2013-09-09
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- a place where boats are anchored.
- a fertile place in the desert where there is water.
- a narrow inlet of the sea.
- a piece of land extending into a body of water.
- imaginary lines that go around the globe, that are perpendicular, and are measured in minutes.
- of the earth is the motion of the earth around the sun.
- a piece of land surrounded by water, except for the tip.
- parts that divide the earth. There are 4 hemispheres: southern, Northern, Eastern, and Western.
- a place that is completely surrounded by water.
- a mountain or hill with a crater, that contains lava and rock.
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- a framework that contains parallel lines.
- imaginary lines that go from the North to the South Pole.
- a picture that represents something.
- a representation of something on paper to real life.
- a more accurate way of showing the earth.
- is group or cluster of islands.
- a hill that has steep sides.
- are divided into four: spring, fall, summer, and winter.
- a deep gorge with a river usually flowing in it.
- hemisphere the hemisphere containing the largest area of water.
20 Clues: a narrow inlet of the sea. • a hill that has steep sides. • is group or cluster of islands. • a place where boats are anchored. • a picture that represents something. • a framework that contains parallel lines. • a more accurate way of showing the earth. • a piece of land extending into a body of water. • a place that is completely surrounded by water. • ...
Geography Terms 2013-09-09
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- One full rotation of the earth is one day. They are each 24 hours.
- a more accurate and advanced way of showing the earth. It is in the shape of a sphere.
- a small fertile area in a desert that usually has a spring.
- a slowly moving mass of ice.
- a narrow passage of water connecting two bodies of water.
- Imaginary lines running north to south. Measures east and west of absolute location. Determines time zones.
- the motion of the earth moving around the sun.
- A flat area at the mouth of rivers where the mainstream splits into several other streams.
- a network of horizontal and perpendicular lines, uniformly spaced, for locating points on a map, chart for coordinates.
- a flat, wet and muddy land with trees and other vegetation.
- An imaginary line going through the earth which the earth rotates on. It is tilted at a 23.5° angle.
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- a book containing maps and vital statistics relating to geographic regions.
- a chain of islands next to each other.
- a ratio showing how many kilometres one centimetre on the map is.
- the lower end of a river or stream where flowing water stops and goes into a lake, sea or ocean
- The height of an object above sea level.
- a narrow strip of land being touched by water on both sides, while connecting two large bodies of land.
- Imaginary lines running east to west. Measures north and south of absolute location. Determines climate.
- a stretch of land that is touched by 3 sides of water.
- land surrounded by water.
20 Clues: land surrounded by water. • a slowly moving mass of ice. • a chain of islands next to each other. • The height of an object above sea level. • the motion of the earth moving around the sun. • a stretch of land that is touched by 3 sides of water. • a narrow passage of water connecting two bodies of water. • a small fertile area in a desert that usually has a spring. • ...
Geography Terms 2013-09-09
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- a deep gorge with a river usually flowing in it.
- a mountain or hill with a crater, that contains lava and rock.
- a hill that has steep sides.
- a place that is completely surrounded by water.
- The hemisphere containing the largest area of water.
- imaginary lines that go from the North to the South Pole.
- a representation of something on paper to real life.
- a place where boats are anchored.
- a narrow inlet of the sea.
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- are divided into four: spring, fall, summer, and winter.
- is group or cluster of islands.
- a fertile place in the desert where there is water.
- a piece of land surrounded by water, except for the tip.
- a picture that represents something.
- imaginary lines that go around the globe, that are perpendicular, and are measured in minutes.
- parts that divide the earth. There are 4 hemispheres: southern, Northern, Eastern, and Western.
- a more accurate way of showing the earth.
- a piece of land extending into a body of water.
- a framework that contains parallel lines.
- of the earth is the motion of the earth around the sun.
20 Clues: a narrow inlet of the sea. • a hill that has steep sides. • is group or cluster of islands. • a place where boats are anchored. • a picture that represents something. • a more accurate way of showing the earth. • a framework that contains parallel lines. • a place that is completely surrounded by water. • a piece of land extending into a body of water. • ...
world geography 2013-06-03
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- general information about the climate and precipitation (rain and snow) of a region. Cartographers, or mapmakers, use colors to show different climate or precipitation zones.
- or resource maps
- and longitude lines form an imaginary grid over the Earth's surface. By combining longitude and latitude measurements, any location on earth can be determined. The units of measurement for geographic coordinates are degrees (°), minutes ('), and seconds ("). Like a circle, the Earth has 360 degrees. Each degree is divided into 60 minutes, which in turn is divided into 60 seconds. Latitude and longitude coordinates also include cardinal directions: north or south of the equator for latitude, and east or west of the prime meridian for longitude. The geographic coordinates of New York City, for example, are 40° N, 74° W, meaning that it is located 40 degrees north latitude and 74 degrees west longitude. Using minutes and seconds as well as degrees, the coordinates for New York would be 40°42'51" N, 74°0'23" W. (Latitude is always listed first.) A less common format for listing coordinates is in decimal degrees. The Tropic of Cancer, for example, can be expressed in degrees and minutes (23°30' N) or in decimal degrees (23.5° N).
- drift
- maps
- contour lines to show the shape and elevation of an area. Lines that are close together indicate steep terrain, and lines that are far apart indicate flat terrain.
- lines, also called meridians, running vertically around the globe. Unlike latitude lines, longitude lines are not parallel. Meridians meet at the poles and are widest apart at the equator. Zero degrees longitude (0°) is called the prime meridian. The degrees of longitude run 180° east and 180° west from the prime meridian.
- directional device that is made of a magnetic needle that synchronizes with the north and south poles.
- of a physical plane with selective information. Maps represent a definite area and contain detailed geographical information.
- maps
- major some minor highways-and roads, airports, railroad tracks, cities and other points of interest in an area. People use road maps to plan trips and for driving directions.
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- coordinates
- the type of natural resources or economic activity that dominates an area. Cartographers use symbols to show the locations of natural resources or economic activities. For example, oranges on a map of Florida tell you that oranges are grown there.
- degrees longitude (0°). The prime meridian runs through the Royal Greenwich Observatory in Greenwich, England (the location was established in 1884 by international agreement). The prime meridian divides the globe into the Western and Eastern hemispheres. The Earth's time zones are measured from the prime meridian. The time at 0° is called Universal Time (UT) or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). With the Greenwich meridian as the starting point, each 15° east and west marks a new time zone. The 24 time zones extend east and west around the globe for 180° to the International Date Line. When it is noon along the prime meridian, it is midnight along the International Date Line.
- of maps and charts. An atlas usually includes geographical information, as well as varied non-geographical information (population statistics, sea levels, etc.) about a particular location.
- most accurate map of the Earth, duplicating its spherical shape and relative size.
- lines
- maps
- illustrate the axis on which the earth rotates.
- meridian
- maps
- features of an area, such as the mountains, rivers and lakes. The water is usually shown in blue. Colors are used to show relief-differences in land elevations. Green is typically used at lower elevations, and orange or brown indicate higher elevations.
- that the earth's continents at one time were once part of a singular landmass. It is believed that the continents have spread out due to plate tectonics.
- not show physical features. Instead, they indicate state and national boundaries and capital and major cities. A capital city is usually marked with a star within a circle.
24 Clues: maps • maps • maps • maps • drift • lines • meridian • coordinates • or resource maps • illustrate the axis on which the earth rotates. • most accurate map of the Earth, duplicating its spherical shape and relative size. • directional device that is made of a magnetic needle that synchronizes with the north and south poles. • ...
world geography 2013-06-03
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- a map, lines that connect points of land at the same elevation.
- Rose
- of coral colonies
- determines what goods will be produced, and how much items will
- economic system based on capitalism that allows private individuals to own,
- to the tectonic plates on which they ride.
- ocean area near the coast of a continent.
- layer of a rain forest, where the tops of tall trees come together.
- person who leaves their home country to live else-where.
- more wealth.
- loss or destruction of forests, due mainly to trees being cleared for logging or
- Crop
- marine animals and the rock-like structures (islands, reefs) formed by the
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- Enterprise
- and benefit from their own business.
- Shelf
- section of land built up by silt deposited at the mouth of a river.
- Economy
- North America, South America, Australia, Antarctica.
- in the form of money or property owned or used in business; used to
- Lines
- one of the seven large land masses on the earth's surface: Africa, Asia,
22 Clues: Rose • Crop • Shelf • Lines • Economy • Enterprise • more wealth. • of coral colonies • and benefit from their own business. • ocean area near the coast of a continent. • to the tectonic plates on which they ride. • North America, South America, Australia, Antarctica. • person who leaves their home country to live else-where. • ...
geography coasts 2013-07-04
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- Water rushes up a beach when waves break
- Wide indented coasts
- Resistant rocks which extend into the sea
- A zone of sediment deposition formed usually from loose sand , gravel, pebbles
- Large scale, continuous movement of water in seas and oceans
- Daily alternate rise and fall in sea level
- A spit which extends until it connects off shore island to mainland
- Sediment size of less than 0.0039mm
- Sediment size of 2mm to 64mm
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- When swash loses energy due to gravity and friction with the land and returns to sea
- A long, narrow ridge of sand or pebbles with one end attached to the land
- Lithosphere
- The process which weakens rocks
- When rock particles carried by waves rub or hit one another and break into smaller pieces
- Area where land meets the sea
- Arrangement and composition of rocks found in area
- A steep and near-vertical rock face found along coasts
- Lowest part of a wave
- Sediment size of more than 256mm
- Highest part of a wave
20 Clues: Lithosphere • Wide indented coasts • Lowest part of a wave • Highest part of a wave • Sediment size of 2mm to 64mm • Area where land meets the sea • The process which weakens rocks • Sediment size of more than 256mm • Sediment size of less than 0.0039mm • Water rushes up a beach when waves break • Resistant rocks which extend into the sea • ...
World Geography 2013-12-05
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- an ethnic group in southwestern Asia
- a low place between mountains
- a slowly moving river of ice
- a land formation with a flat area on top and steep walls-usually occurring in dry areas
- a group of chain or islands clustered together in a sea or ocean
- a deep valley with very steep sides often craved from the earth by a river
- organization of petroleum exporting
- narrow strip of land connecting two larger land masses
- piece of land that is surrounded by water
- large flowing body of water that usually empties into a sea or ocean
- long, narrow sea in let that is bordered by steep cliffs
- a body of water that is partly enclosed by land
- Steep high face of rock and soil
- a triangular area or sediment deposited at the mouth of a river
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- where a river meets the sea or ocean
- a part of the ocean that is partly surrounded by land
- an opening of the earth's crust which molten lava, ash and gases are ejected
- a hill or ridge of wind- blown sand
- the removal of salt from ocean water
- a river bed that remains dry except during the raining seasons
- a very tall high, natural place on Earth- higher than a hill
- a pointed piece of land that sticks out into a sea, ocean, lake, or river.
- a body of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- a narrow body of water that connects tow larger bodies of water
- a ring of coral that forms an island in an ocean or sea
- Oil petroleum that has not been processed
26 Clues: a slowly moving river of ice • a low place between mountains • Steep high face of rock and soil • a hill or ridge of wind- blown sand • organization of petroleum exporting • where a river meets the sea or ocean • an ethnic group in southwestern Asia • the removal of salt from ocean water • piece of land that is surrounded by water • Oil petroleum that has not been processed • ...
Geography Oral 2014-06-03
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- What is a flood
- Floods cause ____
- What island flooded in 2014
- where did the floods happen in 2010-2011
- When did the Queensland floods stop
- What was Caitlin eating in the picture
- Where is deforestation mostly effecting
- What month did Queensland start flooding
- Where is the Black Forest
- What is acid rain
- What season is Australia in the most danger
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- More than ___ people died in the Solomon Island's flood
- What fires are called when they get out of control
- Whats another name for an avalanche
- What year did the Canberra bushfires occur
- deforestation means cutting down ___
- What is the capital of the Solomon Islands
- The Red____
- The Solomon island's get a lot of ___
- Dry ___ starts bushfires
20 Clues: The Red____ • What is a flood • Floods cause ____ • What is acid rain • Dry ___ starts bushfires • Where is the Black Forest • What island flooded in 2014 • Whats another name for an avalanche • When did the Queensland floods stop • deforestation means cutting down ___ • The Solomon island's get a lot of ___ • What was Caitlin eating in the picture • ...
Geography skills 2014-01-12
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- A word that means built up, with lots of buildings and facilities.
- On a map, this is shown as a cross.
- On a map, this place is shown by a symbol of a red dot on a thick black line.
- How hot or cold a place is.
- The imaginary line going round the centre of the earth.
- The Great Pyramids are located in this country.
- This helps us measure distances on a map. It's often in the bottom corner.
- The Eiffel Tower is located in this country.
- The direction you go in first when you are reading a grid reference from a map.
- 234, 561- this is an example of a ____-figure grid reference.
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- _____ reference, to help you locate things on a map.
- London is England's ______ city.
- The name of the borough of London that the City Academy is located in.
- ______ lines- these show you how steep or gentle a slope is.
- 56,54- this is an example of a _____-figure grid reference.
- The Taj Mahal is located in this country.
- What you measure to see how wet or dry a place is.
- Something to help you find your way. Can be on paper or digital.
- The Shard is located in this city.
- The continent that England is located in.
- This word means the shape of the land.
- An urban area normally has a _____ population (large or small?).
- London is located in the ______ of England.
- A word that means a not-built up area, such as the countryside.
- The continent that India is located in.
25 Clues: How hot or cold a place is. • London is England's ______ city. • The Shard is located in this city. • On a map, this is shown as a cross. • This word means the shape of the land. • The continent that India is located in. • The Taj Mahal is located in this country. • The continent that England is located in. • London is located in the ______ of England. • ...
European Geography 2014-01-14
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- The sea between the UK, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands and Norway
- An island country west of the United Kingdom
- The peninsula country north of Germany
- Coastal country west of Sweden
- Tallinn is the capital of this country
- Podgorica is the capital of this country
- Coastal country bordering Greece
- The island at the tip of Italy’s “boot”
- South of Belarus and west of Russia
- The Italian island south of Corsica
- The large sea in the southern part of Europe
- Mensk (Minsk) is the capital of this country
- The small country bordered by Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro
- The sea between Italy and Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro and Albania
- Bucharest is the capital of this country
- Berlin is the capital of this country
- North of Italy and east of France
- The country that is between Portugal and France
- French island between Sardinia and Italy
- The island located at the far eastern end of the Mediterranean
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- Budapest is the capital of this country
- Paris is in this country
- The country between Ukraine and Romania
- Coastal country northwest of Germany
- Country east of the Gulf of Bothnia
- The country west of Spain
- An isolated island country in the north Atlantic
- The large ocean to the west of Europe
- Between Poland and Hungary
- Warsaw is the capital of this country
- Athens is the capital of this country
- The large island country north of France
- Surrounded by Germany, Hungary and Czech Republic
- Skopje is the capital of this country
- The sea between Sweden and Poland
- Ljubljana is the capital of this country
- The country between Finland and Norway
- Surrounded on the north and south by Croatia
- The river that runs through Paris
- The country between Lithuania and Estonia
- The coastal country bordered by Bosnia, Slovenia, Hungary and Serbia
- The sea east of Greece
- Southwest of Romania, between Bosnia and Bulgaria
- The microstate north of France
- The Republic bordered Germany and Poland to the north
45 Clues: The sea east of Greece • Paris is in this country • The country west of Spain • Between Poland and Hungary • Coastal country west of Sweden • The microstate north of France • Coastal country bordering Greece • The sea between Sweden and Poland • The river that runs through Paris • North of Italy and east of France • Country east of the Gulf of Bothnia • ...
European Geography 2014-01-14
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- The island located at the far eastern end of the Mediterranean
- Coastal country west of Sweden
- Warsaw is the capital of this country
- Podgorica is the capital of this country
- Between Poland and Hungary
- The sea between Sweden and Poland
- Bucharest is the capital of this country
- The large island country north of France
- Southwest of Romania, between Bosnia and Bulgaria
- Coastal country bordering Greece
- North of Italy and east of France
- The country between Ukraine and Romania
- Berlin is the capital of this country
- South of Belarus and west of Russia
- The sea between Italy and Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro and Albania
- The large ocean to the west of Europe
- Budapest is the capital of this country
- The Republic bordered Germany and Poland to the north
- Paris is in this country
- Country east of the Gulf of Bothnia
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- Athens is the capital of this country
- Surrounded by Germany, Hungary and Czech Republic
- The country that is between Portugal and France
- The country between Finland and Norway
- The country west of Spain
- The large sea in the southern part of Europe
- The small country bordered by Serbia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro
- Tallinn is the capital of this country
- Surrounded on the north and south by Croatia
- The peninsula country north of Germany
- Coastal country northwest of Germany
- Skopje is the capital of this country
- Ljubljana is the capital of this country
- The microstate north of France
- An island country west of the United Kingdom
- The coastal country bordered by Bosnia, Slovenia, Hungary and Serbia
- An isolated island country in the north Atlantic
- The sea east of Greece
- The country between Lithuania and Estonia
- The sea between the UK, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands and Norway
- Mensk (Minsk) is the capital of this country
41 Clues: The sea east of Greece • Paris is in this country • The country west of Spain • Between Poland and Hungary • Coastal country west of Sweden • The microstate north of France • Coastal country bordering Greece • The sea between Sweden and Poland • North of Italy and east of France • South of Belarus and west of Russia • Country east of the Gulf of Bothnia • ...
Geography Glossary 2012-07-31
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- Imaginary line of latitude separating the northern and southern hemisphere
- Image of the earth's surface transmitted from a satellite
- A line of longitude at 0 degrees which passes through London
- A photograph taken from ground level
- The general pattern shown by different things on earth's surface
- A drawing of the earth's surface looking down from above
- Where something is found on the earth's surface
- Shows the difference between reality and how it is represented on a map
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- A photo taken from directly above
- Imaginary lines drawn from east to west on the earth's surface
- The 24 zones of different time into which the earth is divided
- Six numbers used to lcate points on a topographic map
- Lines that show height above sea level
- Imaginary lines drawn from north to wouth on the earth's surface
- How a location changes
- One sixtieth of a degree shown as '
- Distinctive characteristics that an area has
- A map that shows the actual shape of the landscape using contour lines
- The space between different locations
- A photograph taken from an angle
20 Clues: How a location changes • A photograph taken from an angle • A photo taken from directly above • One sixtieth of a degree shown as ' • A photograph taken from ground level • The space between different locations • Lines that show height above sea level • Distinctive characteristics that an area has • Where something is found on the earth's surface • ...
World Geography 2012-11-07
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- This country covers 5 times zones but only uses one
- Home of the Kimberly diamond mine (2 words)
- The name of this country means “Big Village”
- The name of this country’s capital city simply means “capital” (2 words)
- This country touches three major bodies of water: the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea and the English Channel
- The Po River Flows through which country
- The largest island on Earth
- This country is on the western side South America’s largest lake
- World’s most forested country
- The world’s largest river basin is located in this country
- Name the Arab country that borders the eastern shore of the Dead Sea
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- The only country the begins but does not end with “a”
- This ‘country’ has the world’s smallest area (2 words)
- This landlocked country is not a part of the European Union
- It’s precipitation lies mainly in the plateaued region
- The only country to have a mono-colour flag
- This country has the largest amount of detectable earthquakes
- This country is named for its latitudinal location
- This country’s capital is located at 35°18′29″S 149°07′28″E
- The mountain range on this country’s northern border is the result of its collision with the Eurasian Plate
20 Clues: The largest island on Earth • World’s most forested country • The Po River Flows through which country • Home of the Kimberly diamond mine (2 words) • The only country to have a mono-colour flag • The name of this country means “Big Village” • This country is named for its latitudinal location • This country covers 5 times zones but only uses one • ...
Urban Geography 2013-04-15
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- Vancouver's densified waterfront neighbourhood
- American city where urban farms are replacing residential areas
- Austrian city managing pollution with Ecoprofit
- Vancouver term for an ideal sustainable urban density
- Vancouver case study site of urban renewal
- Brazil's sustainable city
- city of over 10 million people
- our unique strategy of increasing population density near the cbd
- increasing density by developing unused land within a city
- residential regions on outskirts of city
- capital of Burma
- inward movement
- Australian city trying to control rapid growth
- renewal of impoverished urban areas
- one major problem for the urban environment
- land use the involves factory production
- abbreviation for dowtown
- tendency of cities to be warmer than surrounding area
- theory that explains location of different land uses by land price
- increasing density within existing land area
- name of Sydney's management strategy
- population increase or decrease without migration
- Mexico City's program to encourage recycling
- two or more cities joined together
- Chinese city with serious air pollution
- shanty housing in Brazil
- site of 2012 Olympics
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- suburb of Sydney built with sustainable housing strategy
- area of low-cost housing near downtown core
- housing development with limited access
- geography who created a model of Chicago's land use with concentric rings
- uncontrolled growth of urban area
- most expensive land in the city
- residential community with some commonality or identity
- location of Majora Carter's Greening the Ghetto project
- practice of planning development to keep some people out
- important for quality of life and environment in a city
- derelict industrial area
- unregulated part of the economy
- sustainable system type
- outward movement
- our city
- system with uncontrolled inputs and outputs
- world's biggest city
- informal housing found on outskirts of cities in ELDCs
- land use that involves sale of consumer goods
46 Clues: our city • inward movement • capital of Burma • outward movement • world's biggest city • site of 2012 Olympics • sustainable system type • derelict industrial area • abbreviation for dowtown • shanty housing in Brazil • Brazil's sustainable city • city of over 10 million people • most expensive land in the city • unregulated part of the economy • uncontrolled growth of urban area • ...
Geography Revision 2013-04-16
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- The World's largest continuous masses of land
- The thin fragile layer of gases that surrounds the earth.
- Lines Line drawn on a map joining places of equal height above sea level
- map Maps that show relief or height above sea level using contour lines.
- Map Maps that show different political regions in a different colour, with their borders marked by lines.
- The Earth’s crust , including landforms, rocks and soil.
- Information Systems A set of computer programs that deal with databases that are able to collect, store, retrieve, manipulate, analyse & display mapped data from the real world.
- A group of people usually living in one place or location
- Imaginary lines running horizontally around the globe, measured in degrees
- Shows how distance on a map relates to distance in the real world
- A book containing maps and information about places on Earth
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- Map A type of map that shows the physical landforms of a region, including patterns of mountain ranges, rivers and other physical features.
- Living matter on Earth, including all plants and animals
- Map When a wide range of themes are shown on a map, such as temperature and income.
- Draws maps
- A simplified plan of a place seen directly from above
- A way of viewing the world
- Imaginary lines, also called meridians, running vertically around the globe, measured in degrees
- The water on the surface of the Earth in oceans, seas, lakes, rivers, rain and mist.
- The essential features on a map
- Scale The immediate neighbourhood
- Scale The whole world
22 Clues: Draws maps • Scale The whole world • A way of viewing the world • The essential features on a map • Scale The immediate neighbourhood • The World's largest continuous masses of land • A simplified plan of a place seen directly from above • Living matter on Earth, including all plants and animals • The Earth’s crust , including landforms, rocks and soil. • ...
Geography terms 2013-02-04
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- an area of low wet land
- part of a stream where the water flows very fast over rocks
- any natural grassland usually describes rolling land
- land along the sea
- a water parting that seperates two drainage areas
- a steep bank beside water
- a constructed channel
- a narrow passage between sleep mountain or hills
- a deep spot in a stream
- end of a stream, point in which it enters a lake, sea, or ocean
- the portion of the earth's surface above the level of the sea or ocean
- a small valley
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- an island or reef that barely sticks up above the water
- an empty deep gap in the surface of earth
- the line where the earth's surface and the sky meet
- a very steep, high cliff
- an area of cleared land often bounded by fences
- land where grass and other plants grow, cows graze
- a tapering piece of land projecting sharply into a stream or body of water
- a small island in the shape of a ring
- a body of still water smaller than a lake
- a hill or ridge of sand
22 Clues: a small valley • land along the sea • a constructed channel • an area of low wet land • a deep spot in a stream • a hill or ridge of sand • a very steep, high cliff • a steep bank beside water • a small island in the shape of a ring • an empty deep gap in the surface of earth • a body of still water smaller than a lake • an area of cleared land often bounded by fences • ...
GEOGRAPHY MINERALS 2014-12-21
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- ore/backbone of industrial devolopment
- abundantly available fossil fuel in india
- nodules/the ocean beds are rich in this mineral
- non metalic mineral found in layers or sheets
- generated from the force of oceanic tides
- containing iron ore
- rocks/mineral formed in sedimentary rocks
- devlopment/energy is a basic requirement for?
- is derived from which ore?
- popular variety of coal used for industrial purpose
- salt/these are formed as a result of evaporation in arid regions
- grade coal
- producer of manganese in india
- thermal energy/electricity generated frominterior of earth
- in manufacturing ferr manganesse alloy
- deposits are known to be one of the largest in the world
- grade brown coal
- power/energy generated from force of wind
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- rocks/zinc is obtained from?
- balaghat mines in madhya pradesh is famous for its?
- in fault traps of rocks
- high/petroleum in india in mainly extracted from?
- minerals/minerals from which energy is obtained
- quality of iron
- naturally occuring substances
- important quality of iron important in industrial field
- ferrous/minerals which do not contain iron ore
- hills/deposits of bauxite are found in?
- generated from organic waste
- valley/famous for its coal deposits in india
- is important for sustainance of minerals
- electricity/energy generated from fossil fuels
- furnace/lime stone is widely used for?
- minerals/minerals from which energy is obtained
- of this has replaced liquid fuels in vehicles
- valley/a place in india which has enormous possibility for tapping gep thermal energy
- nagpur plateau/mica deposits are widely found in?
- diseases/people working in mining fields are prone to which disease?
- electricity/a source of energy generated from force of running water
- energy/energy generated from sunlight
- mineral which contains calcium carbonates
- gas/a clean energy resource foound in association with petroleum
42 Clues: grade coal • quality of iron • grade brown coal • containing iron ore • in fault traps of rocks • is derived from which ore? • rocks/zinc is obtained from? • generated from organic waste • naturally occuring substances • producer of manganese in india • energy/energy generated from sunlight • ore/backbone of industrial devolopment • furnace/lime stone is widely used for? • ...
Geography terms 2014-12-15
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- long,steep-side,glacial valley now filled by seawater
- long, steep-side, glacial valley now filled by seawater
- point of land projecting into a body of water
- flat-topped, elevated landform
- shallow pool of water in the center of an atoll
- narrow piece of land that connects two larger landmasses and separates two bodies of water
- body of water completely surrounded by land
- a river or stream that flows into large river or stream
- an area of low-laying, wet land
- deeper part of a river or harbor
- land that rises above surrounding with steep slopes and a peak or summit
- natural hot springs that emits a column of water and steam into the air
- flat or gently rolling lands
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- an area of a sea or ocean partially enclosed by land, larger than a bay
- dense growth of trees and other plants covering a large area
- lowland between mountain ranges or hill often having a river or stream running a long the bottom
- an artificial waterway used for irrigation or travel
- a row or chain of mountains
- a narrow waterway or channel connecting two large bodies of water
- lowland region saturated by water
- point of land projecting into a body of water
- long,wide body of water connecting larger bodies of water
- a stream of water of considerable volume
- body of water partially enclosed by land with a wide outlet to the ocean
24 Clues: a row or chain of mountains • flat or gently rolling lands • flat-topped, elevated landform • an area of low-laying, wet land • deeper part of a river or harbor • lowland region saturated by water • a stream of water of considerable volume • body of water completely surrounded by land • point of land projecting into a body of water • ...
Geography Game 2014-12-17
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- Nations- an international organization for peace and justice
- the amount of goods and services a country has
- process of the world becoming interconnected in terms of economics, culture, and financial services
- country- a country that is economically and physically developed
- citizens- a company that shows loyalty to a particular country
- expectancy- population’s average life rate
- village- an idea the world is becoming like one large village
- we take this system for granted with only about 469 people per doctor
- country- a country that is still in the process of developing economically and physically
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- corporations- McDonald’s, Nike and Adidas
- supply- basic needs for people in developing countries sent by developed countries
- aid- help given by countries at times of need including basic needs like shelter and food
- a non-____________ organization is a privately owned and funded organization meant for the aiding of people
- level- developed country’s statistics have a higher percentage and are more knowledgeable because of it
- crops- crops grown by a farmer for the sole purpose of selling
- growth- the amount a population grows over a period of times
- a developing starting with a “Z”
- per capita- goods and services produced within a country per person
- a developed country in North America
- industrializing country- a country that is starting to become developed by getting their economy started
20 Clues: a developing starting with a “Z” • a developed country in North America • corporations- McDonald’s, Nike and Adidas • expectancy- population’s average life rate • the amount of goods and services a country has • Nations- an international organization for peace and justice • growth- the amount a population grows over a period of times • ...
Geography Game 2014-12-17
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- goods and services produced within a country per person
- process of the world becoming interconnected in terms of economics, culture, and financial services
- a developing starting with a “Z”
- the amount of goods and services a country has
- a country that is starting to become developed by getting their economy started
- population’s average life rate
- a non-____________ organization is a privately owned and funded organization meant for the aiding of people
- a company that shows loyalty to a particular country
- a country that is still in the process of developing economically and physically
- help given by countries at times of need including basic needs like shelter and food
- the amount a population grows over a period of times
- a developed country in North America
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- basic needs for people in developing countries sent by developed countries
- crops grown by a farmer for the sole purpose of selling
- an idea the world is becoming like one large village
- McDonald’s, Nike and Adidas
- we take this system for granted with only about 469 people per doctor
- a country that is economically and physically developed
- developed country’s statistics have a higher percentage and are more knowledgeable because of it
- an international organization for peace and justice
20 Clues: McDonald’s, Nike and Adidas • population’s average life rate • a developing starting with a “Z” • a developed country in North America • the amount of goods and services a country has • an international organization for peace and justice • an idea the world is becoming like one large village • a company that shows loyalty to a particular country • ...
Georgia's Geography 2015-08-16
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- /What is Georgia deepest lake?
- /One of two regions that mark the beginning of the Appalachian Trail.
- /Which river helps form part of the boundary between Georgia and Florida?
- /Begin in northeast Georgia and run all the way into Maine.
- /What is the largest fresh water wetland located in the coastal plains
- /How many miles long is the Chattahoochee River?
- /Where does the primary source of water in Georgia come from?
- /What is the largest island in Georgia?
- /Where does the Appalachian Trail begin?
- /How is Georgia's overall climate best described?
- /The capital of Georgia.
- /How many miles long is the Flint River?
- /Highest peak in Georgia.
- /The largest lake in Georgia.
- /What river serves the border of Georgia and South Carolina?
- /How many counties does Georgia have?
- /The second longest river in Georgia.
- /Into which hemisphere does the equator place Georgia?
- /What is the major body of water along Georgia's eastern coastline?
- /Which region gets the most rain?
- /The second largest lake in Georgia.
- /What type of rock is Stone Mountain made of?
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- /What state borders Georgia to the east?
- /All of the lakes in Georgia are_____.
- /How many square miles is Georgia?
- /What is the largest mountain in Cobb County?
- /Which region is the smallest?
- /Located off the coast of Georgia these provide natural protection for inland cities and a tourist destination for travelers.
- /What is the highest waterfall in Georgia?
- /What region has Georgia's capital, rolling hills, and red clay?
- /Which region grows the most of the state’s products?
- /Georgia is the largest state east of what state.
- /How many states border Georgia?
- /Separates the coastal plain from the Piedmont region.
- /Into which hemisphere does the prime meridian place Georgia?
35 Clues: /The capital of Georgia. • /Highest peak in Georgia. • /The largest lake in Georgia. • /What is Georgia deepest lake? • /Which region is the smallest? • /How many states border Georgia? • /Which region gets the most rain? • /How many square miles is Georgia? • /The second largest lake in Georgia. • /How many counties does Georgia have? • /The second longest river in Georgia. • ...
Geography Definitions 2015-08-05
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- Rapid growth of algae caused by high levels of nutrients in the water.
- The ability of the land to support livestock.
- Decaying organic matter that is rich in nutrients needed for plant growth.
- Remove the bark from a tree in a ring that goes all the way around the trunk. The tree usually dies because the nutrient-carrying layer is destroyed in the process.
- The benefits to humanity from the resources and processes that are supplied by natural ecosystems.
- The process by which useful agricultural areas on desert fringes become degraded and change into a desert.
- The caring and ethical approach to sustainable management of habitats for the benefit of all life on Earth.
- Any change in the climate over time, whether due to natural or human processes.
- Increased ability of the Earth's atmosphere to trap heat.
- Started ~1750 in the UK. Brought about major technological changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining and transportation. A major invention was the application of coal, oil and gas to industry.
- Water held underground within water-bearing rocks or aquifers.
- Carbon-based fuels formed over millions of years. Examples of these non-renewable fuels are coal, petroleum and natural gas. They are being depleted faster than they are being created.
- Term for a tradable certificate representing the right of a company to emit one metric tonne of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
- A measure of human demand on the Earth's natural systems in general and ecosystems in particular.
- any plant species that dominates an area outside its normal region and requires action to control its spread. Also known as weeds.
- The environment as it relates to living organisms.
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- Describes the power that is generated from molten magma at the Earth's core and stored in hot rocks under the surface. It is cost-effective, reliable, sustainable and environmentally friendly.
- Cultivating a single crop or plant species over a wide area over a prolonged period of time.
- Any plant species that dominates an area outside its normal region and requires action to control its spread.
- Upper level of groundwater, or level below which the Earth is saturated with water.
- The capacity of a biome or ecosystem to generate a renewable and ongoing supply of resources and to process or absorb its wastes
- The breaking down of rocks.
- Varying viewpoints, such as environment-centered opposed to human-centered, in managing ecological services.
- Ecosystems characterised by lack of water. The lack of water constrains the production of crops, wood and other ecosystem services.
- Refers to land that is suitable for growing crops.
- Species introduced from a foreign country.
- A system used to control greenhouse gas as a cap on emissions. Firms cannot exceed allocated carbon credits. If they require extra credits, they must buy them from other firms who have lesser needs.
- The top layers of soil that contain the nutrients necessary for healthy plant growth.
- The observable trend of rising world atmospheric temperatures over the past century, particularly during the last two decades.
29 Clues: The breaking down of rocks. • Species introduced from a foreign country. • The ability of the land to support livestock. • Refers to land that is suitable for growing crops. • The environment as it relates to living organisms. • Increased ability of the Earth's atmosphere to trap heat. • Water held underground within water-bearing rocks or aquifers. • ...
Geography Crossword 2014-09-22
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- Migration that occurs as the result of force leave the migrants with no choice.
- The permanent movement of people from place to place
- often occurs when living conditions become intolerable in the current location
- What is the most spoken language in the world
- The goods that a country buys
- The number of years that an average person lives
- People who flee their country because of persecution or danger
- The buying and selling of goods
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- Cities and towns
- The number of people living in a unit area of land
- An important river in Egypt
- The goods that a country sells
- What is the title of this unit?
- What country did the "Kony 2012" video take place in?
- 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
- The speed with which change is taking place
- The worlds largest country
- The movement of people and goods from place to place.
- A population density _____ uses shading or colors to show how many people live in each square mile or square kilometer of a given area.
- Relying on eachother
20 Clues: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 • Cities and towns • Relying on eachother • The worlds largest country • An important river in Egypt • The goods that a country buys • The goods that a country sells • What is the title of this unit? • The buying and selling of goods • The speed with which change is taking place • What is the most spoken language in the world • ...
World Geography 2014-09-19
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- 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
- Cities and towns
- What is the most spoken language in the world
- The movement of people and goods from place to place.
- The number of people living in a unit area of land
- An important river in Egypt
- The permanent movement of people from place to place
- The buying and selling of goods
- A population density _____ uses shading or colors to show how many people live in each square mile or square kilometer of a given area.
- The speed with which change is taking place
- What country did the "Kony 2012" video take place in?
- People who flee their country because of persecution or danger
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- The worlds largest country
- The goods that a country sells
- often occurs when living conditions become intolerable in the current location
- What is the title of this unit?
- Migration that occurs as the result of force leave the migrants with no choice.
- The number of years that an average person lives
- Relying on eachother
- The goods that a country buys
20 Clues: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 • Cities and towns • Relying on eachother • The worlds largest country • An important river in Egypt • The goods that a country buys • The goods that a country sells • What is the title of this unit? • The buying and selling of goods • The speed with which change is taking place • What is the most spoken language in the world • ...
human geography 2016-01-06
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- the average number of children a women will have
- ecology emphasizes human-environment relations
- drain emigration of talented people
- obstacle an environmental or cultural barrier that stops migration
- factor influence people to move to that area
- a substance useful to humans
- migration within a country
- forced from their country, cant return due to prosecution
- created to drain water from an area
- repetitive movements on a daily basis
- workers migrate for higher paying jobs
- migration choose to move
- customary. social forms and beliefs of a group
- transfer location from Earth's surface to a flat map
- plain area that easily floods
- wide spread disease
- arc between North and South poles
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- location relative to another place
- factor influences people to leave
- all types of movement from one place to another
- arrangement of something across earth's surface
- region aka perceptual region
- study of population characteristics
- permanent human settlement
- region aka nodal region
- migration forced to leave
- the system used to indicate location east and west of the prime meridian
- the origin of an idea
- population exceeds the resources needed for comfortable life
- migration the difference between the level of immigration and emigration
30 Clues: wide spread disease • the origin of an idea • region aka nodal region • migration choose to move • migration forced to leave • migration within a country • permanent human settlement • region aka perceptual region • a substance useful to humans • plain area that easily floods • factor influences people to leave • arc between North and South poles • location relative to another place • ...
rural geography 2016-02-23
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- society, indirect relationships, urban
- understanding where & why economic act. are happening
- person who moves out of a place
- economic relationship between city and areas of nat resources
- community, families ties, interpersonal, rural
- rural guides their activities
- export growth of nat. resources from periphery
- annual total # of live births per 1k ppl
- deduced everything into numerical analysis
- (birth-deaths) + (immigrants-emigrants)
- # of people dependent on working (young+old)-working
- postal codes
- Sparsely populated lands less than 1000 people
- shaming countries to keep up their communities
- less than 150 ppl per square kilometer
- Socio-spatial characteristics and unit of analysis
- introduced concept of region
- cycles of resource discovery, exploit and exhaustion
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- quality of life, family, cultural ties beyond quant.
- They create their understanding
- 12 miles to first, then 24 for every subsequent
- locally driven econ, social, enviro investment
- expected # of children per woman (15-54)
- pop 0-14 divided by pop 50-64
- annual total # of deaths per 1k ppl
- person who changes their place of residence
- regions as a response to restructuring
- birthrate minus death rate
- imported theories adding geography spin
- pop size, density, and labor market
- Social values, behaviors arbitrary categories
- Focus on processes that create rural and urban
- person who moves into a place
- how we adjust for a 3D world on 2D map
- where you work versus where you live
35 Clues: postal codes • birthrate minus death rate • introduced concept of region • pop 0-14 divided by pop 50-64 • rural guides their activities • person who moves into a place • They create their understanding • person who moves out of a place • annual total # of deaths per 1k ppl • pop size, density, and labor market • where you work versus where you live • ...
Geography Crossword 2016-06-13
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- Tropical storm that is like a small tornado
- The horizontal line that separates the hemispheres
- When the sun is directly over the equator, (only happens twice a year.)
- Vertical lines on the earth
- The practice of farming
- Long term weather conditions
- The production of trades
- Permanently frozen water in the soil
- The production of goods within the economy
- The vertical line that separates time zones
- Another name for a city
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- The effect that traps gasses in the atmosphere
- The exchange of goods
- A place that is disconnected from the world
- The plant and animal life
- Horizontal lines across the earth
- All the inhabitants of a specific area
- The study of life forms in their environment
- A device that shows you direction
- Another name for town
20 Clues: The exchange of goods • Another name for town • The practice of farming • Another name for a city • The production of trades • The plant and animal life • Vertical lines on the earth • Long term weather conditions • Horizontal lines across the earth • A device that shows you direction • Permanently frozen water in the soil • All the inhabitants of a specific area • ...
Physical Geography 2016-04-11
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- The birth of mountains
- Region of the upper mantle just below the lithosphere
- The study of past climates using tree rings
- Abbreviation; complex, computer-based climate model
- Two words; Species that are brought and introduced to a new ecosystem
- A migrating piece of Earth's crust, dragged about by plate tectonics
- The inner portion of the Earth, one-third of it's entire mass
- The dominant vegetation type extending across a region
- Boundary transition zone between adjoining ecosystems
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- Two words; Information about past environments that represent changes in climate; also called a climate proxy
- Elevation differences in a local landscape
- Physical weathering of rocks that occurs by mechanical forcing of rock joints
- Two words; ecosystem that consists of pine, spruce, and fir
- Science that analyzes and describes origin, evolutions, etc. of landforms
- Instrument used to detect and record ground motion during an earthquake
- Two words; Decomposition of minerals in rocks through chemical alteration
- The study of the Earth's past climates
- Form of weathering; associated with fragmentation of rock by pressure release
- The largest plutonic form exposed at the surface
- Rock of Earth's crust below the soil; unweathered
20 Clues: The birth of mountains • The study of the Earth's past climates • Elevation differences in a local landscape • The study of past climates using tree rings • The largest plutonic form exposed at the surface • Rock of Earth's crust below the soil; unweathered • Abbreviation; complex, computer-based climate model • Region of the upper mantle just below the lithosphere • ...
Geography terms 2016-01-11
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- an expanse of sand and pebbles along a shore
- mountain with lava expelled from it
- permafrost area with little vegetation
- a landmass that has a peak and summit
- body of land surrounded by water on three sides
- an overhanging rock landmass
- descent of water from height
- a piece of land surrounded by water
- land bordered on both sides by water
- an area of low land between hills and mountains
- hot spring that sends of jet like water and steam
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- a vast body of water
- a flat topped natural elevation
- one of seven major landmasses
- group or chain of islands
- a small stream that flows into a bigger one
- an artificial waterway
- narrow part of the ocean in between cliffs or mountains
- densely overgrown land with tropical vegetation
- landmasses created by the erosion of rocks
- a fresh water stream surrounded by land
- sand hill formed by the wind
- large chunks of ice
- A dry area with very less vegetation
- a muddy wetland
25 Clues: a muddy wetland • large chunks of ice • a vast body of water • an artificial waterway • group or chain of islands • an overhanging rock landmass • descent of water from height • sand hill formed by the wind • one of seven major landmasses • a flat topped natural elevation • mountain with lava expelled from it • a piece of land surrounded by water • ...
Geography Terms 2016-01-11
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- a point of land projecting into a body of water
- an area of sea or ocean partly enclosed by land, larger than a bay
- a steep decent of water from a height
- a piece of land surrounded by water
- a flat topped, elevated landform
- a shallow pool of water at the center of an atoll
- an inland, grassland area
- piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- an area of low lying,wet land
- Range a row or chain of mountains
- flat or gently rolling lands
- a large body of ice that moves across the earths surface
- a dense growth of trees and other plants covering a large area
- in deserts and on beaches, wind blown sands that have formed hills
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- densely overgrown land with tropical vegetation
- an artificial water way used for irrigation or travel
- vast treeless plains with permafrost and small, low plants
- a ring shaped island formed by coral build up on the rim of an underwater volcano
- a group of closely scattered islands
- a lowland region saturated by water
- deeper part of a river or harbor
- a natural hot spring that emits a column of water and steam into the air
- large chunks of ice that break off of glaciers
- an area of barren land with roughly eroded rides and peaks
- a long, steep sided, glacial valley now filled be sea water
25 Clues: an inland, grassland area • flat or gently rolling lands • an area of low lying,wet land • deeper part of a river or harbor • a flat topped, elevated landform • Range a row or chain of mountains • a piece of land surrounded by water • a lowland region saturated by water • a group of closely scattered islands • a steep decent of water from a height • ...
Geography terms!!!! 2016-01-11
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- one of the largest land assets on earth
- a river or stream that flows into a bigger stream
- sand or dust piled to make a hill
- a peace of land almost sourounded by water completely
- A circle shaped island formed by corrals.
- a hill with a flat top and tall steep edges
- water that falls from a talk height
- A deep increase mad in the ground. With most times a river is flowing through it
- rhymes with tray
- rhymes with gate
- piece of land sourounded by water
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- long and flat
- row of mountains
- Water that naturaly disperses from the ground .
- A triangular part of a sea witch comes through by a mouth
- reorder these letters udrtan
- A tributary between mountains to the se
- a deep Inlet to a body of water with a narrow mouth
- ground that is taller then the rest
- A land that would be dangerous walking through with Lots of steep drops and sharp edges
- Almost like v shape going into land filled with water
- a low land between two mountains
- A water way that allows ships to pass through.
- A large curve of land exstanding into a body of water
- deepest part of a body of water
25 Clues: long and flat • row of mountains • rhymes with tray • rhymes with gate • reorder these letters udrtan • deepest part of a body of water • a low land between two mountains • sand or dust piled to make a hill • piece of land sourounded by water • ground that is taller then the rest • water that falls from a talk height • one of the largest land assets on earth • ...
World Geography 2015-12-16
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- Improvements made in industrial technology that transformed the process of manufacturing goods
- Ability of women to achieve improvements in status
- Barriers limit import of goods from other places
- Ship, Truck,or Air
- covered by the Agreements and for further liberalisation of trade amongst members
- Provides a forum for trade negotiations among member states on
- Countries open themselves to foreign investments and international markets
- Harnesses the power to convert water into electricity
- One of the world’s largest free trade zones and laying the foundations for strong economic growth and rising prosperity for Canada, the United States, and Mexico
- Based on 3 factors, Decent standard of living, Long and healthy life, Access to knowledge
- Electricity produced by splitting uranium atoms in a controlled environment
- Wood and crops that can be burned as fuel to generate electricity and heat
- Traditional Society, Preconditions for takeoff, Takeoff, Drive to maturity, Age of mass consumption
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- An international organization headquartered in Washington, D.C.
- Uses wind to generate electricity
- Costs resulting from the unique characteristics of a location
- Supply-quantity of something that producers have available for sale. Demand-quantity that consumers are willing and able to buy
- The primary sector of the economy is the sector of an economy making direct use of natural resources. This includes agriculture, forestry, fishing and mining. In contrast, the secondary sector produces manufactured goods, and the tertiary sector produces services.
- Using the sun's energy to generate power
- Costs associated with the established transportation networks accessible from a specific place
- process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nations, a process driven by international trade and investment aided by information technology
21 Clues: Ship, Truck,or Air • Uses wind to generate electricity • Using the sun's energy to generate power • Barriers limit import of goods from other places • Ability of women to achieve improvements in status • Harnesses the power to convert water into electricity • Costs resulting from the unique characteristics of a location • ...
Europe Geography 2023-02-06
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- a area outside a city but near it and consisting mainly of homes
- the release of pollutants into the air.
- the most practiced religion in Europe today
- one of the fastest growing faith in Europe
- an industrialized area of a city or town
- factors that cause people to leave their home
- suitable for farming
- factors that attracts people to relocate to another place
- the number of people living in an area
- languages deriving from the early Germanic people of Norther and Central Europe (German, English)
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- languages deriving from the early Slavic people of Eastern Europe (Russian)
- electricity generated by power plants that derive their heat from fission in a nuclear reactor
- the oldest religion
- toxic rain which results when noxious gases are released into the atmosphere and mix with water molecules
- the resettling of radiated particles released into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion
- languages deriving from Latin, which was the language of the Roman Empire (French, Spanish, Italian)
- believing in one god
- the average annual weather conditions in a given area.
- smoke + fog
- relating to farm are or countryside
20 Clues: smoke + fog • the oldest religion • suitable for farming • believing in one god • relating to farm are or countryside • the number of people living in an area • the release of pollutants into the air. • an industrialized area of a city or town • one of the fastest growing faith in Europe • the most practiced religion in Europe today • ...
Geography review 2022-09-29
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- number of continents
- climate with only 2 seasons
- how the continents move
- lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole
- land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- parallel lines that run side to side
- a pair of latitude and longitude numbers that tell your location
- the continent we live on
- largest continent
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- ecosystem with the most rain
- pattern of latitude and longitude lines
- climate with 4 seasons
- number of oceans
- largest ocean
- 90 degrees North
- marshy wetlands found where a river dumps into a larger body of a water
- the coldest climate; found by the Poles
- bowl-like depression in Earth's crust
- the driest ecosystem
- group of islands
20 Clues: largest ocean • number of oceans • 90 degrees North • group of islands • largest continent • number of continents • the driest ecosystem • climate with 4 seasons • how the continents move • the continent we live on • climate with only 2 seasons • ecosystem with the most rain • land surrounded by water on 3 sides • parallel lines that run side to side • bowl-like depression in Earth's crust • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-09-30
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- land smaller than a continent, surrounded by water
- continent similar to africa, but smaller
- a small stream that flows into a larger stream or river
- measured height of a geographic feature
- an ocean near the north pole
- the ocean in the middle
- a sizable inland body of water
- an area of flat land with a higher elevation
- in the northwest hemisphere
- connected to asia
- connected to europe
- a body of water that is surrounded by land, smaller than a gulf
- a flat area of land
- elevated land with sloping sides
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- the ocean on the west coast
- a large natural stream of water that runs through the land
- the continent at the bottom left of asia
- a large body of water that extends into a shoreline, bigger than a bay
- body of land with water on 3 sides
- an ocean near the south pole
- a large area of thick ice that remains from one year to the next
- a continent with no inhabitants
- "the island continent" also a country
23 Clues: connected to asia • connected to europe • a flat area of land • the ocean in the middle • the ocean on the west coast • in the northwest hemisphere • an ocean near the north pole • an ocean near the south pole • a sizable inland body of water • a continent with no inhabitants • elevated land with sloping sides • body of land with water on 3 sides • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-09-30
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- land smaller than a continent, surrounded by water
- continent similar to africa, but smaller
- a small stream that flows into a larger stream or river
- measured height of a geographic feature
- an ocean near the north pole
- the ocean in the middle
- a sizable inland body of water
- an area of flat land with a higher elevation
- in the northwest hemisphere
- connected to asia
- connected to europe
- a body of water that is surrounded by land, smaller than a gulf
- a flat area of land
- elevated land with sloping sides
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- the ocean on the west coast
- a large natural stream of water that runs through the land
- the continent at the bottom left of asia
- a large body of water that extends into a shoreline, bigger than a bay
- body of land with water on 3 sides
- an ocean near the south pole
- a large area of thick ice that remains from one year to the next
- a continent with no inhabitants
- "the island continent" also a country
23 Clues: connected to asia • connected to europe • a flat area of land • the ocean in the middle • the ocean on the west coast • in the northwest hemisphere • an ocean near the north pole • an ocean near the south pole • a sizable inland body of water • a continent with no inhabitants • elevated land with sloping sides • body of land with water on 3 sides • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-09-30
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- land smaller than a continent, surrounded by water
- continent similar to africa, but smaller
- a small stream that flows into a larger stream or river
- measured height of a geographic feature
- an ocean near the north pole
- the ocean in the middle
- a sizable inland body of water
- an area of flat land with a higher elevation
- in the northwest hemisphere
- connected to asia
- connected to europe
- a body of water that is surrounded by land, smaller than a gulf
- a flat area of land
- elevated land with sloping sides
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- the ocean on the west coast
- a large natural stream of water that runs through the land
- the continent at the bottom left of asia
- a large body of water that extends into a shoreline, bigger than a bay
- body of land with water on 3 sides
- an ocean near the south pole
- a large area of thick ice that remains from one year to the next
- a continent with no inhabitants
- "the island continent" also a country
23 Clues: connected to asia • connected to europe • a flat area of land • the ocean in the middle • the ocean on the west coast • in the northwest hemisphere • an ocean near the north pole • an ocean near the south pole • a sizable inland body of water • a continent with no inhabitants • elevated land with sloping sides • body of land with water on 3 sides • ...
Geography Crossword 2022-09-15
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- a line of longitude that measures 0 degrees longitude; all other lines of longitude are measured east or west of this line.
- The location of a place described by places near it.
- The location of a place as described by latitude and longitude
- a mapmaker
- another name for lines of latitude
- These directions are North, south, east and west
- The lines that show the distance above or below the equator, measured in degrees
- The surface of the land
- When the round Earth is projected onto a flat map, the loss of accuracy that happens...
- study of the earth
- ratio, or relationship between the distance on a map and the actual distance on earth
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- another name for lines of Longitude
- the line of latitude that measures 0 degrees latitude; all other lines of latitude are measured north or south of this line.
- a picture, or representation of the world, or particular place.
- The lines that show the distance east or west of the prime meridian, measured in degrees
- A useful material found in the environment
- a map that shows specific information about a particular area
- Half of the globe
- When you adjust how you live in order to deal with your environment
- the section of a map that explains the symbols and shading on the map
- when you are changing the land to suit your needs.
21 Clues: a mapmaker • Half of the globe • study of the earth • The surface of the land • another name for lines of latitude • another name for lines of Longitude • A useful material found in the environment • These directions are North, south, east and west • when you are changing the land to suit your needs. • The location of a place described by places near it. • ...
Human Geography 2022-08-27
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- is the measurement of the distance north or south of the Equator.
- is the measurement east or west of the prime meridian.
- ^ is the actual application or usage of a theory, belief, or approach.
- Boundary ^ occurs when two tectonic plates move away from each other.
- ^generally collect and validate data used in generating maps.
- is the arrangement of the natural and artificial physical features of an area.
- the father of geography created a system of longitude and latitude as well as a map of the known world.
- ^ the condition of the atmosphere, which includes the following factors: temperature, pressure, wind, humidity, and precipitation.
- Boundary^ two tectonic plates meet.
- is a way of thinking about how and why physical features or processes are positioned in geographic space.
- refers to the transfer of anything from one location to another, and it may have to do with the physical movement of people.
- is described as the collection of processes that contribute to the relationship between societies and individuals.
- ^is a location that contains a variety of things, such as a humid or hot atmosphere.
- the study of geographical phenomena organized by class or type rather than by region.
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- can be articulated as the customs and traditions practiced by a people that are passed from generation to generation.
- Boundary^ places where plates slide sideways past each other.
- is a term used to indicate the tremendous variety of life on Earth and includes all forms of life, like bacteria, and plants.
- is the portion of the solid Earth's surface that is not always covered by water.
- is the encompassing gaseous layers of a planet or other celestial body.
- is the circulation of products, humans, and ideas from one place to another.
- is the study of places and the interactions between people and their environments, including the distribution of populations.
- Boundary^ occurs when two plates come together.
- is the invisible mixture of odorless tasteless gases that surrounds the earth.
- Change ^is described as progressive changes in all the interconnected weather elements on our planet over a period of about 30 years.
- Activities ^these are the various actions for recreation, living, or necessity done by people.
- is the part of a country or the world having definable characteristics but not permanently fixed boundaries.
- the whole number of people living in a country, city, or area.
- is the science of locating historical events in time.
- is the place of a certain point or entity; it can also be a city, town, community, or even an archaeological site.
- is an inorganic chemical substance that is clear, tasteless, odorless, and virtually colorless.
30 Clues: Boundary^ two tectonic plates meet. • Boundary^ occurs when two plates come together. • is the science of locating historical events in time. • is the measurement east or west of the prime meridian. • Boundary^ places where plates slide sideways past each other. • ^generally collect and validate data used in generating maps. • ...
geography crossword 2023-01-21
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- the layer of magma that the tectonic plates shift on
- the section of a text that gives definitions
- the ratio of kilometres on a map to kilometres on the earth
- the molten centre of our planet that's responsible for the magnetic fields
- the outer most layer of the earth
- a graph that shows the number of people according to age and gender
- how the population of a country is spread
- mainly used to find your position in the world
- the number of people born subtracted by the number of people who die
- fast, low density expansion at the edges of cities
- what entices someone to come to a country
- a chain of countries and regions that experience an above average number of volcanoes and earthquakes
- the number of people who die per thousand people
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- branch of science that deals with the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data relating to the earth's surface.
- power generated by funneling water through a dam
- the building heat inside of the atmosphere
- a kind of graph used to plot average temperature throughout the year
- the number of people born per thousand people
- the explanation of earthquakes tsunamis and volcanoes and why some continents look like they fir together
- power generated using radioactive materials to heat water
- uses the heat of magma pockets to generate power
- the natural process of land formations being worn down over time by water and wind
- a resource that is found naturally in the environment
- what forces someone out of a country
- an imaginary line around the middle of the earth
25 Clues: the outer most layer of the earth • what forces someone out of a country • how the population of a country is spread • what entices someone to come to a country • the building heat inside of the atmosphere • the section of a text that gives definitions • the number of people born per thousand people • mainly used to find your position in the world • ...
USA Geography 2023-02-14
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- region of the United States that includes the great plains
- largest wetland area in the United States
- capital of the United States
- state with largest amount of mammoth remains
- where gold was discovered in 1848 sparking the gold rush
- gateway to the west
- longest river in the country
- state that has the Grand Canyon
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- the United States' belief that they were destined by God to expand westward
- the granite state
- type of climate in midwest
- the lowest point in the United States
- the great lake touching Chicago
- a barrier constructed to hold back water and form a resevoir to use for electricity or as a water supply
- america's highest mountain
- state that discovered oil first
- area near San Francisco where many technology companies are located
- largest lobster producer in the country
- america's dairyland
- major mountain range in the Eastern USA
20 Clues: the granite state • gateway to the west • america's dairyland • type of climate in midwest • america's highest mountain • capital of the United States • longest river in the country • the great lake touching Chicago • state that discovered oil first • state that has the Grand Canyon • the lowest point in the United States • largest lobster producer in the country • ...
Geography - Capitals 2023-04-30
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- guatemala city
- new delhi
- washington d.c.
- bucharest
- santiago
- jakarta
- podgorica
- copenhagen
- sofia
- kingston
- helsinki
- managua
- islamabad
- kuwait city
- wellington
- stockholm
- panama city
- cairo
- kiev
- bangkok
- ottawa
- monaco
- pyongyang
- kathmandu
- london
- kabul
- jerusalem
- dodoma
- dhaka
- brasilia
- beijing
- bratislava
- moscow
- santo domingo
- lisbon
- tehran
- kampala
- abuja
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- hanoi
- warsaw
- seoul
- buenos aires
- ljubljana
- dakar
- tokyo
- mexico city
- brussels
- bogota
- nairobi
- canberra
- damascus
- athens
- bridgetown
- singapore
- east jerusalem
- yerevan
- paris
- dublin
- zagreb
- bern
- amsterdam
- manila
- rome
- phnom penh
- san jose
- berlin
- budapest
- luxembourg
- edinburgh
- male
- san marino
- montevideo
- tirana
- algiers
- oslo
- vienna
- madrid
- havana
- baghdad
- lima
80 Clues: bern • rome • kiev • male • oslo • lima • hanoi • seoul • dakar • tokyo • sofia • paris • cairo • kabul • dhaka • abuja • warsaw • bogota • athens • dublin • zagreb • manila • berlin • ottawa • monaco • london • dodoma • tirana • vienna • madrid • moscow • havana • lisbon • tehran • nairobi • jakarta • yerevan • managua • bangkok • algiers • beijing • baghdad • kampala • brussels • santiago • canberra • damascus • kingston • helsinki • san jose • budapest • brasilia • ljubljana • new delhi • bucharest • ...
Geography Class 2023-04-28
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- a soldier from japan
- a mound or ridge of sand formed by wind
- shaking of the ground caused by tectonic plates
- moisture that falls to the earth
- has most oil in south america
- the removal of salt from sea water
- a portion of dry land nearly surrounded by water
- rim of volcanoes around the pacific ocean
- cycle water coming down and back up into the cloud
- the belief in on god
- water being dried up by the sun
- what country does daddy trade with most
- condition of the atmosphere in one place in a short period of time
- a large commnercial farm
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- underground water bearing layers of porous rock sand or gravel
- water located underground
- former leader of Al Qaeda
- a large body of ice that moves across the surface of the
- wide,grassy plains
- USA BABY(the boss/the captain)
- a top layer of trees]
- moving north
- cold or warm stream
- a periodic reversal of the patterns of ocean currents
- mountain range from alaska to new mexico
- the movement of weathered rock and material
- an imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth
- condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time
- a huge wave created by underwater earthquake
- the process of excess water vapor changing into liquid
- chemical processes that break down rocks
31 Clues: moving north • wide,grassy plains • cold or warm stream • a soldier from japan • the belief in on god • a top layer of trees] • a large commnercial farm • water located underground • former leader of Al Qaeda • has most oil in south america • USA BABY(the boss/the captain) • water being dried up by the sun • moisture that falls to the earth • the removal of salt from sea water • ...
Geography Class 2023-04-28
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- a soldier from japan
- a mound or ridge of sand formed by wind
- shaking of the ground caused by tectonic plates
- moisture that falls to the earth
- has most oil in south america
- the removal of salt from sea water
- a portion of dry land nearly surrounded by water
- rim of volcanoes around the pacific ocean
- cycle water coming down and back up into the cloud
- the belief in on god
- water being dried up by the sun
- what country does daddy trade with most
- condition of the atmosphere in one place in a short period of time
- a large commnercial farm
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- underground water bearing layers of porous rock sand or gravel
- water located underground
- former leader of Al Qaeda
- a large body of ice that moves across the surface of the
- wide,grassy plains
- USA BABY(the boss/the captain)
- a top layer of trees]
- moving north
- cold or warm stream
- a periodic reversal of the patterns of ocean currents
- mountain range from alaska to new mexico
- the movement of weathered rock and material
- an imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth
- condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time
- a huge wave created by underwater earthquake
- the process of excess water vapor changing into liquid
- chemical processes that break down rocks
31 Clues: moving north • wide,grassy plains • cold or warm stream • a soldier from japan • the belief in on god • a top layer of trees] • a large commnercial farm • water located underground • former leader of Al Qaeda • has most oil in south america • USA BABY(the boss/the captain) • water being dried up by the sun • moisture that falls to the earth • the removal of salt from sea water • ...
Geography Class 2023-04-28
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- a soldier from japan
- a mound or ridge of sand formed by wind
- shaking of the ground caused by tectonic plates
- moisture that falls to the earth
- has most oil in south america
- the removal of salt from sea water
- a portion of dry land nearly surrounded by water
- rim of volcanoes around the pacific ocean
- cycle water coming down and back up into the cloud
- the belief in on god
- water being dried up by the sun
- what country does daddy trade with most
- condition of the atmosphere in one place in a short period of time
- a large commnercial farm
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- underground water bearing layers of porous rock sand or gravel
- water located underground
- former leader of Al Qaeda
- a large body of ice that moves across the surface of the
- wide,grassy plains
- USA BABY(the boss/the captain)
- a top layer of trees]
- moving north
- cold or warm stream
- a periodic reversal of the patterns of ocean currents
- mountain range from alaska to new mexico
- the movement of weathered rock and material
- an imaginary line that runs through the center of the earth
- condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time
- a huge wave created by underwater earthquake
- the process of excess water vapor changing into liquid
- chemical processes that break down rocks
31 Clues: moving north • wide,grassy plains • cold or warm stream • a soldier from japan • the belief in on god • a top layer of trees] • a large commnercial farm • water located underground • former leader of Al Qaeda • has most oil in south america • USA BABY(the boss/the captain) • water being dried up by the sun • moisture that falls to the earth • the removal of salt from sea water • ...
Economic Geography 2023-05-03
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- A collection of 17 global goals set by the United Nations to mobilize efforts to end all forms of poverty, fight inequalities and tackle climate change, while ensuring that no one is left behind.
- economic activity involving the processing of raw materials and their transformation into finished industrial products; the manufacturing sector
- Exchange of goods and services
- the physical land area where a settlement is established...including physical features and climate
- Residential developments characterized by extreme poverty that usually exist on land just outside of cities that is neither owned nor rented by its occupants.
- illegal trafficking of drugs from country to country.
- the profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations, typically by a country's representatives abroad.
- for each person; in relation to people taken individually.
- Shows the percentage of people in a country who can read and write at an elementary school level.
- Process of improving economic/material conditions of people through the diffusion of knowledge and technology
- The process of urban areas expanding outwards, usually in the form of suburbs, and developing over fertile agricultural land.
- the total market value of all final goods and services produced annually in an economy
- the factors within and surrounding the site which impact the economic activities and development...including connectedness to other successful settlements and proximity to natural resources
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- Illegal uses of intellectual property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
- the taking of resources in the territory of one nation or ethnic group by an outside power, basis of colonialism and the modern global economy
- Economic activity associated with the provision of services - such as transportation, banking, retailing, education, and routine office-based jobs.
- economic activity concerned with the direct extraction of natural resources from the environment-- such as mining, fishing, lumbering, and especially agriculture
- The average number of years an individual can be expected to live, given current social, economic, and medical conditions. Life expectancy at birth is the average number of years a newborn infant can expect to live.
- Materials or substances such as minerals, forests, water, and fertile land that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain
- The illegal trade of human beings, a modern-day form of slavery, for the purpose of commercial sexual exploitation, forced labor, or involuntary military combat.
- A process of converting an urban neighborhood from a predominantly low-income renter-occupied area to a predominantly middle-class owner-occupied area.
- An organization of countries formed in 1961 to agree on a common policy for the production and sale of petroleum.
22 Clues: Exchange of goods and services • illegal trafficking of drugs from country to country. • for each person; in relation to people taken individually. • Illegal uses of intellectual property, patents, trademarks, and copyrights. • the total market value of all final goods and services produced annually in an economy • ...
Development Geography 2020-05-17
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- a person who is professionally involved in politics
- any harmful deviation from the normal structural or functional state of an organism
- a concept country categorisation that began in the Cold War and included countries that were generally aligned with NATO
- a way of ranking countries into four tiers of human development (abbreviated)
- the death of young children under the age of 1
- extreme scarcity of food
- dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power
- the science or practice of farming
- the monetary value of all finished goods and services made within a country (abbreviated)
- moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of human behaviour
- development that is conducted without depletion of natural resources
- a form of government characterized by a single leader or small group of leaders with ultimate power
- a form of government where the people can rule either directly or through elected representatives
- money received
- a state of armed conflict
- the development of industries on a wide scale
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- the state of having paid work.
- a state or period in which there is no war, freedom from disturbance
- the average period that a person may expect to live
- the state of not having paid work
- the belief in and worship of a controlling power e.g. God or gods
- gaining skills and knowledge, usually in a school or university
- assistance existing to improve the lives of the vulnerable
- the ability to read and write
- the general well-being of individuals and societies
- the act of setting up a colony away from one's place of origin
- the variety of plant and animal life
- a concept country categorisation that began in the Cold War and included countries that were generally aligned with the Societ Union
- not depleted when used
- an international organization founded in 1945 after WWII
30 Clues: money received • not depleted when used • extreme scarcity of food • a state of armed conflict • the ability to read and write • the state of having paid work. • the state of not having paid work • the science or practice of farming • the variety of plant and animal life • the development of industries on a wide scale • the death of young children under the age of 1 • ...
Geography Crossword 2020-12-07
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- the the pressure and strength of the earthquake
- is
- viscous type liquid underneath the crust that is boiling hot
- a type of mound that has a wide base with runny liquidy lava
- a steep mound (volcano) where there is thick viscous lava
- the capital of an island near the Mariana Trench. (The land down under)
- when something is gone and can not come back
- magma that is above teh crust
- a crust made up of around 7 layers that lays at the bottom of the sea
- the main middle area of a volcano holding the lava
- the capital of Haiti
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- chamber the are beneath the crust where magma is hel
- the thermometer of an earthquake
- a volcano that is sleeping
- the capital of japan
- the area where the oceanic crust goes beneath the continental crust
- the top open area of a volcano
- vent the side area of a volcano where lava sometimes spews from
- when two plates slide past each other causing friction
- waves triggered by an earthquake
- the method they use in and for earthquakes
- the area on the surface directly above the
- the point deep in the crust where the
- oceanic crust and continental crust meet causing a subduction zone
- a tall wave of water that takes up anything in its way caused by an earthquake or impact on the ocean
25 Clues: is • the capital of japan • the capital of Haiti • a volcano that is sleeping • magma that is above teh crust • the top open area of a volcano • the thermometer of an earthquake • waves triggered by an earthquake • the point deep in the crust where the • the method they use in and for earthquakes • the area on the surface directly above the • ...
Asian Geography 2021-01-28
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- a total mass of organisms
- swampy coniferous forests
- River the longest river of asia
- River A long river in india
- cultural religion of south asia
- mountain range of south and east asia
- of Influence a country or area in which another country has power to affect developments although it has no formal authority
- destiny or fate
- Islands maluku islands
- a system of philosophical teachings
- A wide spread asian religion
- a season prevailing wind in the region of south and southeast asia
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- the belief or worship of more than one god
- a network of trade routes
- a religion in Japan
- of Bengal great source for fishing
- Indian lawyer
- rule by an emperor
- a state of no pain or suffering
- Sea is a region of the northern Indian Ocean bounded on the north by Pakistan, Iran, and the Gulf of Oman.
- Desert vast, arid region in northern China and southern Mongolia
- System a set of classes or ranks
- The religion of the Muslums
- Kush 800klomintors mountain range
24 Clues: Indian lawyer • destiny or fate • rule by an emperor • a religion in Japan • Islands maluku islands • a total mass of organisms • a network of trade routes • swampy coniferous forests • River A long river in india • The religion of the Muslums • A wide spread asian religion • River the longest river of asia • cultural religion of south asia • a state of no pain or suffering • ...
Political Geography 2021-02-01
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- A nation that does not control its own state.
- This determined territorial rights on the ocean.
- A state that had multiple nations residing in it.
- Ability of a state to govern its territory free from control of its internal affairs by other states.
- A type of boundary that is drawn by an outside force.
- Old political boundaries that no longer exist as international borders, but that have left an enduring mark on the local cultural or environmental geography.
- A group of people with a shared culture and history.
- Theory proposed by Halford Mackinder that held that any political power based in the hearth of Eurasia could gain enough strength to eventually dominate the world.
- A part of a state that is allowed to have a level of sovereignty apart from the rest of the state.
- The step in making a boundary where the legal terminology is created
- When power shifts from the central government to regional governments
- The agreement that replaced NAFTA
- A military organization that include most of Europe and North America.
- A high-level intergovernmental forum that addresses issues faced by the Arctic governments and the indigenous people of the Arctic.
- Agreement signed January 1, 1994, that allows the opening of borders between the United States, Mexico, and Canada
- A state that has full autonomy
- An economic supranational organization in SE Asia.
- A type of boundary that is man-made and typically a straight line.
- A conceptual division of the Earth's water surface areas using physiographic or geopolitical criteria. As such, it usually bounds areas of exclusive national rights over mineral and biological resources, encompassing maritime features, limits and zones.
- A state that is made up predominantly of the the same ethnicity.
- The attempt by and individual or group to affect, influence, or control people, phenomena, and relationships, by delimiting and asserting control over a geographic area. sovereignty.
- Designed after the census determines where house members are apportioned.
- The idea that formers colonies are still heavily reliant on their former colonizers for economic development.
- A narrow passage that causes traffic to funnel as it passes
- A surpanational organization created to promote unity and solidarity in Africa
- The advocacy of cultural, ethnic, tribal, religious, racial, governmental or gender separation from the larger group.
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- The enforcement and maintaining of a boundary by government
- The step in making a boundary where it is put on a map
- A region caught between stronger colliding external cultural-political forces, under persistent stress, and often fragmented by aggressive rivals.
- A boundary drawn to drawn to accommodate existing religious, linguistic, ethnic, or economic differences between countries.
- Semi-autonomous regions in the United States
- An organization of 3 or more states working together for a common goal.
- Any position advocating annexation of territories administered by another state on the grounds of common ethnicity or prior historical possession, actually or alleged.
- The use of violence or intimidation on civilians to achieve a political motive.
- The economic union of European states.
- The step in making a boundary where it is physically marked on the land
- Nicholas Spykman's theory that the domination of the costal fringes of Eurasia would provide the base for the world conquest.
- An area 200 miles from the shore in which a state has rights to explore, exploit, and manage natural resources in the seas.
- Ratzels theory that states resemble biological organisms with life cycles that include stages of youth, maturity, and old age.
- The drawing of political districts to favor a political party.
- The process of promoting democratic ideas
- A unifying force
- A force that tears a state apart
- A state that power is shared between local and federal governments.
- The ability of a country to chose their own form of government. Applied to Europe following WWI.
- The desire to get rid of multinational state and create nation-state by killing off other groups or forcibly relocating them.
- A boundary drawn across an area before it is well populated and before there is any culture landscape.
- The drawing of a new electoral district boundary lines in response to population changes.
- A boundary that is formed after people are already living in an area.
- A belt of coastal waters extending at most 12 nautical miles from the baseline of a coastal state.
- A form of nationalism in which the "nation" is defined in terms of ethnicity.
- Determines whether the government of a unit has the right to rule a states people and territory.
- A form of govt where the federal government has all the power
53 Clues: A unifying force • A state that has full autonomy • A force that tears a state apart • The agreement that replaced NAFTA • The economic union of European states. • The process of promoting democratic ideas • Semi-autonomous regions in the United States • A nation that does not control its own state. • This determined territorial rights on the ocean. • ...
Political Geography 2021-02-01
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- A nation that does not control its own state.
- This determined territorial rights on the ocean.
- A state that had multiple nations residing in it.
- Ability of a state to govern its territory free from control of its internal affairs by other states.
- A type of boundary that is drawn by an outside force.
- Old political boundaries that no longer exist as international borders, but that have left an enduring mark on the local cultural or environmental geography.
- A group of people with a shared culture and history.
- Theory proposed by Halford Mackinder that held that any political power based in the hearth of Eurasia could gain enough strength to eventually dominate the world.
- A part of a state that is allowed to have a level of sovereignty apart from the rest of the state.
- The step in making a boundary where the legal terminology is created
- When power shifts from the central government to regional governments
- The agreement that replaced NAFTA
- A military organization that include most of Europe and North America.
- A high-level intergovernmental forum that addresses issues faced by the Arctic governments and the indigenous people of the Arctic.
- Agreement signed January 1, 1994, that allows the opening of borders between the United States, Mexico, and Canada
- A state that has full autonomy
- An economic supranational organization in SE Asia.
- A type of boundary that is man-made and typically a straight line.
- A conceptual division of the Earth's water surface areas using physiographic or geopolitical criteria. As such, it usually bounds areas of exclusive national rights over mineral and biological resources, encompassing maritime features, limits and zones.
- A state that is made up predominantly of the the same ethnicity.
- The attempt by and individual or group to affect, influence, or control people, phenomena, and relationships, by delimiting and asserting control over a geographic area. sovereignty.
- Designed after the census determines where house members are apportioned.
- The idea that formers colonies are still heavily reliant on their former colonizers for economic development.
- A narrow passage that causes traffic to funnel as it passes
- A surpanational organization created to promote unity and solidarity in Africa
- The advocacy of cultural, ethnic, tribal, religious, racial, governmental or gender separation from the larger group.
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- The enforcement and maintaining of a boundary by government
- The step in making a boundary where it is put on a map
- A region caught between stronger colliding external cultural-political forces, under persistent stress, and often fragmented by aggressive rivals.
- A boundary drawn to drawn to accommodate existing religious, linguistic, ethnic, or economic differences between countries.
- Semi-autonomous regions in the United States
- An organization of 3 or more states working together for a common goal.
- Any position advocating annexation of territories administered by another state on the grounds of common ethnicity or prior historical possession, actually or alleged.
- The use of violence or intimidation on civilians to achieve a political motive.
- The economic union of European states.
- The step in making a boundary where it is physically marked on the land
- Nicholas Spykman's theory that the domination of the costal fringes of Eurasia would provide the base for the world conquest.
- An area 200 miles from the shore in which a state has rights to explore, exploit, and manage natural resources in the seas.
- Ratzels theory that states resemble biological organisms with life cycles that include stages of youth, maturity, and old age.
- The drawing of political districts to favor a political party.
- The process of promoting democratic ideas
- A unifying force
- A force that tears a state apart
- A state that power is shared between local and federal governments.
- The ability of a country to chose their own form of government. Applied to Europe following WWI.
- The desire to get rid of multinational state and create nation-state by killing off other groups or forcibly relocating them.
- A boundary drawn across an area before it is well populated and before there is any culture landscape.
- The drawing of a new electoral district boundary lines in response to population changes.
- A boundary that is formed after people are already living in an area.
- A belt of coastal waters extending at most 12 nautical miles from the baseline of a coastal state.
- A form of nationalism in which the "nation" is defined in terms of ethnicity.
- Determines whether the government of a unit has the right to rule a states people and territory.
- A form of govt where the federal government has all the power
53 Clues: A unifying force • A state that has full autonomy • A force that tears a state apart • The agreement that replaced NAFTA • The economic union of European states. • The process of promoting democratic ideas • Semi-autonomous regions in the United States • A nation that does not control its own state. • This determined territorial rights on the ocean. • ...
African Geography 2020-12-03
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- a dry riverbed
- largest ethnic group in western Nigeria
- largest ethnic group in eastern Nigeria
- loss of trees
- Lake ___ is the start of the White Nile
- the largest hot desert in the world
- North Africa borders the ____ Sea
- the ____ Mountains are in North Africa
- country where apartheid existed
- Sahara Desert has about 90 of these
- West African country that has the Niger River
- high, rock-covered flatlands
- climate region considered the shore of the desert
- part of the Nile River that is 155mi wide
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- largest ethnic groups in northern Nigeria
- main material carried by transcontinental railway
- largest peak (mountain) in Africa
- part of the desert where you can find water
- legal separation of people based on race
- Lake ____ is the start of the Blue Nile
- loss of vegetation-becoming a desert
- the center of Africa is this type of landform
22 Clues: loss of trees • a dry riverbed • high, rock-covered flatlands • country where apartheid existed • largest peak (mountain) in Africa • North Africa borders the ____ Sea • the largest hot desert in the world • Sahara Desert has about 90 of these • loss of vegetation-becoming a desert • the ____ Mountains are in North Africa • largest ethnic group in western Nigeria • ...
Geography Crossword 2020-11-12
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- liquid flows across the surface of the land and into nearby creeks, streams, or ponds.
- a process of chemical weathering. Some minerals take up water and form weaker compounds
- The process of eroding or being eroded by wind, water, or other natural agents.
- carbon dioxide from moisture in the air reacts with carbonate minerals found in rock.
- the laying down of sediment carried by wind, water, or ice
- small pebbles and stones are bounced along the river bed
- This is the sheer power of the waves as they smash against the cliff.
- is the downhill movement of sediment that moves because of gravity.
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- the movement of material along a coast by waves
- the erosion or disintegration of rocks caused by chemical reactions
- move beach materials up and down the beach
- an avalanche of loose rocks.
- the movement of a mass of rock, debris, or earth down a slope.
- downward progression of rock and soil down a low grade slope
- downward intermittent movement of rock debris
- when the water runs back down the beach
- flow of water that contains large amounts of suspended particles and silt.
- wearing away of the river bed and banks by the load hitting against them.
- The breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on Earths surface
- When temperatures drop, the water freezes and expands causing the crack to widen.
20 Clues: an avalanche of loose rocks. • when the water runs back down the beach • move beach materials up and down the beach • downward intermittent movement of rock debris • the movement of material along a coast by waves • small pebbles and stones are bounced along the river bed • the laying down of sediment carried by wind, water, or ice • ...
Political Geography 2020-12-09
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- factor, A factor that causes people to leave their home-lands and migrate to another region.
- conflict, Conflict outside of one's country.
- The process of breaking up a region into small mutually hostile units.
- Union, Form to combine resources so they could be a powerful economically in Europe.
- conflict, Conflict inside one's country.
- The name of a territory when a nation and a state occupy the same territory.
- A political term describing an independent unit that occupies a specific territory and has full control of its internal and external affaires.
- A state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.
- States establishes colonies to exert or impose its political economic and cultural principles and territory.
- Bring together parts of a country under one government.
- sovereignty, Control for an ethnic group inside of a functioning political sovereign state.
- Separation and division into tow or more territorial units having separate political status.
- movement, A group of people who have come together to advocate for freedom.
- The adding of a region to the territory of an existing political unit.
- factor, A factor that draws or attracts people to another location.
- A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.
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- Governing bodies which includes multiple countries who collectively achieve greater benefits for all members.
- Union, A continental union consisting of 55 member states located on the continent of Africa.
- Final authority has the control.
- The association of the southeast Asian nations, an alliance that promotes economic growth and peace in the region.
- Having no outlet to the sea.
- The withdrawal of the united kingdom from the European union and the European atomic energy community.
- Deliberate extermination of a racial or cultural group.
- sovereignty, Absolute control of a state by a government.
- Gross domestic product is the total value of goods produced and services provided in a country during 1 year.
- war, War between citizens of the same country.
- Extending a countries power over another country military force.
- A group of people with a common culture living in a territory and having a strong sense of unity.
- Nations, Purpose was to prevent war and provide communication between countries.
- An important trade agreement creating a huge zone of cooperation on trade and economic issues in North America.
30 Clues: Having no outlet to the sea. • Final authority has the control. • conflict, Conflict inside one's country. • conflict, Conflict outside of one's country. • war, War between citizens of the same country. • Deliberate extermination of a racial or cultural group. • Bring together parts of a country under one government. • ...
World Geography 2021-03-20
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- was the North American conflict in a larger imperial war.
- An English. philosopher and political theorist.
- Social critcs of the period
- This trade laws prevented colonist from selling their most valuable product.
- European art of the 1600 and 1700.
- The rules most admired by philosophes.
- Explain the legal and intellectual ownership of assets and resoruces.
- Through reason and rational thinking.
- An English philosopher, scientist and historian.
- An italian phioosopher that wrote about people rights.
- Developing a plan for running a state or country
- The relation of faith, the existence and simplicity of God.
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- Some monarchs embraced the new ideas and make reforms that reflected the Enlightenment spirit.
- Large drawing room.
- A philosophical movement
- A theory
- Consist of the right of individuals to participate in movements.
- The most brilliant and influencer philosophes.
- Improve the humans conditions on the earth.
- Influential French writer.
20 Clues: A theory • Large drawing room. • A philosophical movement • Influential French writer. • Social critcs of the period • European art of the 1600 and 1700. • Through reason and rational thinking. • The rules most admired by philosophes. • Improve the humans conditions on the earth. • The most brilliant and influencer philosophes. • An English. philosopher and political theorist. • ...
Geography puzzle 2021-05-06
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- style what clothing do most people wear in Thailand
- at 2600 miles the _____ river is the longest in Southeast Asia
- bauxite the raw marterial used to make what?
- one of these limits is ______ control of access to information
- tough laws punish ____ outlets t5hat critics the government
- what did the Chinese bring when they concurred viatnam in 111 B.C
- No elephants were killed anywhere in _______?
- only Laos is ______ by land on all sides?
- the most important buildings in ___ agriculture are wats.
- settlement patterns in the _____ are similar to those in Indonesia
- how many countries in the southeast have tried to ___ or Bring back the wild elephants?
- human behavior, such as ________ or illegal hunting of a wild animal
- what includes both mainland and island areas?
- the location gave it the potential of becoming _____ a place where ships can exchange cargo
- Indonesia is the giant if the region in both land area and __________?
- what is also found in many of the ancient, local traditions that are still practed in each country today
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- the rivers of south east asia are used by many people for what?
- a scientist who studies animals is called ____?
- what is the Businessof trading goods and services
- almost every village has a wat with community of _____?
- what is a interconnected building dedicated to the hindu called?
- throughout the 1800’s _____ extended there control
- the information of restriction may be starting to _____?
- what city has more than 11 million in its population?
- the _____ _____ river is the most important in Thailand
- a variety of species in an ecosystem is called _____?
26 Clues: only Laos is ______ by land on all sides? • bauxite the raw marterial used to make what? • No elephants were killed anywhere in _______? • what includes both mainland and island areas? • a scientist who studies animals is called ____? • what is the Businessof trading goods and services • throughout the 1800’s _____ extended there control • ...
Human Geography 2021-06-04
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- an internal organization of a state that places the most power in the hands of central government officials
- the central region of a country or continent
- a country which is geographically separated from the main part by surrounding alien territory
- voluntary union of three or more states with a common goal
- the disorganized spread of development beyond city limits
- a large node of office and retail activities on the edge of an urban area
- belief in multiple gods
- compares the level of development of women with that of both sexes
- measures the value of goods and services produced by only a country's citizens but both domestically and abroad
- theory that population change drives the intensity of agricultural production
- the doctrine that human growth, development and activities are controlled by the physical environment
- net migration from urban to rural in more developed countries
- the capacity of being prolonged
- forces or attitudes that tend to divide a state
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- a form of speech that adopts a simplified grammar and limited vocabulary of a lingua franca, used for communication of speakers of two different languages
- a social policy of racial segregation
- depletion or loss of intellectual and technical personnel
- the adoption of certain cultural and social characteristics of one society by another society
- the maximum distance people are willing to travel to get a product or service
- a policy of extending your rule over foreign countries
- surrounded entirely or almost entirely by land
- sea zone over which a state has special rights over the exploration and use of marine resources
- migration to a distant destination that occurs in stages
- outlying regions with poor communications and sparse population
- The movement of power from the central government to regional governments within the state or breakup of a large state (balkanization) into several independent ones
- a very large urban complex
- a state that includes several discontinuous pieces of territory
- a homogenous nation governed by its own sovereign state where each state contains one nation
28 Clues: belief in multiple gods • a very large urban complex • the capacity of being prolonged • a social policy of racial segregation • the central region of a country or continent • surrounded entirely or almost entirely by land • forces or attitudes that tend to divide a state • a policy of extending your rule over foreign countries • ...
Europe Geography 2021-08-06
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- baltic potato
- Chad?
- Denmark territory inside Europe
- "Can I into Nordic?"
- "avoid the Maginot line"
- An island nation south of italy
- another UK's Crown dependency near france
- .....is Serbia
- a small country that has similar flag to the Netherlands
- A territorial unit of Moldova
- Poland's baltic ally
- UK's Crown dependency near France
- "chile of the Europe"
- When the snow starts speaking
- sent 80 soldiers to protect the alps and came back with 81 soldiers
- neutral
- another UK's island in the middle of the British isles
- has the northernmost city
- Catalonia
- Rich and small Poland
- Vikings and Oil
- "pay debt"
- baguette
- Oldest country
- an archipelago near Finland
- Lego
- Spain really wants it
- "Give me Transylvania"
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- Reykjavík is the capital.
- big boi vodka
- a country with a little coastline located west of Croatia
- There are no McDonalds in this country
- the archduke was assassinated here.
- Yogurt
- Smallest Country
- kosovo is .....
- colonized Brazil
- landlocked country in the Balkans located south of serbia
- defeated the Seas
- BorkBork
- BREXIT
- Borders with Romania and have the similar flag
- Technically started both world wars
- UK rain
- pizza
- Opposite of Ivory coast
- the capital is Bratislava
- can into space?
- work work
- "mountain negro"
- "4 more years!"
- Beer (Not Germany)
- A small mountainous country, similar to Romania's flag
53 Clues: Lego • Chad? • pizza • Yogurt • BREXIT • UK rain • neutral • BorkBork • baguette • Catalonia • work work • "pay debt" • baltic potato • big boi vodka • .....is Serbia • Oldest country • kosovo is ..... • can into space? • Vikings and Oil • "4 more years!" • Smallest Country • colonized Brazil • "mountain negro" • defeated the Seas • Beer (Not Germany) • "Can I into Nordic?" • Poland's baltic ally • "chile of the Europe" • ...
geography vocabulary 2021-10-18
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- an area of a town or city a little away from the main part
- where people elect representatives to run the government
- a group of people who make the laws for a country
- cities together with their suburbs or recongnized metropolitan areas usually with a total population in excess of 10 million people
- a person that moves from place to place
- any ground that remains completely
- a product that is sold to the people outside the country in which the product was made
- when animals move on a regular cycle
- describe the facilites which support modern human life
- city and its surrounding suburbs
- military forces held back or avaliable for later use
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- the act of a country having a government of its own
- organizations which own or control production of goods or services in countries other than the home country
- winds that blow from the west to the east and also towards
- the unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to population or any segment
- an economic system where a government places very few restrictions on the types of business activities or ownership in which citizens participate
- the process by which plants,animals,diseases,people,and ideas have been introduced from europe,asia,and africa to the americas and vice versa
- an aliance where the members work together
- the exposed floor of the bering sea between and around siberia and alaska
- a border between two countries
- a canal with gates at each end used in raising or lowering boats as they pass from level to level
21 Clues: a border between two countries • city and its surrounding suburbs • any ground that remains completely • when animals move on a regular cycle • a person that moves from place to place • an aliance where the members work together • a group of people who make the laws for a country • the act of a country having a government of its own • ...
Geography words 2022-05-01
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- cleansing Bleh! I don't like those people of that culture, let me just...remove them.
- It's not going to run out.
- We should make sure food doesn't run out.
- My city doesn't farm anymore, we're more into technology.
- Wow...let's plant plants!
- Most popular religion.
- Why have one place with all the power when we can break it up.
- Wow my country is so rich it belongs between these types of countries!
- My people like to sacrifice animals, but others may practice other things.
- I like to catch fish.
- I'll separate my daughter and her father with this force.
- Oh, the war is getting worse, we have to move.
- Since this country depends on mine, why don't we use money or something to pressure dominance over them.
- Everyone dies.
- Someone left a cultural imprint on this building...
- Gods, reincarnation, supernatural beings... we all believe something.
- "I encourage pregnancy!"
- Its beneficial to stick together.
- Finally, we have made super advanced technology to help with agriculture.
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- There once was a man named Gerry...
- I'll use your technology, but I'm staying with my own culture.
- This big wall used to separate countries... not anymore.
- White people don't want colored people as neighbors...I can use this to my advantage and rent homes. (Very bad)
- Muslims like to travel.
- Oh a neighboring country! Time to take their land.
- Too little people in our country.
- An improved and renovated neighborhood, they said.
- boundary I want to split that country into two, why not use a ruler to mark the boundary.
- A way of spreading something like a diseases spreads.
- The skeleton that holds it all together
- and Burn I'd like this soil to work again, maybe I should burn down trees.
31 Clues: Everyone dies. • I like to catch fish. • Most popular religion. • Muslims like to travel. • "I encourage pregnancy!" • Wow...let's plant plants! • It's not going to run out. • Too little people in our country. • Its beneficial to stick together. • There once was a man named Gerry... • The skeleton that holds it all together • We should make sure food doesn't run out. • ...
