geography Crossword Puzzles
B1f Ryan Geography 2021-09-27
Across
- Biggest Country on the Earth
- Higest Mountain in Germany
- Biggest desert on Earth
- Biggest Lake in Swizerland
- higest Mountain in Africa
- Biggest Island on the Earth
- deepest Point on the Earth
- deepest Lake on the Earth
- Biggest City on the Earth
Down
- Highest Maountain on the Earth
- Biggest See on Earth
- higehst Country on the Earth
- longest River in China
- In wich Country is the Angel falls
- Biggest Rain Forest
- higest Mountain in Swizerland
- smalest Country on the Earth
- higest Waterfall on Earth
- longest River on the Earth
- Biggest country in Europa
20 Clues: Biggest Rain Forest • Biggest See on Earth • longest River in China • Biggest desert on Earth • higest Waterfall on Earth • higest Mountain in Africa • Biggest country in Europa • deepest Lake on the Earth • Biggest City on the Earth • Higest Mountain in Germany • Biggest Lake in Swizerland • longest River on the Earth • deepest Point on the Earth • Biggest Island on the Earth • ...
Human Geography Terms 2021-06-03
Across
- harvesting twice a year from the same field
- process where banks draw lines on a map refusing to lend money within boundaries
- the minimum number of people that is needed for supporting a service
- a ethnic religion where people believe in an inanimate object
- person who helps diffuse a universalizing religion
- science of map making
- laws in South Africa that physically separate different races into separate areas
- a culture practiced by a small, homogenous, rural group that is isolated from other groups
- migration to a new location
- a belief of the existence of only one god
- process of redrawing legislative boundaries on purpose in order to benefit another party
- when a country tries to establish settlements to put their economic, political, and cultural principles there
- a word in Malay that means wet rice
- process where a more powerful ethnic group remove another group so they may be an ethnically homogenous region
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- the theory where human actions may change the physical environment
- a state's ability to govern it's own territory
- the loyalty and devotion to a specific nationality
- a neighborhood that is inhabited only by Jews
- language that is a result from mixing a colonizer language with an indigenous language
- someone who works in fields that is rented from a landowner and pays by giving the landowner some crops
- a state that takes up a very small amount of land
- a process where a state breaks down from conflicts of ethnicities
- language that is commonly used in trade between people that have different native languages
- an area that surrounds a city where milk is supplied
- revolution rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology
25 Clues: science of map making • migration to a new location • a word in Malay that means wet rice • a belief of the existence of only one god • harvesting twice a year from the same field • a neighborhood that is inhabited only by Jews • a state's ability to govern it's own territory • a state that takes up a very small amount of land • ...
Geography Terms #2 2021-08-19
Across
- a very large expanse of the sea
- an area of relatively high flat ground
- a large open area of grassland
- having a crater that spews steam/lava
- an area covered with trees and undergrowth
- area where land meets the ocean
- area of land consisting of swamps/marshes
- land surrounded by water on three sides
- a large natural elevation/steep hill
- a natural feature of earth's surface
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- a dry barren area of land
- a piece of land surrounded by water
- a land juts out into large body of water
- inlet of the sea where land curves inward
- a deep gorge with river flowing through it
- a town or city with a harbor for ships
- a deep inlet of the sea surrounded by land
- the expanse of salt water covering Earth
- a group of islands
- a small narrow river
- a large body of water surrounded by land
- a hot spring that boils sprays water/steam
- a large natural stream flowing in a channel
- a large area of flat treeless land
- low lying land flooded/waterlogged always
25 Clues: a group of islands • a small narrow river • a dry barren area of land • a large open area of grassland • a very large expanse of the sea • area where land meets the ocean • a large area of flat treeless land • a piece of land surrounded by water • a large natural elevation/steep hill • a natural feature of earth's surface • having a crater that spews steam/lava • ...
Themes of Geography 2021-08-17
Across
- Part of a map that shows the relationship between distance on the map and real distance on the ground
- Type of location defined with data like coordinates on a map or latitude and longitude
- Imaginary north/south lines that divide the earth, including the prime meridian
- Continent that's home to Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia
- A big idea that shows up repeatedly in a given subject or work
- Part of a map that explains symbols
- The study of the earth, its people, and how they all interact
- Part of a map that states what the map is about
- One of the seven large land masses on the earth
- Long-term patterns of weather in an area over a period of time
- The current or short-term state of the atmosphere
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- Symbol on a map used to indicate the four cardinal directions (North, East, South, West)
- The smallest continent
- An area of land with defined boundaries and its own government
- The largest continent
- Type of location defined in relation to other locations or landmarks
- Continent that's home to the U.S., Canada, and Mexico
- The temporary relocation of people; the spread of things and ideas
- The permanent relocation of people
- Imaginary east/west lines that divide the earth, including the equator
- Continent that's home to Germany, the U.K., and Spain
21 Clues: The largest continent • The smallest continent • The permanent relocation of people • Part of a map that explains symbols • Part of a map that states what the map is about • One of the seven large land masses on the earth • The current or short-term state of the atmosphere • Continent that's home to the U.S., Canada, and Mexico • ...
caylea world geography 2021-10-18
Across
- goods
- modern human life
- mother state
- westerly winds
- control production of goods
- country owns government
- spread freely
- freedom of indiviuals
- frozen ground
- place to place
- lawmaking group
- city/towns
Down
- grassland steppe
- moving
- democracy run government
- alliance
- held back
- large
- violent acts
- border
- sent to a country
- canals
22 Clues: goods • large • moving • border • canals • alliance • held back • city/towns • mother state • violent acts • spread freely • frozen ground • westerly winds • place to place • lawmaking group • grassland steppe • modern human life • sent to a country • freedom of indiviuals • country owns government • democracy run government • control production of goods
Ap Human Geography 2022-05-13
Across
- The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries(unit 1).(VIT) This is the VIT because in order to understand APHUG you have to be able to think geographically when looking at our world.
- A description of how a place is related to other places(unit 1).(CC with absolute location)
- A type of gradual migration, from farm to village to urban areas(unit 2).(CC with chain migration)
- The belief that environmental features directly determine human activity(unit 1). (IDK)
- A rectangular land division scheme designed by Thomas Jefferson to disperse settlers evenly across farmlands of the U.S. interior(unit 5).(CC with long lots)
- The process by which people live and are employed in a city(unit 6). (VIT) This word is very important to unit 5 because unit 6 covers the development of industrialization in urban areas in the world.
- A process by which banks draw lines on a map and refuse to lend money to purchase or improve property within the boundaries(unit 6).(CC with gerrymandering)
- Process or attitudes that tend to divide a state(unit 4). (CC with centripetal forces)
- Long rectangular plots of farmland that are given equal access to the river(unit 5).(CC with township and range)
- A language that combines simple words from multiple languages so that people who need to understand one another, in order to conduct trade and facilitate business, are able to communicate with one another(unit 3). (IDK)
- Geographical economic theory that refers to how the price and demand on real estate changes as the distance towards the Central Business District increases(unit 5). (IDK)
- The devolution of larger countries and states as a result of multi-ethnicity leading to ethnic fragmentation and an overall feeling of political fragmentation.(IDK)
- The sum total of knowledge, attitudes and habitual behavior patterns shared and transmitted by the members of a society(unit 3).(VIP) This word is very important to unit 3 because it discusses how culture varies over a space.
- The concentration of highly innovative and technically advanced industries that stimulate economic development in linked businesses and industries(unit 7). (IDK)
- The exact place on Earth, often given in terms of latitude and longitude(unit 1).(CC with relative location)
- A type of tax that is charged to people that are exporting and importing goods(unit 7). (CC with taxes)
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- The process wherein political officials redraw electoral districts to favor a certain political party, ethnic group, coalition, or social class. (CC with redlining)
- The development of industries for the machine production of goods(unit 7). (VIT) This is important to unit 7 because unit 7 discusses how this word has Benn grown and diffused through economics.
- The process of moving from moving to one country to another(unit 2).(VIT) This unit discusses mainly migration and identifies how people migrate around the world.
- An attitude that unifies people and enhances support for a state(unit 4).(CC with centrifugal forces)
- The social process by which immigrants from a particular town follow one another to a different city(unit 2).(CC with step migration)
- The process through which people lose originally differentiating traits, such as dress, speech particularities or mannerisms, when they come into contact with another society or culture(unit 3). (CC with acculturation)
- The movement of people, capital, services, and government into the central city.(unit 6).(IDK)
- The cultivation of plants and animals to obtain consumption(unit 5). (VIT) This word is very important to unit 5 because it covers how this has grown and helps produce food.
- A branch of geography that studies geographical influences on political systems and power relationships(unit 4). (VIT) Politics is very important to this unit because it discusses the political spatial perspective to study political systems from local and regional politics, to national politics, to international politics.
- The seasonal movement of livestock (herding) between mountains and lowland pastures(unit 2).(IDK)
- When cultures come into contact and a less dominant culture adopts some of the traits of the more influential or dominant one(unit 3). (CC with assimilation)
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions(unit 7). (CC with tariffs)
28 Clues: Process or attitudes that tend to divide a state(unit 4). (CC with centripetal forces) • The belief that environmental features directly determine human activity(unit 1). (IDK) • A description of how a place is related to other places(unit 1).(CC with absolute location) • ...
Ap Human Geography 2022-05-13
Across
- The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries(unit 1).(VIT) This is the VIT because in order to understand APHUG you have to be able to think geographically when looking at our world.
- A description of how a place is related to other places(unit 1).(CC with absolute location)
- A type of gradual migration, from farm to village to urban areas(unit 2).(CC with chain migration)
- The belief that environmental features directly determine human activity(unit 1). (IDK)
- A rectangular land division scheme designed by Thomas Jefferson to disperse settlers evenly across farmlands of the U.S. interior(unit 5).(CC with long lots)
- The process by which people live and are employed in a city(unit 6). (VIT) This word is very important to unit 5 because unit 6 covers the development of industrialization in urban areas in the world.
- A process by which banks draw lines on a map and refuse to lend money to purchase or improve property within the boundaries(unit 6).(CC with gerrymandering)
- Process or attitudes that tend to divide a state(unit 4). (CC with centripetal forces)
- Long rectangular plots of farmland that are given equal access to the river(unit 5).(CC with township and range)
- A language that combines simple words from multiple languages so that people who need to understand one another, in order to conduct trade and facilitate business, are able to communicate with one another(unit 3). (IDK)
- Geographical economic theory that refers to how the price and demand on real estate changes as the distance towards the Central Business District increases(unit 5). (IDK)
- The devolution of larger countries and states as a result of multi-ethnicity leading to ethnic fragmentation and an overall feeling of political fragmentation.(IDK)
- The sum total of knowledge, attitudes and habitual behavior patterns shared and transmitted by the members of a society(unit 3).(VIP) This word is very important to unit 3 because it discusses how culture varies over a space.
- The concentration of highly innovative and technically advanced industries that stimulate economic development in linked businesses and industries(unit 7). (IDK)
- The exact place on Earth, often given in terms of latitude and longitude(unit 1).(CC with relative location)
- A type of tax that is charged to people that are exporting and importing goods(unit 7). (CC with taxes)
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- The process wherein political officials redraw electoral districts to favor a certain political party, ethnic group, coalition, or social class. (CC with redlining)
- The development of industries for the machine production of goods(unit 7). (VIT) This is important to unit 7 because unit 7 discusses how this word has Benn grown and diffused through economics.
- The process of moving from moving to one country to another(unit 2).(VIT) This unit discusses mainly migration and identifies how people migrate around the world.
- An attitude that unifies people and enhances support for a state(unit 4).(CC with centrifugal forces)
- The social process by which immigrants from a particular town follow one another to a different city(unit 2).(CC with step migration)
- The process through which people lose originally differentiating traits, such as dress, speech particularities or mannerisms, when they come into contact with another society or culture(unit 3). (CC with acculturation)
- The movement of people, capital, services, and government into the central city.(unit 6).(IDK)
- The cultivation of plants and animals to obtain consumption(unit 5). (VIT) This word is very important to unit 5 because it covers how this has grown and helps produce food.
- A branch of geography that studies geographical influences on political systems and power relationships(unit 4). (VIT) Politics is very important to this unit because it discusses the political spatial perspective to study political systems from local and regional politics, to national politics, to international politics.
- The seasonal movement of livestock (herding) between mountains and lowland pastures(unit 2).(IDK)
- When cultures come into contact and a less dominant culture adopts some of the traits of the more influential or dominant one(unit 3). (CC with assimilation)
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions(unit 7). (CC with tariffs)
28 Clues: Process or attitudes that tend to divide a state(unit 4). (CC with centripetal forces) • The belief that environmental features directly determine human activity(unit 1). (IDK) • A description of how a place is related to other places(unit 1).(CC with absolute location) • ...
Ap Human Geography 2022-05-13
Across
- A type of gradual migration, from farm to village to urban areas(unit 2).(CC with chain migration)
- Geographical economic theory that refers to how the price and demand on real estate changes as the distance towards the Central Business District increases(unit 5). (IDK)
- The cultivation of plants and animals to obtain consumption(unit 5). (VIT) This word is very important to unit 5 because it covers how this has grown and helps produce food.
- The process by which people live and are employed in a city(unit 6). (VIT) This word is very important to unit 5 because unit 6 covers the development of industrialization in urban areas in the world.
- A process by which banks draw lines on a map and refuse to lend money to purchase or improve property within the boundaries(unit 6).(CC with gerrymandering)
- The concentration of highly innovative and technically advanced industries that stimulate economic development in linked businesses and industries.
- The process wherein political officials redraw electoral districts to favor a certain political party, ethnic group, coalition, or social class. (CC with redlining)
- The process through which people lose originally differentiating traits, such as dress, speech particularities or mannerisms, when they come into contact with another society or culture(unit 3). (CC with acculturation)
- The development of industries for the machine production of goods(unit 7). (VIT) This is important to unit 7 because unit 7 discusses how this word has Benn grown and diffused through economics.
- A type of tax that is charged to people that are exporting and importing goods(unit 7). (CC with taxes)
- The social process by which immigrants from a particular town follow one another to a different city(unit 2).(CC with step migration)
- A language that combines simple words from multiple languages so that people who need to understand one another, in order to conduct trade and facilitate business, are able to communicate with one another(unit 3). (IDK)
- The movement of people, capital, services, and government into the central city.(unit 6).(IDK)
- The sum total of knowledge, attitudes and habitual behavior patterns shared and transmitted by the members of a society(unit 3).(VIP) This word is very important to unit 3 because it discusses how culture varies over a space.
- The exact place on Earth, often given in terms of latitude and longitude(unit 1).(CC with relative location)
- A rectangular land division scheme designed by Thomas Jefferson to disperse settlers evenly across farmlands of the U.S. interior(unit 5).(CC with long lots)
- Process or attitudes that tend to divide a state(unit 4). (CC with centripetal forces)
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- When cultures come into contact and a less dominant culture adopts some of the traits of the more influential or dominant one(unit 3). (CC with assimilation)
- A description of how a place is related to other places(unit 1).(CC with absolute location)
- A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions(unit 7). (CC with tariffs)
- The seasonal movement of livestock (herding) between mountains and lowland pastures(unit 2).(IDK)
- Long rectangular plots of farmland that are given equal access to the river(unit 5).(CC with township and range)
- The devolution of larger countries and states as a result of multi-ethnicity leading to ethnic fragmentation and an overall feeling of political fragmentation.(IDK)
- A branch of geography that studies geographical influences on political systems and power relationships(unit 4). (VIT) Politics is very important to this unit because it discusses the political spatial perspective to study political systems from local and regional politics, to national politics, to international politics.
- The process of moving from moving to one country to another(unit 2).(VIT) This unit discusses mainly migration and identifies how people migrate around the world.
- An attitude that unifies people and enhances support for a state(unit 4).(CC with centrifugal forces)
- The belief that environmental features directly determine human activity(unit 1). (IDK)
- The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries(unit 1).(VIT) This is the VIT because in order to understand APHUG you have to be able to think geographically when looking at our world.
28 Clues: Process or attitudes that tend to divide a state(unit 4). (CC with centripetal forces) • The belief that environmental features directly determine human activity(unit 1). (IDK) • A description of how a place is related to other places(unit 1).(CC with absolute location) • ...
Charis - Georgia Geography 2022-05-10
Across
- protects main land from water erosion
- corner with tennessee alabama and georgia
- mountain range located in north georgia
- rivers mountains swamps fall line
- a reigon with high population
- highest peak in georgia
- country georgia is in
- coastal piedmont blue ridge, ridge and valley appalachain
- the largest reigon in georgia
- largest fishwater swamp in north america
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- reigon that has the highest peak in georgia
- separates the coastal region and Piedmont
- the contient georgia is in
- separates south Carolina and Georgia
- separates Alabama and Georgia
- all of georgias capitals
- smallest reigon in georgia (TAG corner)
- reigon with wide hills and valleys
- reigon of the country of is in
- georgia is located north of flordia and east of alabama, United states of america
20 Clues: country georgia is in • highest peak in georgia • all of georgias capitals • the contient georgia is in • separates Alabama and Georgia • a reigon with high population • the largest reigon in georgia • reigon of the country of is in • rivers mountains swamps fall line • reigon with wide hills and valleys • separates south Carolina and Georgia • ...
Introduction to Geography 2022-05-17
Across
- Maps, show the location and topography, or shape of Earth’s physical features.
- relates measurements on a map with those on Earth’s surface.
- Maps, show the boundaries and locations of political units such as countries, states, counties, cities, and towns.
- also known as height.
- Maps, emphasize a single idea or a particular kind of information.
- System, formed by lines of latitude and longitude.
- Projections, these resemble globes that have been cut apart and laid flat.
- Maps, show information related to a specific idea.
- Maps, illustrate the movement of people, animals, goods, and ideas, as well as physical processes.
- divide the earth into halves called this map.
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- explains symbols, colors, and lines used on a map.
- shading and texture are used to show differences in election of landforms.
- Bar, shows the relationship between map measurements and actual distances on Earth.
- symbolic representation of all or part of the planet.
- Location, the location one place in relation to another.
- scale model of earth.
- map makers.
- Location, a line of latitude crossing a line of longitude.
- Information Systems, a computer software program used to make maps
- Rose, indicates the four cardinal directions and sometimes intermediate directions.
20 Clues: map makers. • scale model of earth. • also known as height. • divide the earth into halves called this map. • explains symbols, colors, and lines used on a map. • System, formed by lines of latitude and longitude. • Maps, show information related to a specific idea. • symbolic representation of all or part of the planet. • ...
Geography Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-20
Across
- a blast of cold northern air?
- share of a whole?
- molten rock that is located below earth?
- an american colonist who remained loyal?
- to help something grow?
- a sparsely inhabited region?
- to be dependent?
- a spring that throws forth intermittent?
- a large body of ice that moves across?
- to put someone at risk for harm or injury?
- What does Mexico produce more of?
- in hindu belief the sum if good or bad actions?
- water formed by melting snow and ice?
- weather patterns typical for an area?
- outer layer of the earth?
- the opposite
- a large group of people from the same ancestors?
- to withdraw?
- a body of mountain ranges?
- to produce?
- a fiber used to make string?
- greater in importance or interest?
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- a sum of money given to a person?
- a weapon that is distructive?
- the part of earth where life exist?
- sacred words or phrases that are repeated?
- a bend in layers of rock?
- a wetland typically covered with grasses?
- an area drained by a river?
- having to do with matter at hand
- comparable?
- to move from one place to another?
- to bring into being or cause to exist?
- religious settlement?
- referring to a mountainous area?
- to concentrate attention of effort?
- cold or warm stream of seawater that flows?
- buddhist monk?
- to become less in amount?
- a vital or unsettled matter?
- a new zealand rancher?
- the aim of an activity?
- a crack or break in earths crust?
43 Clues: comparable? • to produce? • the opposite • to withdraw? • buddhist monk? • to be dependent? • share of a whole? • religious settlement? • a new zealand rancher? • to help something grow? • the aim of an activity? • a bend in layers of rock? • outer layer of the earth? • to become less in amount? • a body of mountain ranges? • an area drained by a river? • a sparsely inhabited region? • ...
Geography Topic 1 2022-07-18
Across
- Supports life on earth without requing human action eg. decomposition
- The variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem
- The action or fact of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work
- The ability of natural environments to absorb wastes and pollution
- Hazardous waste causing danger from chemicals and infectious organisms
- Occurs when natural or human-induced processes decrease the future ability of land to support crops, livestock, or wild species
- Release of harmful materials into the environment
- Part of Earth in which life exists including land, water, and air or atmosphere
- The cultural, recreational or psychological value of the environment for people
- the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism
- Worldview holding that we can manage the earth for our benefit but that we have an ethical responsibility to be caring and responsible managers, or stewards, of the earth.
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- A term that typically describes a species that no longer has any known living individuals
- All the water on earth
- Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts
- Perspectives or views held by individuals re global environment based on values and assumptions
- Nature exists for all species on earth, not just humans, and humans are equal to other species
- Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
- Humans are superior and the most important species on earth
- Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
- The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates
- An increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere (especially a sustained increase that causes climatic changes)
- The solid, outer layer of the earth that consists of the crust and the rigid upper part of the mantle
- The envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet
- The environment's provision of raw materials and natural resources eg food
24 Clues: All the water on earth • Release of harmful materials into the environment • Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts • Humans are superior and the most important species on earth • The envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet • The ability of natural environments to absorb wastes and pollution • ...
Geography crossword puzzle 2022-07-04
Across
- What is a physical area on the Earth’ surface called?
- What is the movement of people from rural to urban areas called?
- What is the area of the earth’s surface that holds special meaning for people?
- What job opportunities are called?
- What is a physical area on the earth’s surface called?
- areas What is an area with dense transport networks and densely packed buildings called
- What is the pollution caused by an increase in LED usage?
- What is the pollution related to and primarily caused by unnecessary honking called?
- What is the environment that has not been affected by people?
- Refers to our surroundings and can either be physical or human.
- What is the pollution primarily caused by the burning of fuelwood and paraffin for cooking and heating?
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- What is the environment where people live on farms and villages called?
- What are the advantages of going to a city called?
- Refers to surface runoff that results from melting snow.
- What are the disadvantages of going to a city called?
- What is the increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas called?
- What is poor air quality affecting half the world’s urban population called?
- Consist of living and non-living things that are found naturally.
- What is a multicultural society with many people from diverse cultural backgrounds called?
- What is a built up area called?
- What is the number of people living in a unit area of land called?
- What is the pollution caused by leakage fuel storage tanks into rivers?
22 Clues: What is a built up area called? • What job opportunities are called? • What are the advantages of going to a city called? • What are the disadvantages of going to a city called? • What is a physical area on the Earth’ surface called? • What is a physical area on the earth’s surface called? • Refers to surface runoff that results from melting snow. • ...
Geography crossword puzzle 2022-07-04
Across
- What is the number of people living in a unit area of land called?
- What is a built up area called?
- What is the pollution caused by an increase in LED usage?
- What is a physical area on the earth’s surface called?
- What are the advantages of going to a city called?
- What is a physical area on the Earth’ surface called?
- Refers to our surroundings and can either be physical or human.
- What is the increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas called?
- What are the disadvantages of going to a city called?
- What is a multicultural society with many people from diverse cultural backgrounds called?
- What is the area of the earth’s surface that holds special meaning for people?
- What is the pollution caused by leakage fuel storage tanks into rivers?
- What is poor air quality affecting half the world’s urban population called?
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- What is the pollution primarily caused by the burning of fuelwood and paraffin for cooking and heating?
- Consist of living and non-living things that are found naturally.
- What job opportunities are called?
- up areas What is an area with dense transport networks and densely packed buildings called
- What is the environment that has not been affected by people?
- What is the environment where people live on farms and villages called?
- What is the movement of people from rural to urban areas called?
- Refers to surface runoff that results from melting snow.
- What is the pollution related to and primarily caused by unnecessary honking called?
22 Clues: What is a built up area called? • What job opportunities are called? • What are the advantages of going to a city called? • What is a physical area on the Earth’ surface called? • What are the disadvantages of going to a city called? • What is a physical area on the earth’s surface called? • Refers to surface runoff that results from melting snow. • ...
Geography crossword puzzle 2022-07-04
Across
- What is the number of people living in a unit area of land called?
- What is a built up area called?
- What is the pollution caused by an increase in LED usage?
- What is a physical area on the earth’s surface called?
- What are the advantages of going to a city called?
- What is a physical area on the Earth’ surface called?
- Refers to our surroundings and can either be physical or human.
- What is the increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas called?
- What are the disadvantages of going to a city called?
- What is a multicultural society with many people from diverse cultural backgrounds called?
- What is the area of the earth’s surface that holds special meaning for people?
- What is the pollution caused by leakage fuel storage tanks into rivers?
- What is poor air quality affecting half the world’s urban population called?
Down
- What is the pollution primarily caused by the burning of fuelwood and paraffin for cooking and heating?
- Consist of living and non-living things that are found naturally.
- What job opportunities are called?
- up areas What is an area with dense transport networks and densely packed buildings called
- What is the environment that has not been affected by people?
- What is the environment where people live on farms and villages called?
- What is the movement of people from rural to urban areas called?
- Refers to surface runoff that results from melting snow.
- What is the pollution related to and primarily caused by unnecessary honking called?
22 Clues: What is a built up area called? • What job opportunities are called? • What are the advantages of going to a city called? • What is a physical area on the Earth’ surface called? • What are the disadvantages of going to a city called? • What is a physical area on the earth’s surface called? • Refers to surface runoff that results from melting snow. • ...
Geography Unit Review 2022-10-29
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- a map with human-made boundaries (states, countries, cities)
- largest body of water type; hint - there are 5 total
- the vertical grid that helps pinpoint any location on earth
- Washington, Oregon, and California are examples of a _________
- a map about languages or religions would be an example of a ___________ map
- the ______ River and the Amazon River are the two longest in the world
- shows distance on a map in miles/kilometers
- a map feature that shows north, east, south, west
- a map with natural features (lakes, seas, rivers, mountains)
- the ___________ is at 0 degrees latitude
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- a map with a specific theme or special-purpose
- there are about 200 of these on earth; these are a political map feature
- the most important physical feature for farming civilizations
- the Himalayas, Rockies, and Andes are examples of a mountain _______
- Sahara and Gobi are examples of a _________
- the largest ocean in the world
- largest landmass type; hint - there are 7 total
- Seattle is an example of a ________
- the line dividing countries, states, or counties
- a body of water that is smaller than an ocean but bigger than a lake
- a term for half of the earth (can be northern, southern, western, eastern)
- the horizontal grid that helps pinpoint any location on earth
- the ________ meridian is at 0 degrees longitude
23 Clues: the largest ocean in the world • Seattle is an example of a ________ • the ___________ is at 0 degrees latitude • Sahara and Gobi are examples of a _________ • shows distance on a map in miles/kilometers • a map with a specific theme or special-purpose • largest landmass type; hint - there are 7 total • the ________ meridian is at 0 degrees longitude • ...
US GEOGRAPHY SONGS 2022-09-07
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- RAY CHARLES FAMOUSLY SANG ABOUT THIS STATE
- THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS IS HEADED TO THIS SOUTHERN STATE
- YOU CAN PLAY THE UKULELE DOWN IN BLUE ___
- THE BLUEGRASS STATE
- STATE WITH A FAMOUS POLKA
- PLACE WHERE THE STARS AT NIGHT ARE BIG AND BRIGHT
- COUNTRY ROADS, TAKE ME HOME--WHAT STATE?
- FRANK SINATRA SANG ABOUT THE HOME STATE OF BROADWAY
- I COME FROM HERE WITH A BANJO ON MY KNEE
- HOME OF THE MOTOWN RECORDING STUDIOS
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- THE ONLY STATE THAT R&H WROTE A MUSICAL ABOUT
- ______ HERE I COME
- NAME THE STATE FOR THIS SONG
- HE LIVED MOSTLY IN MEMPHIS BUT ELVIS WAS BORN IN THIS STATE
- JOHN DENVER WROTE A SONG ABOUT THIS STATE TOO (NOT WEST VIRGINIA)
- HERE'S ONE OF ITS TEN STATE SONGS
- NORTH TO ____
- STATE WITH A "TODDLIN' TOWN"
- THERE IS JUST ONE PLACE THAT CAN LIGHT MY FACE--GARY, ____
- THIS STATE IS ALSO THE NAME OF A ROCK BAND
- NOTHING COULD BE FINER THAN TO BE IN _____
21 Clues: NORTH TO ____ • ______ HERE I COME • THE BLUEGRASS STATE • STATE WITH A FAMOUS POLKA • NAME THE STATE FOR THIS SONG • STATE WITH A "TODDLIN' TOWN" • HERE'S ONE OF ITS TEN STATE SONGS • HOME OF THE MOTOWN RECORDING STUDIOS • COUNTRY ROADS, TAKE ME HOME--WHAT STATE? • I COME FROM HERE WITH A BANJO ON MY KNEE • YOU CAN PLAY THE UKULELE DOWN IN BLUE ___ • ...
World geography crossword 2022-09-02
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- leading producer of coffee
- main river system in the U.S
- U.S.A
- Longest mountain range in the world
- plains in Venezuela
- Strongest bite of any big cat
- twice the size of the grand canyon
- seperated from the U.S
- Westward expansion
- took 9 years to build
- use echolocation instead of eyesight
- used for raising sheep and cattle
- Can travel 1000 feet in one jump
- Dryest desert in the world
- looks like the surface of the moon
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- U.S eastern mountain range
- known for the andes mountains
- location of patgoninia
- is what peru is known for
- named after a king of england
- 4th largest continent
- has 1000s different species
- taken from mexico
- biggest mountain range in the U.S
- 2600 miles from anartica
- 12000 feet above sea
- highest lake in the world
- can eat 30,000 kilos of food
- has 275 falls in it
- second longest river
- was the translater for lewis and clark
31 Clues: U.S.A • taken from mexico • Westward expansion • plains in Venezuela • has 275 falls in it • 12000 feet above sea • second longest river • 4th largest continent • took 9 years to build • location of patgoninia • seperated from the U.S • 2600 miles from anartica • is what peru is known for • highest lake in the world • U.S eastern mountain range • leading producer of coffee • ...
Geography By Brayden 2022-09-12
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- Elevated land with sloping sides and rounded summit; generally smaller than a mountain.
- Narrow stretch of land connecting two larger land areas.
- Broad, flat-topped landform with steep sides; smaller than a plateau.
- One of the seven large land masses on Earth.
- Place where a river or stream begins, often in highlands.
- Area of low land usually between hills or mountains.
- Direction opposite the flow of a river; toward the source of a river or stream.
- Part of a large body of water that extends into a shoreline, generally larger and more deeply indented than a bay.
- This is a group of islands.
- Large, thick body of slowly moving ice.
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- An account created by someone who participated in or witnessed an event.
- A sizable inland body of water.
- One of the four major bodies of salt water that surround the continents.
- This land feature is a deep and narrow valley with steep wall.
- An account created by someone who researched and analyzed primary sources.
- Land area, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water.
- Large body of water completely or partly surrounded by land.
- A wide strait or waterway between two land masses that lie close to each other.
- Area of flat or rolling land at a high elevation, about 300 to 3,000 feet high.
- Direction in which a river or stream flows from its source to its mouth
20 Clues: This is a group of islands. • A sizable inland body of water. • Large, thick body of slowly moving ice. • One of the seven large land masses on Earth. • Area of low land usually between hills or mountains. • Narrow stretch of land connecting two larger land areas. • Land area, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water. • ...
World Geography Words 2019-04-09
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- The weather like in an area with a low pressure.
- It's the tornado season in the United States.
- Places have the same pressure.
- Tropical storms that form over the Indian Ocean.
- Hurricane names in order to follow.
- Is used to measure temperature.
- A form use a circle to represent data.
- Where are the majority of tornadoes found in the world?
- This one is used to measure wind speed.
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- Tropical storms that form over the Pacific Ocean.
- A form use a curve to represent data.
- The weather like in an area with a high pressure.
- Hurricane spin in the northern hemisphere.
- Tornadoes never been recorded.
- Hurricane spin in the southern hemisphere.
- What do we call the storm that forms a tornado?
- A form use some rectangles to represent data.
- Tropical storms that form over the Atlantic Ocean.
- which scale is used to measure tornadoes?
- This part of hurricane has the most violent and most intense weather conditions.
20 Clues: Places have the same pressure. • Tornadoes never been recorded. • Is used to measure temperature. • Hurricane names in order to follow. • A form use a curve to represent data. • A form use a circle to represent data. • This one is used to measure wind speed. • which scale is used to measure tornadoes? • Hurricane spin in the northern hemisphere. • ...
Geography Crossword Puzzle 2019-10-22
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- What county has had the greatest number of UFO sightings
- Town with one parking meter
- A railroad man wanted to name a small town after his daughters. What is the name that resulted
- What creek marks the first major gold strike in Montana
- What is Montana’s second-highest range
- The nation’s longest river
- What type of rock is most often found in Glacier National Park
- What animal was there 25 times more of in 1901 than humans
- What is the world’s shortest river listed by the Guinness Book of records
- What is the largest freshwater lake west of the Great Lakes
- How many gas stations are there on Highway 200 between Lewistown and Sidney
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- What city had the largest population in 1917
- Where do you find some of the oldest rocks on Earth
- Who is the largest employer in the state.
- What single product fills 74% f the rail cars leaving Montana
- The Town named after the Pair-O-Dice saloon
- What town was named for a popular six-year-old boy
- The fastest-growing county
- What is the capital of Montana
- How does the state rank in production of gold
20 Clues: The fastest-growing county • The nation’s longest river • Town with one parking meter • What is the capital of Montana • What is Montana’s second-highest range • Who is the largest employer in the state. • The Town named after the Pair-O-Dice saloon • What city had the largest population in 1917 • How does the state rank in production of gold • ...
Human Geography Crossword 2019-05-17
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- Work both in the home and out in Australia
- area splitting up based on ethnic divides = (____ belt)
- farmers settled New Zealand
- self-governing country within British empire
- group of people related by blood or marriage
- ____ Generation = removing Aboriginal children from homes
- ____ populations of Australia & New Zealand
- stole from free settlers
- Government system in New Zealand & Australia (Constitutional ___)
- smallest island in the world (10k)
- focuses on developing economies of the region by promoting trade
- settled by Austronesian peoples from SE Asia
- largest port city in the world
- settled some 2,000 to 3,500 years ago
- family structure in Australia & New Zealand
- heritage traced through mother’s family
- ____ Rouge was a regime that killed millions of Cambodians
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- independence in 1962
- transition to be stronger economy
- includes Hawaii
- James ____ = mapped New Zealand & Australia
- Dominant language of Australia & New Zealand
- controlled most German territories after WWI
- Simplified English
- largest minority group in Southeast Asia
- style of farming in Oceania (without chemicals and machinery)
- used by Aboriginal men to hunt
- Mix of governments in Oceania
- US fought unsuccessfully to support democracy here
- Settled in Melanesia 40,000 years ago
- arriving in 1500s in Oceania
- early inhabitants of Australia
- ____ belt = Thailand, Indonesia, & Malaysia
- Roaring ____ = emerging market countries with booming economies
- Believed to communicate to gods & find food
35 Clues: includes Hawaii • Simplified English • independence in 1962 • stole from free settlers • farmers settled New Zealand • arriving in 1500s in Oceania • Mix of governments in Oceania • used by Aboriginal men to hunt • early inhabitants of Australia • largest port city in the world • transition to be stronger economy • smallest island in the world (10k) • ...
Russian Geography Crossword 2023-06-12
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- I was born from the meltwater of glaciers
- I create energy from water
- I may be classified as a sea, but I'm actually a:
- I'm an active shield volcano
- I last erupted 2000 years ago
- I receive water from 200 tributaries
- I am not big, but I am dense
- My land is full of precious metals
- Most of Russia's population lives on me
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- I serve mostly agricultural purpose
- I house the tallest mountain in Europe
- I'm Russia's tallest active volcano
- My winters are so cold that I turn solid
- I'm a prime resource point for Russia
- My taiga is covered in:
- I cover approximately 2.6 million square km
- I separate European Russia from Siberia
- I am the oldest and deepest lake on Earth
- I'm Russia's capitol city
- I get evaporated before I can overflow
20 Clues: My taiga is covered in: • I'm Russia's capitol city • I create energy from water • I'm an active shield volcano • I am not big, but I am dense • I last erupted 2000 years ago • My land is full of precious metals • I serve mostly agricultural purpose • I'm Russia's tallest active volcano • I receive water from 200 tributaries • I'm a prime resource point for Russia • ...
Geography and Maps 2023-06-17
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- How humans change and manipulate a place, region, or location to fit their needs
- A type of map that represents political divisions, or human-created boundaries, of the world, continents and major geographic regions.
- These maps highlight elevations and shapes of major features on the surface of the Earth
- Shows the ratio of the actual distance on a map
- A unit of space that is unified by the presence of some characteristic
- Horizontal lines used on a map to give a specific location
- Shows directions on a map
- Any of the world's main continuous expanses of land (Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America).
- Vertical lines used on a map to give a specific location
- Explains symbols on a map
- Any map or chart that is not used today because it is out of date. They are used to show movements of people, ancient boundaries or how modern landscape interacts with underlying detail.
- A person who explores both the physical properties of Earth's surface and the human societies spread across it. They also examine how human culture interacts with the natural environment and the way that locations and places can have an impact on people.
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- The physical and human characteristics that make a place unique
- Maps that show natural features of the earth such as mountains, plateaus, plains, rivers, and oceans. They are also known as relief maps.
- Human interaction between two or more places, regions, or locations. The transfer of goods, people, and ideas
- A nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory.
- These maps feature roads and highways and is primarily used for finding your way by car
- The exact place on earth where a geographic feature is located
- A large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level; a large steep hill.
- A continuous body of saltwater that is contained in enormous basins on Earth’s surface.
- Arid land with usually sparse vegetation. especially : such land having a very warm climate and receiving less than 25 centimeters (10 inches) of sporadic rainfall annually.
- Describes a place in comparison to other places
- A large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream.
- A person who makes maps
- The expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface and surrounds its landmasses.
- The weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period.
- Also called a special purpose, single purpose, or statistical map. They focus on a specific theme such as population density, income, and other human statistics.
- The imaginary line between the north and south poles on which the Earth rotates
- Splits the Earth into halves: Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western
29 Clues: A person who makes maps • Shows directions on a map • Explains symbols on a map • Shows the ratio of the actual distance on a map • Describes a place in comparison to other places • Vertical lines used on a map to give a specific location • Horizontal lines used on a map to give a specific location • The exact place on earth where a geographic feature is located • ...
Geography chapter 5 2023-06-23
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- Something that effects the structure of the earths crust
- Food water and air is all an example of what
- A way to understand a topic or area using spatial features and relationships
- The continent surrounding the south pole
- resources drawn from nature
- Light fro the sun
- Remove or take out, especially by effort or force
- Things similar and different in data
- Resources that can replace themselves as long as they are used wisly
- Resources that do not grow back after being used
- The amount of heat in a place
- Resources that are replaced by nature whether or not people use them
- Has a strong effect on someone or something
- Where garbage is thrown
- The natural world
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- The way in which each of two or more things is related to the other or others
- Defined as forests growing in high latitude environments
- Places to visit with interest
- A company that operates facilities in many countries around the world
- exploring the connections that exist between the connections that exist between the geographic location and the physical characteristics
- The semi-aquatic animal also referred to as pinnipeds
- A commercial product marketed through out the world with the same brand name
- The ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
- Any physical material part of earth that is useful to humans
- Large flightless seabird of the southern hemisphere
- Energy from the sun
- Income
- Computers,phones, iPad
- The practice of growing a series of different crops in the same area
- The science of practicing farming
30 Clues: Income • Light fro the sun • The natural world • Energy from the sun • Computers,phones, iPad • Where garbage is thrown • resources drawn from nature • Places to visit with interest • The amount of heat in a place • The science of practicing farming • Things similar and different in data • The continent surrounding the south pole • Has a strong effect on someone or something • ...
Geography Vocabulary Terms 2023-07-06
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- The study of the Earth's physical features, climate, and the relationships between people and their environment.
- map: A map that focuses on a specific theme or topic, such as population density, climate zones, or economic activities.
- The total number of people living in a specific area or region.
- An area with shared characteristics, such as physical features, climate, culture, or political boundaries, that set it apart from surrounding areas.
- The lines or borders that separate one region or political entity from another, defining territorial limits.
- directions: The four main directions on a compass rose: north, south, east, and west.
- Interaction: The relationship and interactions between humans and their surrounding environment, including how people adapt to, modify, and depend on the natural world.
- map: A map that shows the boundaries and divisions of countries, states, or regions, along with their capitals and major cities.
- The long-term weather patterns and conditions in a particular area, including temperature, precipitation, and seasons.
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- map: A map that shows the natural features of an area, such as mountains, rivers, and deserts.
- Divisions of the Earth's surface into halves based on the equator (Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere) or the Prime Meridian (Eastern Hemisphere and Western Hemisphere).
- A key or explanatory guide on a map that explains the symbols, colors, and other features used to represent different elements or information.
- A ratio or measurement on a map that indicates the relationship between the distances on the map and the actual distances on the Earth's surface.
- Imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator, measuring distances north or south of it, used to determine a location's position on the Earth.
- map: A map that represents the elevation and relief of an area, using contour lines to show the shape and height of landforms.
- The specific position or coordinates of a place on the Earth's surface.
- A visual representation of the Earth's surface, showing geographical features, locations, and other spatial information.
- A specific area or location that is defined by its physical and human characteristics, such as landforms, climate, culture, and infrastructure.
- resources: Materials or substances found in nature that have economic or practical value to humans, such as minerals, water, forests, and fossil fuels.
- Imaginary lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole, measuring distances east or west of the Prime Meridian, used to determine a location's position on the Earth.
- A spherical representation of the Earth's surface, providing a more accurate depiction of its landmasses, oceans, and spatial relationships.
- Natural features on the Earth's surface, such as mountains, hills, valleys, plateaus, and plains.
- The transportation of people, goods, and ideas from one place to another, involving migration, trade, communication, and cultural exchange.
- rose: A symbol on a map that indicates the cardinal directions (north, south, east, and west) and sometimes intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, northwest).
24 Clues: The total number of people living in a specific area or region. • The specific position or coordinates of a place on the Earth's surface. • directions: The four main directions on a compass rose: north, south, east, and west. • map: A map that shows the natural features of an area, such as mountains, rivers, and deserts. • ...
9. Climate & Geography 2024-01-16
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- to feel annoyed or unhappy about something
- to become conscious of someone or something
- a remarkable event or fact
- the condition of the atmosphere at a particular time or place
- a substance that is not a liquid or a gas
- the height of a place or thing above sea level
- slightly wet
- regular or continuous
- a system for measuring temperature in which water freezes at 32 and boils at 212
- the hottest part of the Earth
- to turn into ice or become covered with ice
- a piece of land that is almost completely surrounded by water
- to make a liquid flow out of a container; to rain heavily
- extremely large
- a flow of water or air
- to be a sign or symbol of something
- a system for measuring temperature in which water freezes at 0 and boils at 100
- an instrument for measuring temperature
- a large amount of water covering an area
- exhibiting characteristics that identify a group, kind, or category
- powdery ice that covers the ground in freezing weather
- the line where the sky appears to meet the land or sea
- a very large mass of ice that moves very slowly
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- the regular rising and falling of the sea
- the normal weather in a particular area
- the amount of rain that falls in a particular area
- the study of the world and its climate, people, etc.
- cruel or severe
- a measurement of how cold or hot a place is
- a violent movement of part of the Earth's surface
- the study of the Earth's crust and its layers
- a book of maps
- very great in degree and intensity
- the thick outside surface of the Earth
- to turn into liquid by heating it
- each half of the Earth divided between North and South
- going directly upwards
- to burst out
- one of the main areas of land in the world
- an imaginary line around the middle of the Earth halfway between the North and South Poles
- a long period without any rain
- to change something into something completely different
- a special distinct area
- a substance such as water or oil that can flow
- gentle, not harsh or severe
- the area around the North Pole
- hot and wet air that makes you feel uncomfortable
- the area around the South Pole
- to wear something away
- happening once a year
50 Clues: slightly wet • to burst out • a book of maps • cruel or severe • extremely large • regular or continuous • happening once a year • going directly upwards • a flow of water or air • to wear something away • a special distinct area • a remarkable event or fact • gentle, not harsh or severe • the hottest part of the Earth • a long period without any rain • the area around the North Pole • ...
Americas Physical Geography 2023-09-28
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- The middle Great Lake
- The Western-most Great Lake
- The Southeastern-most Great Lake
- Large body of water in Eastern Canada
- Body of water between Russia and Alaska
- National Park region in Southern Argentina
- Large mountain range in US and Canada
- Large jungle in South America
- Mountain range that runs along California
- Large river in South America
- Peninsula that extends south from Mexico
- A large river in the South-Western US
- The sea between North and South America
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- A large river in the South-Eastern US
- Large land mass owned by Denmark
- The Southwestern-most Great Lake
- The Eastern-most Great Lake
- Valley in Central Mexico
- Mountain range in South America
- Body of water North of Mexico's peninsula
- Peninsula extending into the Gulf of Mexico
- Ocean East of North and South America
- Ocean West of North and South America
- Mountain range in Alaska
- Mountain range in the Eastern United States
25 Clues: The middle Great Lake • Valley in Central Mexico • Mountain range in Alaska • The Eastern-most Great Lake • The Western-most Great Lake • Large river in South America • Large jungle in South America • Mountain range in South America • Large land mass owned by Denmark • The Southwestern-most Great Lake • The Southeastern-most Great Lake • A large river in the South-Eastern US • ...
Geography of Development 2023-11-28
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- It was created to emphasize that people and their capabilities should be the ultimate criteria for assessing the development of a country, not economic growth alone.
- An international organization that designed a method for measuring the development level of a country by combining several indicators.
- Includes workers who turn commodities (raw materials) into finished products through manufacturing.
- Also refers to the types of jobs available in a region.
- An event constituting a new stage in a changing situation.
- He defined development as "the process of improving the material conditions of people through diffusion of knowledge and technology".
- Represents workers involved in the extraction of resources from the earth, including minerals, agricultural products, and fish.
- A major financial agency of the United Nations, and an international financial institution funded by 190 member countries.
- Is an international financial institution that provides loans and grants to the governments of low- and middle-income countries for the purpose of pursuing capital projects.
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- Using this approach, countries focus on what they produce best (called comparative advantage) and import goods they do not.
- It comes from the dependency theorists, who point out that the relationships between MDCs and LDCs are unequal, creating a system of neo-colonialism in which MDCs control LDCs through economics.
- Programs adopted by LDCs in order to get loans and attempt to structure the gov't and economy according to the international trade approach to ensure debt repayment.
- Referred to as the service sector encompasses a large number of activities.
- The total monetary or market value of all the finished goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a specific time period.
- An indicator that has something to do with education and literacy.
- Are metrics used to assess, measure, and evaluate the overall state of health of the macroeconomy.
- A metric used to determine the amount of money earned per individual in a nation or geographical area.
- An indicator which includes infant mortality rates, natural increase rates, crude birth rates, and life expectancy.
- One major impediment to development in LDCs.
- A measure of how much work an employee delivers within a specific time.
20 Clues: One major impediment to development in LDCs. • Also refers to the types of jobs available in a region. • An event constituting a new stage in a changing situation. • An indicator that has something to do with education and literacy. • A measure of how much work an employee delivers within a specific time. • ...
13. Geography & Climate 2023-12-11
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- to point out something; to show something
- the gases around the Earth; the feeling of a place or situation
- to say what you expect to happen in the future
- an overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal limits
- a unit for measuring temperature and angles
- a mountain with a large hole at the top, which sometimes explodes
- to become solid or turn into ice at a very low temperature
- existing in the hottest parts of the Earth
- to gradually become bad or weak or be destroyed
- violent or angry; very strong or powerful
- a sudden movement of the Earth's surface
- the imaginary line around the Earth that divides it into equal north and south parts
- extremely bad; not kind or gentle
- a series of events that are repeated in the same order
- not far away
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- the weather conditions that an area usually has
- the amount of rain that falls in a particular place at a particular time
- how hot or cold something is; how hot or cold someone's body is
- to keep and protect from waste, loss, or damage
- a particular area in a country or the world
- one of the great divisions of land on the Earth
- the study of rocks and soil and the physical structure of the Earth
- to change a solid substance into a liquid
- something that causes a lot of harm or damage
- an area where a particular thing happens
- a long period of time when there is little or no rain and crops die
- one of the large areas of salt water that cover most of the Earth
- including many different types
- individual or special; unusual
- the study of the earth, its people, climate, and natural resources
30 Clues: not far away • including many different types • individual or special; unusual • extremely bad; not kind or gentle • an area where a particular thing happens • a sudden movement of the Earth's surface • to point out something; to show something • to change a solid substance into a liquid • violent or angry; very strong or powerful • existing in the hottest parts of the Earth • ...
Geography Quiz 2 2023-11-13
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- industry that involves jobs related to information technology, research, and development
- individuals or groups who buy and use goods and services
- involves the maintenance or improvement of health through the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of illness
- economic system where the government makes most of the economic decisions.
- the introduction of new ideas, methods, or products to improve or create something
- the percentage of people in a population living below the poverty line
- the basic materials used to make products before they are processed or manufactured
- economic system where prices and production are determined by competition in the marketplace
- refers to the promotion of hygiene and cleanliness, especially in living conditions and public health
- the number of years it takes for a population to double in size
- a system of programs and services provided by the government to help individuals and families in need
- intangible products provided to consumers, like education, healthcare, or banking.
- the system by which goods and services are produced, distributed, and consumed in a society
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- the practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil and the rearing of animals
- the average number of children born to a woman in her lifetime
- economic system that combines elements of both command and market economies
- economic system where customs and traditions determine economic decisions, often involving barter and simple trade
- the process of removing raw materials from the Earth, like mining or drilling for oil.
- an economic system where private individuals or businesses own and operate for profit
- the extra money a business earns after subtracting all the costs it has to pay
- the rivalry among sellers trying to achieve goals such as increasing profits or market share.
- industry that involves jobs and activities related to collecting or producing raw materials directly from nature, like farming or mining
- individuals or businesses that create and supply goods and services
- the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society
- goods that are bought and sold, especially those produced for profit
- industry that is all about turning raw materials into finished products, includes manufacturing and construction
- the development of industries in a country or region on a wide scale
- involves making choices about when to have children and how many to have, often using contraception
- an economic system where the government or the community collectively owns and controls certain industries
- industry that provides services, like teaching, healthcare, and banking
30 Clues: individuals or groups who buy and use goods and services • the average number of children born to a woman in her lifetime • the number of years it takes for a population to double in size • individuals or businesses that create and supply goods and services • goods that are bought and sold, especially those produced for profit • ...
Biomes and Geography 2023-11-20
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- A biological community of interacting organisms.
- Grasslands of South America.
- Deep, narrow valley with steep sides.
- Sandy shore by the ocean.
- Large mass of ice that moves slowly.
- A mountain that can erupt with lava and ash.
- Ecosystem formed by marine polyps.
- Grassland biome with scattered trees and wildlife like lions and zebras.
- Large flowing watercourse.
- Cold biome characterized by permafrost.
- Elevated flat area in a biome.
- Imaginary lines that run north-south on the Earth's surface.
- Landmass surrounded by water.
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- Elevated landmass with a peak.
- Group of islands.
- Dense area with trees and undergrowth.
- Imaginary lines that run east-west on the Earth's surface.
- Fertile area in a desert with water.
- Coniferous forest biome, also known as the boreal forest.
- Narrow, deep inlet of the sea between high cliffs.
- Hot and arid biome with minimal rainfall.
- Dense biome with high rainfall and diverse flora and fauna.
- Physical features of an area.
- Point of land that extends into a body of water.
- Seasonal wind pattern that brings heavy rain.
25 Clues: Group of islands. • Sandy shore by the ocean. • Large flowing watercourse. • Grasslands of South America. • Physical features of an area. • Landmass surrounded by water. • Elevated landmass with a peak. • Elevated flat area in a biome. • Ecosystem formed by marine polyps. • Large mass of ice that moves slowly. • Fertile area in a desert with water. • ...
Geography test 3 2023-11-09
Across
- An artificial structure designed to trap sand being moved by longshore drift, therefore protecting the beach.
- sandy extension of beached formed by longshore drift currents.
- the practice of grazing too many livestock for too long a period on land unable to recover its vegetation.
- The upper layer of soil that contains most of the grounds nutrients.
- Any change in climate over time whether due to natural processes or human activities.
- Environmental change caused by humans either directly or indirectly.
- are natural or artificial lakes for storing water
- International treaty set rules for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.
- A structure placed parallel to the shoreline to separate the land area from the water
- pollutants that are known or suspected to cause cancer or other serious health effects or adverse environmental effects
- Heating of the atmosphere is above what is expected to occur by natural processes.
- Form at the back of the beach and in the zones above high rise
- the process by which vegetation in drylands decreases and eventually disappears.
Down
- A structure parallel to the shore and placed in a water depth of about 10 metres
- the movement of sediments along a coast by waves that approach at an angle to the shore but then the swash recedes directly away from it.
- where the land meets the sea
- An artificial barrier constructed across a river to hold back water and raise its level, forming a reservoir used to generate electricity or as a water supply.
- the act or practice of cultivating land to an excessive degree in the growing of crops so that soil quality is degraded and productivity is reduced.
- the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level.
- A measure of human demand of the earth’s natural systems
- Increased ability of the Earth’s atmosphere to trap heat. An observable rising trend in the Earth’s atmospheric temperatures, generally attributed to the enhanced greenhouse effect.
- regenerate capacity of a biomes and ecosystems to supply ongoing resources, process wastes.
- what nature provides for humanity
- any land that people are capable of ploughing and using for crops.
- area of land where water collects when it rains, usually bordered by hills. Water finds a way into streams and down into soil eventually feeding the river.
- Buy the buildings and remove structures that are threatened by erosion.
26 Clues: where the land meets the sea • what nature provides for humanity • are natural or artificial lakes for storing water • the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level. • A measure of human demand of the earth’s natural systems • sandy extension of beached formed by longshore drift currents. • Form at the back of the beach and in the zones above high rise • ...
Geography in Spanish 2023-09-11
22 Clues: Sea • Lake • City • Hill • West • East • South • River • Ocean • Marsh • North • Desert • Border • Street • Avenue • Jungle • Country • Volcano • Capital • Downtown • Continent • Waterfall
Themes of Geography 2023-09-21
Across
- negative things that make people want to move to a new area
- _____________ characteristics of ways to describe a place such as religion or language
- an area that has unifying characteristics
- this acronym is used to remember the 5 themes of geography
- regions that have no formal boundaries but are understood in mental maps of the world.
- How many themes of geography do people use/particIpate on a daily basis?
- The position on the Earth’s surface
- ways humans have actually changed some part of the physical environment
- coordinates used to describe north or south
- a change in human behavior to cope with environmental conditions
- coordinates used to describe east or west
- How many themes of geography are there?
- regions that are defined by their connections.such as a fanbase of a sports team.
- you participated in this theme when you commuted to school today
- Building a dam or putting in irrigation is this type of human environment interaction.
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- this is the "HE" Mr. Help"
- how places are linked together through goods,people, and ideas.
- residents of the Southeast US must prepare for this type of natural disasters
- facilitates travel and migration
- ____________ location the coordinates of a place
- facilitates the spread of ideas
- What makes one place different from all other places on Earth
- positive aspects that attract people to move to a place such as better jobs
- When the school building is cold student will ___________, and put on a sweater. This is an example of this Human environment interaction type
- types of regions that are designated by official boundaries, such as cities, states, counties, and countries
- this is a an example of a common movement theme and would be described as a push factor
- ___________ location an example of this would be "Cleveland is 40 minutes north of Akron"
- __________ characteristics ways to describe a place such as landforms and climate.
- ________facilitates the ability to access communication and transportation.
29 Clues: this is the "HE" Mr. Help" • facilitates the spread of ideas • facilitates travel and migration • The position on the Earth’s surface • How many themes of geography are there? • an area that has unifying characteristics • coordinates used to describe east or west • coordinates used to describe north or south • ____________ location the coordinates of a place • ...
Geography Chapter 2 2023-09-20
Across
- the average weather of a place over many years
- the thin layer of rocks and minerals that surrounds the mantle
- Each year, the earth makes one of these around the sun
- this happens when two plates rub against each other
- a thick, hot, rocky layer around the core
- huge blocks of Earth's crust
- the condition of the air and sky from day to day
- the type of climate found closest to the North and South poles
- features on the surface of Earth like mountains, mesas, and lakes
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- a process that breaks rocks down into tiny pieces
- soft, nearly liquid rock
- a sphere of hot metal at the center of Earth
- a place where magma comes shooting up through Earth's crust
- the type of climate found in middle latitudes, can be warm or cool
- Nearly circular path around the sun
- the type of climate found closest to the equator
- the earth spinning on its axis
- the removal of small pieces of rock by water, ice, or wind
- Imaginary line running through Earth between the North and South poles
- this covers 70% of the earth's surface
20 Clues: soft, nearly liquid rock • huge blocks of Earth's crust • the earth spinning on its axis • Nearly circular path around the sun • this covers 70% of the earth's surface • a thick, hot, rocky layer around the core • a sphere of hot metal at the center of Earth • the average weather of a place over many years • the type of climate found closest to the equator • ...
13. Geography & Climate 2023-12-15
Across
- 지질학, 지질
- 지역, 지방
- similar to 'preserve' or 'save'
- 기온, 체온
- 가까이에, 근처에 / 가까운
- =point out, show
- 기후, 분위기
- 얼다, 얼 정도로 춥다
- similar to 'rot'
- (온도, 각도 등의) 도, 등급
- 녹다, 용해하다
- 예측하다, 예보
- similar to 'harsh' and 'tough'
- 열대의
- air, mood
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- 지리, 지리학
- 홍수, 범람
- 재해, 재난, 천재
- 화산
- opposite meaning of 'general'
- 지진
- similar to 'various'
- similar to 'circle'
- 대륙
- 적도
- 가뭄
- opposite meaning of 'mild' and 'gentle'
- 강우(량)
- 지대, 구역
- 대양
30 Clues: 화산 • 지진 • 대륙 • 적도 • 가뭄 • 대양 • 열대의 • 강우(량) • 홍수, 범람 • 지역, 지방 • 기온, 체온 • 지대, 구역 • 지리, 지리학 • 지질학, 지질 • 기후, 분위기 • 녹다, 용해하다 • 예측하다, 예보 • air, mood • 재해, 재난, 천재 • 얼다, 얼 정도로 춥다 • 가까이에, 근처에 / 가까운 • =point out, show • similar to 'rot' • (온도, 각도 등의) 도, 등급 • similar to 'circle' • similar to 'various' • opposite meaning of 'general' • similar to 'harsh' and 'tough' • similar to 'preserve' or 'save' • opposite meaning of 'mild' and 'gentle'
Latin America Geography 2024-01-28
Across
- Name the country: US is a major export partner, cities are built inland to avoid hurricanes and other natural disasters, petroleum is a major export.
- Mexico City's geography is an issue because it sits in a ____________ shaped valley.
- The industry that is the biggest reason for deforestation in Brazil.
- _____________ and Portuguese and the languages spoken in Latin America
- Mexico's top trade partner and northern neighbor
- Ocean off the east coast of South America and east of the Caribbean.
- The ______________ river is the second longest in the world.
- Ocean one might see to the west if standing on the Andes Mountains
- Man made canal that connects the Pacific and Atlantic oceans
- Name the country: most people live on the coast, South America’s largest country, major export is coffee
- Name the country: An island, hurricanes, old cars, communist
- ______________ America is home to features such as the Amazon rainforest, Andes Mountains, and the Atacama desert.
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- The Amazon ______________ is home to millions of species of animals
- ____________ tests are one way the Mexican government has tried to solve it's air pollution isses.
- _____________ from cars, trucks, and factories is the biggest cause of air pollution in Mexico City.
- ___________ America is a region made up of Mexico, Central America, and Latin America.
- Cuba's biggest threat annually from it's environment.
- Cuba is the largest island in the ____________________ sea.
- Type of pollution that is Mexico City's environmental issue.
- driest desert in the world
- Longest Mountain chain in the world
- Nickname of the Amazon rainforest, "____________ of the world".
22 Clues: driest desert in the world • Longest Mountain chain in the world • Mexico's top trade partner and northern neighbor • Cuba's biggest threat annually from it's environment. • Cuba is the largest island in the ____________________ sea. • Type of pollution that is Mexico City's environmental issue. • Man made canal that connects the Pacific and Atlantic oceans • ...
GeOgRaPhY pErIoD 6 2024-05-09
Across
- ____give life and growth
- Hindus cannot eat beef because cows are sacred this affects there _
- you duty to Brahman that will help you to move up in you next life and improve you karma
- a sacred animal
- year India was freed from england
- "Do your Dharma get good_______"
- escapes from the cycle of life death and rebirth.
- God of luck
- Hinduism is a mix of polytheism and monotheism, polytheism is the belief in _
- holi celebrated the _
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- A supreme essence of Hinduism that caused the creation of the world.
- Hindus have to visit a _____ of house of worship regularly
- rivers of hope
- put on temples as a reminder on mountains
- ______are an annual day for worship and celebrations
- the belief in a cycle where when you die you will come back in a new life.
- festival of lights
- a prayer
- a leader of the religion for a period of time
- how to show respect to gods
20 Clues: a prayer • God of luck • rivers of hope • a sacred animal • festival of lights • holi celebrated the _ • ____give life and growth • how to show respect to gods • "Do your Dharma get good_______" • year India was freed from england • put on temples as a reminder on mountains • a leader of the religion for a period of time • escapes from the cycle of life death and rebirth. • ...
Geography Term 2 2024-05-29
Across
- An area of land with its own government, like France, Brazil, or Australia.
- The natural home of an animal or plant, like a forest or a desert.
- A large country in Asia with many people, ancient history, and famous places like the Great Wall.
- An area of sand or pebbles next to a sea or lake.
- A very dry area of land with little rain and few plants, like the Sahara.
- Living creatures that can move around, like dogs, cats, birds, and fish.
- Everything around us, including the air, water, land, plants, and animals.
- A chart that shows information in a visual way, like bars, lines, or circles.
- America A continent below North America with countries like Brazil and Argentina, known for rainforests and mountains.
- Made by nature, not by humans, like rivers, mountains, and forests.
- Groups of people living in the same country with their own government.
- A very tall and high piece of land, often with steep sides.
- Originally from a specific place, like kangaroos are native to Australia.
- The planet we live on, including all countries and people.
- A deep valley with steep sides, often carved by a river, like the Grand Canyon.
- A large country and continent surrounded by oceans, known for its unique animals like kangaroos and koalas.
- A dense forest with a lot of rain, home to many plants and animals.
- A big country in South America known for the Amazon rainforest and the city of Rio de Janeiro.
- A large body of water surrounded by land.
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- The usual weather conditions in a place, like how hot, cold, rainy, or snowy it is.
- Numbers that show a specific location on a map using latitude and longitude.
- A sheltered area of water where boats and ships can dock safely.
- The biggest continent with many countries, cultures, and famous places like China and India.
- A large stream of water that flows across the land.
- A large area of land with many countries, like Africa, Asia, or South America.
- Plants, trees, and shrubs that grow in a particular area.
- Important parts or characteristics of something, like mountains or rivers in a landscape.
- An island country off the coast of Africa known for its unique animals like lemurs.
- A mountain with an opening that can let out lava, ash, and gases from inside the Earth.
- The visible features of an area of land, including hills, rivers, trees, and buildings.
- Sounds made by instruments or voices that people enjoy listening to.
- A large continent with many countries, animals, and different kinds of land.
32 Clues: A large body of water surrounded by land. • An area of sand or pebbles next to a sea or lake. • A large stream of water that flows across the land. • Plants, trees, and shrubs that grow in a particular area. • The planet we live on, including all countries and people. • A very tall and high piece of land, often with steep sides. • ...
Geography Europe Puzzle 2024-03-25
Across
- Peasants with slave like occupations
- Asia+Europe
- To Resign
- Capital Of Russia
- a zone of frequent boundary changes and conflicts
- industry such as clothing
- A peninsula with many active volcanoes
- Russian King Title
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- Old Capital Of Russia
- A political party
- Old Scandinavian leaders
- Russian Woodlands
- Factories that process metal ores
- Russian Labor Camps
- Ice-breaking ships
- Industry such as mining
- Stalin Supporters
- Native People of Russia & Surrounding Countries
- A Russian City in which a bad incident took place
- People from the southern steppe frontiers
20 Clues: To Resign • Asia+Europe • A political party • Russian Woodlands • Capital Of Russia • Stalin Supporters • Ice-breaking ships • Russian King Title • Russian Labor Camps • Old Capital Of Russia • Industry such as mining • Old Scandinavian leaders • industry such as clothing • Factories that process metal ores • Peasants with slave like occupations • A peninsula with many active volcanoes • ...
Social Studies: Geography 2024-03-11
Across
- Everything's bigger in _____!
- The upper direction
- Named after the goat constellation; Tropical section of Earth
- The left direction
- The right direction
- The horizontal line separating the upper and lower halves of the Earth
- A snowy state in America; not attached to the rest of the states
- Tropical section of Earth; Named after a disease
- A popular wetland in Florida
- Horizontal lines helping to create a grid across the Earth
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- A _____ range stretching across most of New England
- A quarter of the Earth
- Vertical lines helping to create a grid across the Earth
- The lower direction
- America's capital
- The vertical line separating the left and right sides of the Earth
- World's largest hot, dry, and sandy plain
- The highest state in the USA
- A famous mountain in Maine
- One of the 16 counties in the state above
20 Clues: America's capital • The left direction • The upper direction • The lower direction • The right direction • A quarter of the Earth • A famous mountain in Maine • The highest state in the USA • A popular wetland in Florida • Everything's bigger in _____! • World's largest hot, dry, and sandy plain • One of the 16 counties in the state above • ...
Social Studies: Geography 2024-03-11
Across
- Everything's bigger in _____!
- The upper direction
- Named after the goat constellation; Tropical section of Earth
- The left direction
- The right direction
- The horizontal line separating the upper and lower halves of the Earth
- A snowy state in America; not attached to the rest of the states
- Tropical section of Earth; Named after a disease
- A popular wetland in Florida
- Horizontal lines helping to create a grid across the Earth
Down
- A _____ range stretching across most of New England
- A quarter of the Earth
- Vertical lines helping to create a grid across the Earth
- The lower direction
- America's capital
- The vertical line separating the left and right sides of the Earth
- World's largest hot, dry, and sandy plain
- The highest state in the USA
- A famous mountain in Maine
- One of the 16 counties in the state above
20 Clues: America's capital • The left direction • The upper direction • The lower direction • The right direction • A quarter of the Earth • A famous mountain in Maine • The highest state in the USA • A popular wetland in Florida • Everything's bigger in _____! • World's largest hot, dry, and sandy plain • One of the 16 counties in the state above • ...
Jaxsyn's geography word's 2024-03-12
20 Clues: Nuuk • Maine • France • Dallas • Mexico • Havana • Augsta • Juneau • anaheim • patriots • mapleleafs • Cold desert • Mexico City • up (on the earth) • where santa lives • Not a lot of water • UK (united kingdom) • down (on the earth) • sideways (on the earth) • Two countries are in Asia
Geography of Europe 2024-02-14
Across
- peninsula in the southwest made up of Spain and Portugal with the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the East
- a German monk who started the Protestant Reformation
- Nevada mountain range in Spain
- military leader of Macedonia who created one of the largest empires in history
- made up several islands including Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales) and Ireland (Northern Ireland and Ireland)
- boot-shaped peninsula made up of Italy jutting out into the Mediterranean Sea
- city-state in Greece which was the birthplace of democracy and philosophy
- peninsula made up of Greece; juts out into the Mediterranean Sea
- a person (like a noble) in the Middle Ages who used someone else's land with the promise they would fight for them
- a person (like a king) in the Middle Ages who owned land and let another person use it as long as they would fight for them
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- peninsula in the northernmost part of Europe with the North Sea to the southwest and the Baltic Sea to the southeast; made up of Norway and Sweden
- a breaking from the Catholic Church sparked by Martin Luther
- the piece of land that was owned by a lord but used by a vassal
- a period of renewed interested in learning and discovering in Europe resulting from the rediscovery of ancient books written by the Greeks and Romans; means "re-birth"
- discovered America for Europe
- a period in which many new inventions were made that allowed for greater production of goods and for better travel
- mountains which runs down the boot Italy
- a system in Europe in the Middle Ages where a lord let vassal use his land as long as he would fight for him
- mountains which separate Spain from France
- the largest island (non-continent) in the world; geographically a part of North America but often grouped with Western Europe for political and cultural reasons
- a series of wars fought from 1000s to 1200s Christian and Muslims for control of the Holy Lands
- a peasant in the Middle Ages who farmed their lord's land and could not leave it
- mountains found in France, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy; separates Italy from the rest of Europe
- city-state in Greece which was known for their military greatness
- Roman emperor who
- a period of time in which European countries explored to find new lands
26 Clues: Roman emperor who • discovered America for Europe • Nevada mountain range in Spain • mountains which runs down the boot Italy • mountains which separate Spain from France • a German monk who started the Protestant Reformation • a breaking from the Catholic Church sparked by Martin Luther • the piece of land that was owned by a lord but used by a vassal • ...
geography word puzzle 2024-02-22
Across
- people governing an organized community
- someone in charge of a people or group
- the northern continent of america
- someone under a king who gives knights land
- the southern continent of america
- another word for serf
- the largest continent that is a whole country
- another word for a group of humans
- when there is one leader over a people or group
- the country we live in
- people sharing a common cultural background
- another name for a peasant
- a fighter that is given land to fight
- when country's or people fight over something
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- a period where humans developed machines
- the coldest continent on earth
- the continent in between asia and africa
- the belief of loving your country
- the study of physical features of the earth
- the hottest continent on earth
- a government where the people elect leaders
- a period where we fought with each other
- a principles a country follows
- belief in a higher being or god(s)
- the largest continent on earth
- a system where there is a royal family in charge
- a social construct used to group people
- taking over other countrys by force
- the very large rock we all call home
- A male ruler of a monarchy
30 Clues: another word for serf • the country we live in • another name for a peasant • A male ruler of a monarchy • the coldest continent on earth • the hottest continent on earth • a principles a country follows • the largest continent on earth • the belief of loving your country • the northern continent of america • the southern continent of america • belief in a higher being or god(s) • ...
Global Geography Explorer 2023-10-10
Across
- - Cradle of Western civilization
- - European country known for beer and sausages
- - World's most populous country
- - Southeast Asian country known for its cuisine
- - South American country with Machu Picchu
- - Nordic country with fjords and forests
- - Southern African nation with diverse wildlife
- - West African nation with a large population
- - Island nation in East Asia
- - South Asian nation with diverse culture
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- - Western European country renowned for art
- - Home to the ancient pyramids
- - Mediterranean country with flamenco dancing
- - South American country famous for tango
- - Southern hemisphere continent and country
- - Largest country by land area
- - North American country with vast wilderness
- - South American nation famous for Carnival
- - North American country known for its cuisine
- - Home to the city of Rome and pasta
20 Clues: - Island nation in East Asia • - Home to the ancient pyramids • - Largest country by land area • - World's most populous country • - Cradle of Western civilization • - Home to the city of Rome and pasta • - Nordic country with fjords and forests • - South American country famous for tango • - South Asian nation with diverse culture • ...
Geography Country Crossword 2023-10-26
Across
- It has 5 national parks and 33 protected areas.
- Staged the Middle East’s first Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2004.
- The only African country in which an outbreak of avian influenza has been reported.
- Has 3 national parks, 11 nature parks and 54 nature reserves.
- It has one of the fastest growing economies in Africa due to oil production, but also faces challenges such as poverty and corruption.
- The world's largest exporter of emeralds and flowers, and the third largest exporter of coffee.
- The people consider it good luck if a baby pees on you.
- It's home to four species of monkeys: the white-faced capuchin, the mantled howler, the squirrel monkey, and the Geoffroy's tamarin.
- It is the only country in the world with Catalan as its official language.
- The Dukes of Burgundy ruled over most of the country.
- There is a pygmy tribe in this country.
- A country having the largest ice cave.
- The first country to become Christian nation.
- It has been inhabited by humans for at least 50,000 years.
- It's home to the world’s longest freshwater lake.
- The largest country in South America and the fifth largest in the world by land area and population.
- Experiences a tropical marine climate.
- The name of the country is translated as «abode of peace».
- Sir Garfield St. Auburn Sobers, who is among the world’s greatest cricketer, was born on the island.
- Considered to be the oldest civilization with some historians marking 6000 BC as the beginning of the Chinese civilization. Also, it has the world's longest used written language.
- A country having the oldest oil paintings.
- The national dish is Seswaa, a stew of boiled meat, maize meal and greens.
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- The longest coastline in the world.
- It's the largest country in Africa.
- The longest country in the world from north to south at 2,653 miles.
- A landlocked country located in Asia between China and India.
- The size of Congo is slightly greater than the combined areas of Spain, France, Germany, Sweden, and Norway.
- It is the 8th largest country in the world but only the 30th in population with just over 45 million people.
- It houses the world’s third largest wine cellar.
- The first democratic and secular republic in the Islamic world
- A country has 365 stunning beaches, offering a different beach experience every day of the year.
- The country makes brilliant wine.
- A country that is also a continent
- It's home to over 30 official languages, with Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara being the most commonly spoken.
- The only country in Europe that is entirely landlocked.
- Has a young population, with an average age of 24, and most people don't celebrate birthdays.
- Before acquiring the name It was called "Dahomey."
- Pico do Fogo, an active stratovolcano lying on the volcanic island of Fogo (“Fire”), is the tallest mountain in a country.
- It's home to the Plitvice Lakes National Park, which is known for its stunning waterfalls and turquoise lakes.
- Home to the only jaguar preserve in the world.
- Has the part of the world’s largest mangrove the Sundarbans.
- Also known as “The Babel Tower of the World."
42 Clues: The country makes brilliant wine. • A country that is also a continent • The longest coastline in the world. • It's the largest country in Africa. • A country having the largest ice cave. • Experiences a tropical marine climate. • There is a pygmy tribe in this country. • A country having the oldest oil paintings. • The first country to become Christian nation. • ...
AP Human Geography 2024-05-28
Across
- if I start wearing skirts because Kim K does it is this type of diffusion
- the Rocky Mountains are this type of boundary
- everyone's favorite review youtuber
- portion of the earth's surface occupied by humans
- Downingtown East High School, Starbucks, Wegmans
- spread of the flow of ideas
- The number of different activities in NYC have this type of force on tourists
- an official count of the population
- the population of our class has a low
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- he said this "the healthy wealthy portion of the world"
- if I'm completing the trip to Mecca is called
- group bound by a common ancestry or culture
- moving into a population
- regional characteristics of a language
- we live in the ___ of Philly
- we had to make two high schools because of this
- I could only speak a ___ form of Spanish
- belief in multiple gods
- territory lies entirely within the boundaries of another territory
- I love fishing maybe I'll go into
20 Clues: belief in multiple gods • moving into a population • spread of the flow of ideas • we live in the ___ of Philly • I love fishing maybe I'll go into • everyone's favorite review youtuber • an official count of the population • the population of our class has a low • regional characteristics of a language • I could only speak a ___ form of Spanish • ...
Human Geography Crossword 2024-05-30
Across
- - The less developed countries that are economically dependent on the core countries.
- of Place - The feelings evoked by people as a result of certain experiences and memories associated with a particular place.
- Factors - Conditions that drive people away from their homeland and attract them to a new area.
- Sector - The sector of the economy that involves intellectual activities, such as research and development.
- - A geographic boundary within which a particular linguistic feature occurs.
- - A city with a population of over 10 million people.
- - The process of increased interconnectedness among countries, most notably in economics, politics, and culture.
- Place Theory - A theory that explains the distribution of services based on the fact that settlements serve as centers of market areas.
- Development - Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
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- - The region from which innovative ideas originate.
- - The belief in the inherent superiority of one's own ethnic group or culture.
- Rate - The average number of children a woman will have during her childbearing years.
- Transition Model - A model that describes population change over time through stages.
- Morphology - The study of the physical form and structure of urban places.
- - The portion of Earth's surface occupied by permanent human settlement.
- Landscape - The visible imprint of human activity and culture on the landscape.
- Diffusion - The spread of an idea through physical movement of people from one place to another.
- Decay - The decreasing interaction between places as the distance between them increases.
- - The control or influence of less developed countries by more developed countries through indirect means.
- - The process of renovating urban neighborhoods by attracting more affluent residents.
20 Clues: - The region from which innovative ideas originate. • - A city with a population of over 10 million people. • - The portion of Earth's surface occupied by permanent human settlement. • Morphology - The study of the physical form and structure of urban places. • - A geographic boundary within which a particular linguistic feature occurs. • ...
AP Human Geography 2024-05-31
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- Wrote the laws of migration
- Using the ocean in the production of goods
- Capacity The total amount of people the earth can carry sustainably
- There is no countries in this stage of the DTM
- What occured in the USSR and Yugoslavia
- A religion that is not spread to different people
- Shape of a population chart
- Observed the change in industries from the center of a city
- Made a model of stages of economic growth
- Model of population growth over time has 4 sections
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- Inventor of World Systems Theory
- A religion that is intended to be spread as much as possible
- A population is described as this when there is a much smaller younf population compared to the older population
- Unofficial settlements usually low income on the outskirts of a city
- The European Union is an example of a _____ organization
- Seasonal migration of people usually with livestock
- Predicted the world's population growth would out pace agricultural production
- City with a population of more than 10 million
- The location of something relative to other things
- A map that uses size to convey data
20 Clues: Wrote the laws of migration • Shape of a population chart • Inventor of World Systems Theory • A map that uses size to convey data • What occured in the USSR and Yugoslavia • Made a model of stages of economic growth • Using the ocean in the production of goods • There is no countries in this stage of the DTM • City with a population of more than 10 million • ...
Geography Notes Crossword 2024-08-28
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- A process by which glaciers form and spread
- Has been shaped by thousands of years if Migrations, Invasions, and trade
- Language of the vikings
- The weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period.
- Brought in more people who were needed for more jobs
- This influx created new social classes and socioeconomic levels
- The introduction of power-driven machinery
- One of the largest empires in history
- Springs that throw forth intermittent jets of heated water and steam
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- A movement to value reason and question tradition
- occurred in the 1500s
- Most of the northern europe lies within 300miles of a sea or ocean coast, making ocean transport important
- Marks the traditional boundary between European Russia and Siberian Russia
- steep walled inlets, reaching like fingers of water from the sea to the coastal mountains
- A form of energy conversion that captures heat energy from within earth
- A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat
- Occurred in 1792
- Developed after WWII in the Nordic countries
- A spring whose water issues at a temperature higher than that of its surroundings
- from A.D. 793-1050
20 Clues: Occurred in 1792 • from A.D. 793-1050 • occurred in the 1500s • Language of the vikings • One of the largest empires in history • The introduction of power-driven machinery • A process by which glaciers form and spread • Developed after WWII in the Nordic countries • A movement to value reason and question tradition • Brought in more people who were needed for more jobs • ...
Australian Geography Crossword 2024-09-23
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- Trail in the Northern Territory, famous for trekking through the West MacDonnell Ranges
- Coral reef off the coast of Western Australia, known for whale sharks and stunning marine life
- Mountain range and national park in Victoria, known for hiking and Aboriginal rock art
- Bay in Western Australia, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its marine life and seagrass beds
- Dividing range running down the eastern side of Australia, the longest mountain range in the country
- Island and national park off the coast of Queensland, famous for its rugged wilderness and walking trails
- Mountain range near Sydney, known for its dramatic cliffs, eucalyptus forests, and the Three Sisters rock formation
- Large sandstone rock formation sacred to Indigenous Australians, located in the Northern Territory
- Mountain range in South Australia, known for its rugged landscapes and wildlife
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- National park in Western Australia, known for the striking Bungle Bungle Range
- Ancient rainforest in Queensland, one of the world’s oldest surviving tropical rainforests
- Island state of Australia known for its pristine wilderness, rugged mountains, and national parks
- Australia’s highest mountain, located in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales
- National park in Queensland, known for its subtropical rainforests and waterfalls
- Remote region in Western Australia known for its red sandstone gorges and dramatic coastlines
- Desert in Western Australia, one of the most arid regions of the country
- Island off the coast of Queensland, known as the largest sand island in the world
- York Peninsula, the northernmost point of mainland Australia
- National park in the Northern Territory, famous for its wetlands, wildlife, and Aboriginal rock art
- Largest coral reef system in the world, located off the coast of Queensland
20 Clues: York Peninsula, the northernmost point of mainland Australia • Desert in Western Australia, one of the most arid regions of the country • Largest coral reef system in the world, located off the coast of Queensland • National park in Western Australia, known for the striking Bungle Bungle Range • ...
Geography: Pacific Region 2026-01-19
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- Range A major mountain range extending from British Columbia through Washington and Oregon to Northern California, famous for volcanoes.
- A large arm of land in western Washington known for its temperate rainforests and rugged coastline.
- A climate type found in much of coastal California characterized by warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters.
- The strait connecting San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean.
- A flat, elliptical valley in California that is one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world.
- A thick subsurface layer of soil that remains frozen throughout the year, occurring chiefly in polar regions like Northern Alaska.
- Located in Oregon, this is the deepest lake in the United States, formed in the caldera of a destroyed volcano.
- The largest river in the Pacific Northwest region; a major source of hydroelectric power.
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- A region in the southern part of the San Francisco Bay Area that serves as a global center for high technology and innovation.
- A group or chain of islands, such as Hawaii.
- The region in Oregon where the majority of the state's population lives and where its best farmland is located.
- A major area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur.
- A chain of volcanic islands extending west from the Alaska Peninsula.
- A vast, flat, treeless Arctic region of Europe, Asia, and North America (like Northern Alaska) in which the subsoil is permanently frozen.
- A deep inlet of the Pacific Ocean in northwestern Washington; Seattle is located along its shores.
- Located in Alaska, this is the highest mountain peak in North America (formerly known as Mt. McKinley).
- A desert valley in Eastern California that holds the record for the lowest point in North America (-282 ft) and extreme heat.
- A continental transform fault that extends roughly 750 miles through California, forming the tectonic boundary between the Pacific Plate and the North American Plate.
- One of five volcanoes that form the Island of Hawaii; it is considered the largest active volcano on Earth.
- Extremely tall trees found in California and Oregon; they are the tallest living trees on Earth.
20 Clues: A group or chain of islands, such as Hawaii. • The strait connecting San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean. • A chain of volcanic islands extending west from the Alaska Peninsula. • The largest river in the Pacific Northwest region; a major source of hydroelectric power. • ...
world geography crossword 2026-01-21
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- area organized around a specific focal
- infrastructure that is no physical like software
- government rules based on religion
- things that force people to move
- make movement difficult example Sahara desert
- defined by a specific characteristics
- infrastructure that physical like roads
- plates move away from each other
- watercourse constructed to carry water
- the ultimate power belongs to the people
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- plates move toward each other
- plates move side by side
- structures, systems, and facilities serving the economy
- government controls totals aspects of life
- things that attract people to move
- the king hold all the power
- moving from one place to another place
- change land causing people to move
- a system where people elect representatives
- built along rivers or streams to hold water
20 Clues: plates move side by side • the king hold all the power • plates move toward each other • things that force people to move • plates move away from each other • government rules based on religion • things that attract people to move • change land causing people to move • defined by a specific characteristics • area organized around a specific focal • ...
Geography and culture 2026-01-21
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- Big water next to the coast
- Islands with many animals
- Used to make chocolate
- A food that grows in the sierra
- The continent where Ecuador is
- A warm region with beaches in Ecuador
- The opposite of north
- The weather in the sierra
- Land with water all around
- A mix of Indigenous and European people
- The country where we live
- The equator is in the north or south of Ecuador?
- Food that grows on trees
- The weather on the coast
- A yellow fruit from the coast
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- People with African roots in Ecuador
- The biggest region in Ecuador
- A mountain that can erupt
- A famous volcano in Ecuador
- A living thing that grows from the ground
- A beautiful flower
- Native people of Ecuador
- Water that moves to the sea
- A very high land
- A cold region with mountains
- A continent far from Ecuador
26 Clues: A very high land • A beautiful flower • The opposite of north • Used to make chocolate • Native people of Ecuador • Food that grows on trees • The weather on the coast • Islands with many animals • A mountain that can erupt • The weather in the sierra • The country where we live • Land with water all around • Big water next to the coast • A famous volcano in Ecuador • ...
Geography Midterm Review 2025-12-16
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- total value of goods and services produced in a country
- short-term atmospheric conditions
- group of five large freshwater lakes in North America
- lines running east–west that measure distance north or south of the Equator
- measure of quality of life using education income and life expectancy
- release of water vapor from plants
- land deal that doubled the size of the United States
- region defined by climate and characteristic plants and animals
- map projection that preserves direction but distorts size
- warm and wet biome found near the Equator
- measure of changes in the cost of goods and services
- long-term weather patterns in a region
- flat fertile region used primarily for agriculture
- lines running north–south that measure distance east or west of the Prime Meridian
- biome that receives very little rainfall
- agreement dividing new lands between Spain and Portugal
- study of Earth’s physical features and human interaction with the environment
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- major river flowing through the central United States
- number of people per unit of land area
- trapping of heat in Earth’s atmosphere by gases
- leader of independence movements in northern South America
- clearing of forests that threatens biodiversity
- imaginary line at 0 degrees longitude passing through Greenwich
- symbolic representation of Earth’s surface
- imaginary line at 0 degrees latitude dividing Earth into hemispheres
- empire that thrived in the Andes Mountains
- Venezuelan leader who used oil revenue to fund social programs
- map projection that preserves accurate land area
- collection of maps
- river forming part of the US–Mexico border
- step-like farming method used by the Inca
- river with the largest volume of water
32 Clues: collection of maps • short-term atmospheric conditions • release of water vapor from plants • number of people per unit of land area • long-term weather patterns in a region • river with the largest volume of water • biome that receives very little rainfall • warm and wet biome found near the Equator • step-like farming method used by the Inca • ...
Geography Term 4 2025-11-04
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- Protecting natural resources so that they can be used wisely.
- A large protected area such as Kruger National Park.
- A National Park in South Africa that protects elephants.
- When waste and harmful chemicals enter the air, soil or water.
- A natural resource that all living things need to survive.
- When a species has completely died out.
- Catching too many fish and threatening marine species.
- Living organisms that provide meat, eggs, and milk.
- South African National Park famous for the Big Five.
- A protected sea area that prevents overfishing.
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- A resource that cannot run out, like wind or sunlight.
- Areas with many trees that provide wood for furniture and paper.
- The action of cutting down trees faster than they can grow back.
- Local people who work with conservation projects.
- Wetland Park that protects turtles and marine life.
- A type of tourism that supports nature and local communities.
- Layer on the earth’s surface where plants grow.
- To use materials again so that fewer new resources are needed.
- Species that are at risk of disappearing.
- A gas mixture that humans and animals need to breathe.
20 Clues: When a species has completely died out. • Species that are at risk of disappearing. • Layer on the earth’s surface where plants grow. • A protected sea area that prevents overfishing. • Local people who work with conservation projects. • Wetland Park that protects turtles and marine life. • Living organisms that provide meat, eggs, and milk. • ...
Geography Magazine Crossword 2025-11-24
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- → What restrictions do countries use to pressure another nation to change its actions?
- → What is an agreement where both sides temporarily stop fighting?
- → What is the capital of Kazakhstan (formerly called Nur-Sultan)?
- → What is the first name of the Crown Prince and de-facto ruler of Saudi Arabia?
- → What fast-moving cloud of hot gas and ash comes from a composite volcanic eruption?
- → What is the process of countries negotiating and communicating to avoid conflict?
- → Who is the Prime Minister of Italy and leader of a right-wing coalition?
- → Which German engineering company is known for energy, medical tech and infrastructure?
- → What do we call it when a country imports more than it exports?
- → Which multinational food company produces goods sold in almost every country?
- → Which Saudi company is the largest oil producer in the world?
- → What is the capital city of Azerbaijan?
- → What is a country’s right to make its own laws and control its own territory?
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- → Which major Chinese tech company owns WeChat and large gaming studios?
- → Who is the President of Ukraine?
- → What area forms where one tectonic plate sinks beneath another?
- → What is the name of the newest national park in the UK?
- → What measure shows the total value of goods and services produced in a country each year?
- → Who is the Prime Minister of India?
- → What do we call the point on Earth’s surface directly above an earthquake’s origin?
- → Who is the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom? Albanese → Who is the Prime Minister of Australia?
- → What is the capital of Morocco?
- → What economic period occurs when a country’s output falls for several months?
- → What is the capital of Nigeria?
24 Clues: → What is the capital of Morocco? • → What is the capital of Nigeria? • → Who is the President of Ukraine? • → Who is the Prime Minister of India? • → What is the capital city of Azerbaijan? • → What is the name of the newest national park in the UK? • → Which Saudi company is the largest oil producer in the world? • ...
AP Human Geography 2026-04-10
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- Migration carried out in a series of stages, usually from nearby to bigger and more distant places (U2 CC)
- A practice in which realtors persuade white homeowners in a neighborhood to sell their homes by convincing them that the neighborhood is declining due to black families moving in (U6 CC)
- The right to own or hold property; it defines the ways in which rights to that property are managed (U6 IDK)
- The political claim to territory in another country based on ethnic affiliations and historic borders (U4 IDK)
- A root vegetable native to South America (U5 IDK)
- The portion of Earth's surface with permanent human settlement (U2 IDK)
- Farming oriented exclusively toward the production of agricultural commodities for sale in the market (U5 CC)
- A clearly demarcated line that marks both the limits of a territory and divisions between territories; often called a border at the global scale (U4 VIT)
- A two-dimensional (flat) representation of a geographic area or place (U1 VIT)
- The planting and harvesting of domesticated plants and the raising of domesticated animals for food (U5 VIT)
- A focused geographic area where important innovations are born and from which they spread (U3 VIT)
- A measure of how well one country's export profile matches another country's import profile (U7 IDK)
- An independent political unit with a centralized authority that makes claim to sole legal, political, and economic jurisdiction over a region with defined boundaries (U4 CC)
- A branch of medicine that studies the distribution, determinants, and control of diseases and other health conditions, such as tobacco use and sedentary lifestyle (U2 IDK)
- The long-term or permanent relocation of individuals, families, or entire communities from one place to another (U2 VIT)
- The total value of all the goods and services made by a country's residents and businesses in a specific time period regardless of the country or location in which they were made (U7 CC)
- Describing how boundaries are set apart to distinguish their limits (U4 IDK)
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- A geographic area that is perceived to exist by its inhabitants, based on the widespread acceptance and use of a unique regional name (U1 IDK)
- A community of people bound to a homeland and possessing a common identity based on shared cultural traits such as language, ethnicity, and religion (U4 CC)
- Crop cultivation and livestock rearing systems that require little hired labor or monetary investment to successfully raise crops and animals (U5 CC)
- A software application for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data related to positions on Earth's surface; allows the rapid manipulation of geospatial data for problem-solving and research (U1 CC)
- The blending of beliefs, ideas, practices, and traits, especially in a religious context (U3 IDK)
- A map projection that avoids shape distortion and the restrictions of a rectangular map by creating "interruptions" in the map's continuity; in each section, map projection regions are shown "equally," like an orange peel being laid out in a flat surface (U1 IDK)
- A system of 24 satellites that orbit Earth twice daily and transmit radio signals Earthward; the basis for many map-based apps that provide directions on how to get from one place to another (U1 CC)
- The movement of people from rural areas to cities (U6 VIT)
- The practice of identifying high-risk neighborhoods on a city map and refusing to lend money to people who want to buy property in those neighborhoods (U6 CC)
- The rapid transformation of the economy through the introduction of machines, new power sources, and new chemical processes in Europe and the United States between 1760 and 1830 (U7 VIT)
- A person who is fluent in more than two languages (U3 IDK)
- Producing two forms of energy from one fuel (U7 IDK)
- A combined language that has a fuller vocabulary than a pidgin language and becomes a native language (U3 CC)
- The process by which some people's migration to a new place leads their family members, friends, and others to move to the same place (U2 CC)
- People who dedicate themselves to slow-food diets and to obtaining as much of their nutrition as possible from local farmers (U5 IDK)
- The total value of all goods and services produced within a country over a specific period, regardless of the producer's national origin (U7 CC)
- The removal of contaminants with plant species that react with or degrade contaminants or draw up contaminants from the soil into shoots and leaves (U6 IDK)
- A trade language, characterized by a very small vocabulary derived from the languages of at least two or more groups in contact (U3 CC)
35 Clues: A root vegetable native to South America (U5 IDK) • Producing two forms of energy from one fuel (U7 IDK) • The movement of people from rural areas to cities (U6 VIT) • A person who is fluent in more than two languages (U3 IDK) • The portion of Earth's surface with permanent human settlement (U2 IDK) • ...
Cross Word Geography 2024-10-16
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- Fair and impartial; providing equal access and opportunities.
- The act of using an item again for the same or a different purpose.
- Reasonably priced; within one's financial means.
- To maintain or continue something over time.
- The condition of being extremely poor.
- The state of not having enough food to eat.
- Waste: Edible food that is discarded or uneaten.
- The state of being unequal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities.
- The fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city, or area, including transportation and communication systems.
- The variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- The cultivation of a single crop in a given area.
- Relating to the sea or ocean.
- The state of being subject to death; often refers to the rate of death in a population.
- Energy: Energy produced from renewable, zero-emission sources that do not pollute the environment.
- Relating to or derived from living matter; often refers to food produced without synthetic chemicals.
- The total number of people living in a particular area.
- The production of more of a product than is needed.
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- Pertaining to a city or town.
- Able to recover quickly from difficult conditions; adaptable.
- Relating to the countryside rather than the town.
- Relating to the whole world; worldwide.
- The group of people engaged in or available for work, particularly in a specific area or industry.
- The movement of people or goods from one place to another.
- The process of creating goods and services.
- The means or opportunity to approach or enter a place; availability of resources.
- Emissions: The release of carbon, particularly carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere, often from fossil fuels.
- Capable of being replenished naturally; refers to energy sources that can be replenished within a human lifetime.
- To convert waste into reusable material.
- Materials or assets used to produce goods and services.
- The act of clearing trees or forests, typically to make space for agriculture or development.
- Open to all; not excluding any section of society or any party involved in something.
- Mortality: The death of a woman during pregnancy, childbirth, or within a specified time after delivery.
- The using up of resources or goods.
33 Clues: Pertaining to a city or town. • Relating to the sea or ocean. • The using up of resources or goods. • The condition of being extremely poor. • Relating to the whole world; worldwide. • To convert waste into reusable material. • The process of creating goods and services. • The state of not having enough food to eat. • To maintain or continue something over time. • ...
Africa - MYP Geography 2024-10-25
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- Regions characterized by extremely low rainfall and high temperatures, such as parts of the Sahara Desert
- People who move from place to place with their livestock in search of fresh pastures and water
- Amount of people within a specific politcal boundary
- Mountain range in Morrocco
- Clearing or cutting down trees and forests
- 10% of Rwandans that were prosecuted by the Hutu in the 1990s
- Largest city in Africa
- Practice of one country taking control of another country or territory
- System of racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa
- Narrow passage between Africa and Europe
- Coaches track at Millard North and loves to talk, and talk, and talk.
- primary religion of North Africa
- refers to a grassland ecosystem characterized by a mix of open grasslands and scattered trees in Africa
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- Region in Africa ta Desert to the north and the more fertile savannas to the south
- Amount of people within a specific square mile
- Impacts of environmental changes on ecosystems due to high acid, particularly in freshwater bodies and soils
- Coaches basketball at Millard North and hates brussels sprouts
- Egyptian Bread
- 90% of Rwandans that were prosecuted during colonization
- Belief that one's own culture or ethnic group is superior to others
- Where the "lost boys" were from who had trouble coping in America
- A group from Somalia floating around stealing merchant ships
- The sun god
- Stands for the Middle East and North Africhat lies between the Sahara
24 Clues: The sun god • Egyptian Bread • Largest city in Africa • Mountain range in Morrocco • primary religion of North Africa • Narrow passage between Africa and Europe • Clearing or cutting down trees and forests • Amount of people within a specific square mile • Amount of people within a specific politcal boundary • 90% of Rwandans that were prosecuted during colonization • ...
Global History: Geography 2024-10-18
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- One disadvantage of living on an island or a mountain
- Land masses that are completely surrounded by water
- This word can also mean 'farming' and is easier to achieve in areas with fertile soil and lots of water
- This continent is also an island, located Southeast of Asia
- The capital of Colombia
- Large bodies of salt water that cover over 70% of the Earth's surface
- Dense, tropical forests characterized by heavy rainfall
- Large, flowing bodies of freshwater that move across the land
- This kind of map shows features such as mountains, rivers, plains, etc
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- This is an old tool that can point you North, East, South, or West
- This kind of map shows the borders of countries
- The Mediterranean is an example of one
- What is the name of the river that flows through Egypt?
- This is the line at 0 degrees latitude, dividing the Earth into the Southern and Northern hemispheres
- Large, flat areas of land that are typically found at low elevations
- This is the name of a rainforest that is located in Brazil
- A small island nation off the coast of East Asia
- This word refers to lines drawn on a map that go up and down
- This is the name of the tallest mountain on Earth
- The NY borough in which Leaders High School is located
- The southernmost continent on Earth
- How many states there are in the United States of America
22 Clues: The capital of Colombia • The southernmost continent on Earth • The Mediterranean is an example of one • This kind of map shows the borders of countries • A small island nation off the coast of East Asia • This is the name of the tallest mountain on Earth • Land masses that are completely surrounded by water • One disadvantage of living on an island or a mountain • ...
Intro to Geography 2024-09-26
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- County SSP is in
- State SSP is in
- Tool used to help with directions
- Type of location that is based on/related to another place
- The position north or south of the Equator
- how & why people, goods & ideas move from one place to another
- The theme of geography that deals with where something is
- If you are in Europe & are going to North America, you will travel in this cardinal direction
- Continent we live on
- Type of location that is the exact location on Earth using latitude & longitude
- There are five of these in the world; large bodies of water
- If you are in Australia & are going to Europe, you will travel in this cardinal direction
- Country we live in
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- There are seven of these in the world; large landmasses
- An area with unifying physical & or human characteristics; ex, the Midwest or South Omaha
- 0 degrees latitude & divides the world into north & south hemispheres
- Australia is located in this hemisphere
- 0 degrees longitude & divides the world into east & west hemispheres
- The Indian Ocean is this direction from Asia
- The position east or west of the Prime Meridian
- City SSP is in
- Half of the Earth
- Asia is located in this hemisphere
- Using human & non-human characteristics for a specific location
- Planet we live on
- If you are in South America & are going to Africa, you will travel in this cardinal direction
- Tru or Fal: Humans affect their environment & environments affect humans
27 Clues: City SSP is in • State SSP is in • County SSP is in • Half of the Earth • Planet we live on • Country we live in • Continent we live on • Tool used to help with directions • Asia is located in this hemisphere • Australia is located in this hemisphere • The position north or south of the Equator • The Indian Ocean is this direction from Asia • ...
Geography Key Terms 2024-12-12
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- the geological process in which earthen materials are worn away and transported by natural forces such as wind or water.
- the basic facilities and system serving a country, region, or community.
- a mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth.
- an area's long-term weather patterns.
- the total amount of water on a planet.
- the systematic forced removal of ethnic, racial, or religious groups from a given area, with the intent of making the society ethnically homogeneous.
- the number of people per unit of area.
- the state of the air and atmosphere at a particular time and place.
- the effect of distance on cultural or spatial interactions.
- a description of how a place is related to other places.
- the region on, above, and below the Earth's surface where life exists.
- ultraconservative political and religious faction that emerged in Afghanistan in the mid-1990s
- the traits shared and transmitted among the members of a group that allow communication, a common belief system, shared purpose, and shared activities.
- a low-lying tract of land that forms an artificial hydrological entity, enclosed by embankments known as dikes.
- the study of cities.
- a large rock is disintegrated into smaller pieces of rocks.
- prevailing winds from the west toward the east in the middle latitudes between 30 and 60 degrees latitude.
- the breakup of a larger country into smaller independent states which are often hostile to each other.
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- measures the distance east or west of the prime meridian.
- the rigid, outermost layer of the Earth's rocks and minerals.
- the study and description of the physical features of an area.
- the process of chemicals in rainwater making changes to the minerals in a rock.
- the spread of ideas, objects, inventions, and other practices from place to place.
- a method for taking the curved surface of the earth and displaying it on something flat.
- the study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity.
- an ethnic group or nation that does not possess its own sovereign state.
- the measurement of distance north or south of the Equator.
- the system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
- humus-rich grassland soils used extensively for growing cereals or for raising livestock.
- an administrative district or division of a country.
- the precise geographic coordinates of a specific point on the Earth's surface.
31 Clues: the study of cities. • an area's long-term weather patterns. • the total amount of water on a planet. • the number of people per unit of area. • a mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth. • an administrative district or division of a country. • a description of how a place is related to other places. • measures the distance east or west of the prime meridian. • ...
TRAVEL AND GEOGRAPHY 2024-11-11
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- Famous white marble mausoleum in India
- Brazilian city famous for the Christ the Redeemer statue
- Australian city known for its Opera House
- Capital of China
- The world’s largest rainforest, located in South America
- US city, home to the Statue of Liberty
- Italian city famous for its canals
- Country known for its pyramids and the Nile River
- Capital of Greece, known for ancient ruins
- Capital of Germany
- Capital city of Russia
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- Capital of the United Kingdom
- Country known for its vast landscapes and Niagara Falls
- Spanish city known for Gaudí’s architecture
- Capital city of Japan
- Tallest mountain in the world, located in the Himalayas
- Capital of France, home to the Eiffel Tower
- Capital of Italy, home to the Colosseum
- World’s largest hot desert, located in Africa
- Longest mountain range in the world, located in South America
20 Clues: Capital of China • Capital of Germany • Capital city of Japan • Capital city of Russia • Capital of the United Kingdom • Italian city famous for its canals • Famous white marble mausoleum in India • US city, home to the Statue of Liberty • Capital of Italy, home to the Colosseum • Australian city known for its Opera House • Capital of Greece, known for ancient ruins • ...
Geography of Mesopotamia 2024-11-06
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- Egypt's main body of water
- These happened in Mesopotamia over water rights
- Mesopotamia+ Levant, think moon shape
- The two rivers empty into this body of water
- Range of mountains where the rivers begin
- Colorful sea that separates Egypt from levant
- Lack of rain for an extended period of time
- Desert to the south of Mesopotamia
- Irrigation type, allowing water to run freely
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- Large body of water bordering the Levant
- AKA Farming
- The river located in Western Mesopotamia
- The land between two rivers
- Collection of cities in southern Mesopotamia
- This happens yearly in Mesopotamia
- The river located in Eastern Mesopotamia
- Moving water to where it is needed
- Extra supply of something
- Dry, arid landscape
- Nutrient Rich mud
- Type of equipment used for modern irrigation
- Modern day country that is most of Mesopotamia
22 Clues: AKA Farming • Nutrient Rich mud • Dry, arid landscape • Extra supply of something • Egypt's main body of water • The land between two rivers • This happens yearly in Mesopotamia • Moving water to where it is needed • Desert to the south of Mesopotamia • Mesopotamia+ Levant, think moon shape • Large body of water bordering the Levant • The river located in Western Mesopotamia • ...
Geography quiz - IRELAND 2024-12-13
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- The period between the 60s and the 90s is called "the ...."
- St. ..... is Ireland's patron saint.
- Ireland's capital city
- The paramilitary organisation that fought for the re-unification of Northern Ireland in the Republic of Ireland
- The judges who interpret the Constitution form the ....
- The 32 geographic regions Ireland is divided into are called ...
- Adjective that can describe the island's climate
- From the 12th century until the 1920s, Ireland used to be a .... of the UK
- The western coast of Ireland is R.... (adjective)
- The President stays in office for .... years.
- The longest river in Ireland
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- An important primary sector industry: f....
- People in Ireland are mostly ..... (religion)
- Another name for Northern Ireland.
- Irish economy revolves mainly around .... and service industries and financial services.
- The largest lake
- Musical instrument associated with Ireland.
- They Irish government is promoting the production of .... energy (like wind power).
- Irish is a .... language.
- The colour on the Irish flag that symbolises the Protestant community is ...
- Nickname for Ireland due to its green landscapes
- Neither cold nor hot (but it is not "warm"!)
- The most famous Irish beer brand
- A three-leafed clover
24 Clues: The largest lake • A three-leafed clover • Ireland's capital city • Irish is a .... language. • The longest river in Ireland • The most famous Irish beer brand • Another name for Northern Ireland. • St. ..... is Ireland's patron saint. • An important primary sector industry: f.... • Musical instrument associated with Ireland. • Neither cold nor hot (but it is not "warm"!) • ...
Political Geography Crossword 2021-12-23
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- region in Spain looking for independence
- people who want to break away from a state
- dispute over ownership of a region
- Dispute over natural resources
- Boundaries placed over Africa
- dispute over where the border actually lies
- body of water that China claims
- People bound by common identity and place
- region in Spain which used militancy in an attempt to gain independence
- lives a sad life staying at school until 10:30 PM
- body of water increasingly open to state claims
- Country
- forces that unify
- nation created on the Balkan Peninsula after WWI
- Disagreement on policies that apply to the border
- Control these strategic straights/waterways!
- deciding where the boundary will lie in a treaty
- greater control of a region for itself
- Forces that unite a group of people
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- the area extending 12 nautical miles from a country's shore
- The breakup of a state along national or ethnic lines
- People living across multiple state boundaries
- A boundary line established before the area in question was settled
- cartographers drawing the boundary on the map
- meeting to decide how Africa would be colonized (1884)
- how countries can exert economic and thus political control over other countries
- a region prone to ethnic conflict
- Farthest reach of sovereignty of a country into the ocean
- marking the boundary on the landscape
- a country with multiple groups of people
- lead guitarist of Mr Schumacher's favorite
- forces that divide
- power granted to lower levels of government
- a country with mostly one type of people living within its borders
34 Clues: Country • forces that unify • forces that divide • Boundaries placed over Africa • Dispute over natural resources • body of water that China claims • a region prone to ethnic conflict • dispute over ownership of a region • Forces that unite a group of people • marking the boundary on the landscape • greater control of a region for itself • region in Spain looking for independence • ...
AP Human Geography 2025-04-21
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- The set of changes in technology that increased manufacturing and productivity
- The concept that ethnicities have the right to govern themselves
- Specific areas within a country's borders where trade and business laws are different than in the rest of the country
- Physical spaces within a country where regulations benefit foreign-controlled business
- An act that provided for the political organization of the territories west of the Appalachian Mountains
- Describes key decisions made by businesses about where to locate factories
- Indicates the starting position for land use relative to the market
- A model describing agricultural activity in terms of rent
- A series of laws enacted by the British government that enabled land owners to purchase and enclose land for their own use
- A global international organization dealing with rules of trade between nations
- Describes the way city sizes within a region develop
- Rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology, especially high-yield seeds and fertilizers
- The origin of farming, marked by the domestication of plants and animals
- This theory says that states are similar to living organisms and explains why some states are more powerful than others
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- The idea that jobs may produce additional jobs
- Helped form the state boundaries of Africa
- An area organized into a political unit and ruled by a government that has control over its internal and foreign affairs
- Mass production in the 20th century; assembly lines
- States that larger and more close together places have a greater interaction than smaller, more far apart places
- Ability of a state to govern its territory free from control of its internal affairs by other states
- A range of pro-market and anti-government positions on the economy
- Describes urban growth based on transportation technology in different epochs
- A treaty that established the four zones of water boundaries
- This theory says that controlling maritime areas of the world is essential to achieve global dominance
- Allowed a shift un workforce beyond subsistence farming to allow labor to work in factories
- Specially designated duty-free areas providing warehousing, storage, and distribution facilities for goods for trade
- Explains the distribution of differently sized cities across a region
- This theory says that land-based power is essential to achieve global dominance
- A change in the production process in the late 20th century; job rotations
29 Clues: Helped form the state boundaries of Africa • The idea that jobs may produce additional jobs • Mass production in the 20th century; assembly lines • Describes the way city sizes within a region develop • A model describing agricultural activity in terms of rent • A treaty that established the four zones of water boundaries • ...
Middle East Geography 2025-04-08
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- 🌊 A sea between Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Ships use it to travel.
- 🗻 A tall mountain in Turkey, near Armenia. Some say Noah’s Ark landed here.
- 🏜️ A desert area in Egypt. It connects Africa to Asia.
- 💧 A long river in Egypt. It helps plants grow in the desert.
- 🌊 A narrow water path between Iran and Oman. Oil ships pass through here.
- 💧 Another big river in Iraq and Syria. It helped early people grow food.
- ⛰️ A mountain range in Lebanon. It gets snow in winter.
- 🏜️ A dry desert in Syria, Iraq, and Jordan.
- 🏜️ A giant desert in Saudi Arabia. It is very dry and sandy.
- 💧 A river that flows through Iraq. People use it for farming.
- 🌊 A very salty lake between Jordan and Israel. You can float easily in it!
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- ⛰️ A mountain range in Iran and Iraq. It has high, rocky land.
- 🏜️ A desert in Iran. It has salt flats and gets very hot.
- 🌄 A high, flat area in Turkey. It has farms and towns.
- ⛰️ A rocky area in Syria and Israel. People have fought over it.
- 🌊 A body of water near Iran, Kuwait, and UAE. It’s important for oil trade.
- 💧 A river between Israel and Jordan. It flows into the Dead Sea.
- 🌊 A salty sea north of Iran. It’s the largest enclosed body of water on Earth.
- 🌊 A sea next to Lebanon, Israel, and Turkey. It connects to Europe.
- 🏜️ A desert in southern Israel. It is hot and dry.
20 Clues: 🏜️ A dry desert in Syria, Iraq, and Jordan. • 🏜️ A desert in southern Israel. It is hot and dry. • 🌄 A high, flat area in Turkey. It has farms and towns. • 🏜️ A desert area in Egypt. It connects Africa to Asia. • ⛰️ A mountain range in Lebanon. It gets snow in winter. • 🏜️ A desert in Iran. It has salt flats and gets very hot. • ...
World Geography Review 2025-04-01
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- Signs with two languages
- Total value of the economy of a nation (abbreviation)
- This influenced the development of gas stations, highways, motels, and drive thru services
- Seasonal winds which create wet and dry seasons
- North American Free Trade Agreement
- Process where people move into a town or city
- Netherlands uses these to gain land
- Areas with shared characteristics
- Disputed territory between India and Pakistan
- Bridge in San Fransisco, CA
- Formed in Atlantic and Western Pacific
- In Toronto, Canada
- Soviet Union & _____ broke up into smaller nations
- Two North American nations and 28 European nations (abbreviation)
- On Mississippi River in St. Louis, MO
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- Companies in the United States that exports U.S. culture
- Artificial waterways
- Average of weather conditions over a LONG period of time
- Connects Great Britain and France underwater
- The United States and Canada have this type of government
- Agricultural terracing affects _____
- The border between the United States and Canada is this
- Economic union of 27 nations in Europe and use one currency
- It is both a continent and a nation
- This projection is used by pilots and ship navigators
- Added land by erosion sediments
- Black earth
- This slowed the economic Development of Eastern Europe
- largely uninhabited and extreme cold and dry
- Birthplace of ancient Greek and Roman culture and Industrial Revolution
30 Clues: Black earth • In Toronto, Canada • Artificial waterways • Signs with two languages • Bridge in San Fransisco, CA • Added land by erosion sediments • Areas with shared characteristics • It is both a continent and a nation • North American Free Trade Agreement • Netherlands uses these to gain land • Agricultural terracing affects _____ • On Mississippi River in St. Louis, MO • ...
Geography Key Terms 2025-08-29
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- A large area of slow moving ice.
- A large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream.
- An ocean ridge made up of skeletal remains of tiny sea animals.
- An area in the desert with a water source
- A nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory.
- A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides.
- A narrow body of water connecting two larger bodies of water.
- An area of rugged land that generally rises higher than 2,000 feet.
- A grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions, with few trees.
- A large body of water surrounded by land.
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- A large, flat elevated area of land.
- A large, dry, barren region, usually having sandy or rocky soil and little or no vegetation.
- An area of low land between hills or mountains
- A dense, green, moist forest with at least 160 inches of rain each year that is mostly found in tropical areas near the equator.
- Any one of the seven large land masses on the earth’s surface
- A large part of the ocean that extends into the land.
- Bodies of salt water covering approximately 70 per cent of the earth's surface.
- An area of land near the ocean.
- An area of land connected to a larger piece of land and is surrounded by water on three sides.
- A deep, narrow valley with steep walls.
- Mountain or hill created as liquid rock and ash erupt from inside the earth.
21 Clues: An area of land near the ocean. • A large area of slow moving ice. • A large, flat elevated area of land. • A deep, narrow valley with steep walls. • An area in the desert with a water source • A large body of water surrounded by land. • An area of low land between hills or mountains • A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides. • ...
Basic Geography Terms 2025-10-06
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- ocean portion
- earth half
- river of ice
- height above sea level
- directional symbol
- latitude 0
- steep-sided narrow valley eroded by a river
- strip of land connecting two larger land areas
- water body partly enclosed by land
- process of sediment dropping after erosion
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- weather pattern over long period
- living organism community
- area of land with very limited rainfall
- ship shelter
- sediment at a river's mouth
- wearing away
- natural area with common biological characteristics
- one of 7 of earths large landmasses
- shared customs and traditions
- surrounded by water
20 Clues: earth half • latitude 0 • ship shelter • river of ice • wearing away • ocean portion • directional symbol • surrounded by water • height above sea level • living organism community • sediment at a river's mouth • shared customs and traditions • weather pattern over long period • water body partly enclosed by land • one of 7 of earths large landmasses • area of land with very limited rainfall • ...
WORLD GEOGRAPHY VOCAB 2025-10-09
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- Founded by Siddhartha Gautama (the Buddha); goal is enlightenment.
- A person who studies languages.
- One of the oldest monotheistic religions; followers mainly in Israel and the U.S.
- The place where an idea, belief, or innovation begins.
- Study of population patterns and changes.
- A flat, elevated area of land that rises above surrounding land.
- How people are spread out across a given area.
- Founded by Prophet Muhammad; followers called Muslims; holy book: Qur’an.
- Religion A religion tied to a specific ethnic group or culture.
- The spread of ideas, culture, or inventions from one place to another.
- A landform where a river meets a larger body of water, forming fertile soil.
- Based on Jesus Christ’s teachings; largest religion globally.
- Growth of factories and industries in a country or region.
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- Increase in the number of people living in cities or towns.
- Religion A religion that seeks followers worldwide.
- Number of people living per unit of land area.
- Belief in many gods, karma, and reincarnation; practiced in India and Nepal.
- Diffusion When one culture forces its beliefs onto another through conquest or colonization.
- A natural feature of Earth's surface, like mountains or plains.
- When ideas spread through a middle group or trade.
- Natural features of Earth's surface like mountains and rivers.
- A system of communication through speech, writing, or symbols.
- The long-term weather patterns of an area.
23 Clues: A person who studies languages. • Study of population patterns and changes. • The long-term weather patterns of an area. • Number of people living per unit of land area. • How people are spread out across a given area. • When ideas spread through a middle group or trade. • Religion A religion that seeks followers worldwide. • ...
Ancient Greek Geography 2025-07-24
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- Geographic feature that divided Greece into isolated regions.
- Term describing Greece’s heavy reliance on the sea.
- WARS Conflicts that briefly united Greek city-states against a common enemy.
- Site of a famous oracle, unifying Greeks religiously.
- Settlements established by Greeks in distant lands for trade and resources.
- Skilled seafarers crucial to Greece’s economy and expansion.
- Sea surrounding Greece, crucial for trade and travel.
- Rule by a single, often oppressive, leader in some city-states.
- Major sea connecting Greek colonies and trade routes.
- Militaristic city-state known for its strict society.
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- Term referring to shared Greek culture and identity.
- Independent city-state in ancient Greece, like Athens or Sparta.
- Geographic feature contributing to Greece’s fragmentation.
- Powerful city-state known for its strategic location and trade.
- System of government first developed in Athens.
- A political system where power is held by a small elite group.
- Pan-Hellenic games fostering Greek unity.
- Vital economic activity due to Greece’s limited farmland.
- Limited in Greece due to rocky terrain.
- Influential city-state, birthplace of democracy and philosophy.
20 Clues: Limited in Greece due to rocky terrain. • Pan-Hellenic games fostering Greek unity. • System of government first developed in Athens. • Term describing Greece’s heavy reliance on the sea. • Term referring to shared Greek culture and identity. • Site of a famous oracle, unifying Greeks religiously. • Sea surrounding Greece, crucial for trade and travel. • ...
Geography and History 2025-07-13
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- Which country borders Spain?
- This country is famous for men in dresses
- This country is where most domestic workers come from
- What is the smallest island country?
- Which country is famous for the Northern Lights?
- This is the only double landlocked country in Europe
- This country is famous for its cookies in a tin
- This is the largest island
- This country is famous for the Eiffel Tower
- Chichen Itza is located in this country
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- What is the birthplace of an infamous German dictator?
- This country is often forgotten on world maps
- Which state is the Golden Gate Bridge located?
- Which country is in war with Russia?
- Africa Which country has 3 capitals?
- Which transcontinental country borders Greece?
- Which country does Justin Bieber come from?
- It is a small island near Greenland
- What is the captial of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
- What is the capital of Switzerland?
20 Clues: This is the largest island • Which country borders Spain? • It is a small island near Greenland • What is the capital of Switzerland? • What is the smallest island country? • Which country is in war with Russia? • Africa Which country has 3 capitals? • Chichen Itza is located in this country • This country is famous for men in dresses • ...
Geography Quiz Review 2025-08-07
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- Each half of the globe
- Drop in elevation between the Piedmont and Coastal Plain. Used to be the shoreline of a prehistoric ocean; location of Waterfalls and source of hydroelectric power; Major cities developed here because boats could not navigate past this geographic feature
- Highest peak in Georgia
- Georgia is located in this hemisphere.
- Protects the mainland of Georgia from winds and erosion; also a sanctuary for wildlife; popular tourist destination
- Savannah and Brunswick; goods shipped from all over the world come through Georgia's deepwater seaports
- River that forms Georgia's Western border with Alabama; Flows from Blue Ridge region toward Alabama into the Gulf of Mexico; Historically used for travel and powering textile mills; Today used for drinking water and recreation
- Geographic region in southern Georgia; Largest region in terms of land size; Flat with fertile soil; Lowest elevation/ prehistorically underwater; Ports facilitate international trade; Islands are popular tourism destinations
- Geographic region located between Appalachian Plateau and Blue Ridge in northern Georgia.
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- Geographic region located in the NW Georgia. Location of TAG corner (Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia); Smallest region; Poor farming area; Coal and limestone mining
- Mountain range in NE Georgia; Part of a larger chain that goes from Georgia to Canada
- Geographic region in central Georgia between the mountains and the Coastal Plain; Name means "foot of the mountain"; Major cities and most populous region
- city in the Valley & Ridge region that is considered to be the "carpet capital of the world"
- Georgia's climate; Brings businesses and tourists to the state and boost the economy
- I-75, I-85, I-95, I-20 and I-16. Connect Georgia to many other states, and have a positive economic impact in the area near them.
- Geographic region in the NE corner of Georgia. Location of Dahlonega Gold Rush, has highest elevation, most rainfall, and the highest elevaion.
- Georgia is located in this region of the United States.
- Georgia is also located in this hemisphere
- Largest freshwater wetlands in the U.S.; Located at the Georgia-Florida border; Home to more than 400 species of animals; A protected wildlife refuge
- International Airport; One of the busiest passenger airports in the world. Located in the Piedmont.
- Allows relatively cheap transportation of heavy cargo over land. One of four transportation systems.
- River that forms Georgia's Eastern border with South Carolina; Used as a shipping channel for the port of Savannah; Provides hydroelectricity and drinking water
22 Clues: Each half of the globe • Highest peak in Georgia • Georgia is located in this hemisphere. • Georgia is also located in this hemisphere • Georgia is located in this region of the United States. • Georgia's climate; Brings businesses and tourists to the state and boost the economy • Mountain range in NE Georgia; Part of a larger chain that goes from Georgia to Canada • ...
Utah Geography - CHALLENGE 2025-09-30
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- Has most of Utah’s large cities because of the water it collects from the mountains.
- A tall, thin spire of rock formed by erosion.
- Range of the Rocky Mountains that runs north to south.
- Contains all 5 of Utah's National parks, receives very little rain, and has natural resources like oil and gas
- Part of the colorado river, this body of water expands in the south of Utah.
- National Park with Chimney Rock and Cathedral Valley
- Receives the most precipitation, attracts tourism due to hiking and snow sports, and has many minerals like coal, silver, and gold.
- A river or stream flowing into a larger river or lake.
- A low area of land between hills or mountains, typically with a river or stream flowing through it.
- Utah's largest body of water
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- Utah's most famous landform
- Range of the Rocky Mountains that runs east to west.
- A type of dry, or arid, climate characterized by very low precipitation, resulting in insufficient moisture for most plants
- National Park with hikes like Angel's Landing and The Narrows
- Body of water connected to the Great Salt Lake via the Jordan River
- Largest city in Southern Utah, close to Zion National Park
- Large Western US river that runs through Utah
- Largest city in Utah County, home of BYU
- A deep, narrow valley with very steep, rocky sides, often with a stream or river flowing through it.
- City north of Salt Lake City
- City in Utah home to the Delicate Arch
- Lake that is half in Utah, half in Idaho
22 Clues: Utah's most famous landform • City north of Salt Lake City • Utah's largest body of water • City in Utah home to the Delicate Arch • Largest city in Utah County, home of BYU • Lake that is half in Utah, half in Idaho • A tall, thin spire of rock formed by erosion. • Large Western US river that runs through Utah • Range of the Rocky Mountains that runs east to west. • ...
Geography of Uganda 2025-10-15
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- Semi-arid plateau region in northeastern Uganda (8)
- Region known for rolling hills and cattle farms (7)
- Mountainous district in northeastern Uganda (6)
- Famous waterfall on the slopes of Mount Elgon (4)
- Wetland area connecting Lake George and Lake Edward (10)
- Extinct volcano shared between Uganda and Kenya (10)
- River in northern Uganda flowing into South Sudan (5)
- Impenetrable forest known for mountain gorillas (6)
- Africa’s largest lake, partly in Uganda (8)
- Lake located between Uganda and DR Congo near Queen Elizabeth Park (6)
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- Landlocked country located on the East African Plateau (6)
- Mountain range also known as the Mountains of the Moon (8)
- Salt lake found near Queen Elizabeth National Park (5)
- Lake lying between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (6)
- District near Murchison Falls National Park (7)
- Valley and national park in northeastern Uganda (6)
- Group of islands in Lake Victoria (4)
- Large shallow lake in central Uganda (5)
- Uganda’s largest waterfall on the Nile (9)
- River that flows northward through Uganda (4)
20 Clues: Group of islands in Lake Victoria (4) • Large shallow lake in central Uganda (5) • Uganda’s largest waterfall on the Nile (9) • Africa’s largest lake, partly in Uganda (8) • River that flows northward through Uganda (4) • Mountainous district in northeastern Uganda (6) • District near Murchison Falls National Park (7) • Famous waterfall on the slopes of Mount Elgon (4) • ...
Geography Unit Crossword 2025-09-03
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- This map element tells you how many centimeters is a mile on your map.
- This is the most accurate representation of earth.
- This map shows the elevation of the Himalayan Mountains.
- This map can be used to drive from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
- This is a computer based map.
- These maps show the features of a country like mountains, rivers, and lakes.
- These photos can be taken from drones.
- This map projection is great for navigation.
- What do all maps have?
- Ms. Paiz wants to start a jewelry business; what map tells her where she can find the most jewels?
- This map can tell you where rainforests are located.
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- This map projection has longitude lines that converge at the poles.
- This map can show where teachers get paid more.
- These graphics can contain graphs and data.
- This map element can help us find a small place on a big map, using letters and numbers.
- These map elements could tell a directionally challenged bird how to fly south for the winter.
- This map element tells you what a blue line means on a map.
- This book contains many maps.
- These photos are taken from space.
- These maps show countries, borders, and major cities.
20 Clues: What do all maps have? • This is a computer based map. • This book contains many maps. • These photos are taken from space. • These photos can be taken from drones. • These graphics can contain graphs and data. • This map projection is great for navigation. • This map can show where teachers get paid more. • This is the most accurate representation of earth. • ...
Geography 1-8 2025-10-27
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- A three-dimensional solid figure which is round in shape, example: ball and globe are in this shape.
- A level area of land which is higher than the surrounding area, also called a plateau.
- A path or opening through hills or mountains suitable for travel.
- A very large mass of land surrounded by oceans.
- When the sun is closest to one of the poles.
- Tropic of ________- The imaginary line that marks the northern edge of the tropics.
- The study of the world, how it works, and how people use and change the world as they live in it.
- A point of land that extends into a sea or an ocean.
- A narrow piece of land that extends out from the mainland and is surrounded by water on three sides.
- A narrow strip connecting two larger land areas.
- A Dry region, with fewer than 10 inches of rain annually.
- A flat-topped mountain or hill; smaller than a plateau, but larger than a butte.
- A political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and where everyone shares equally in work and in wealth, aiming for a classless society with equal distribution of resources.
- A name for various air movements involving spiral motion, including typhoons, hurricanes, and tornados. Also, the common name for a hurricane-type storm on the Indian Ocean.
- _________Rate- The number of babies born alive as a proportion of the population in a specific place in a specific amount of time.
- Continental _________- The level edge of a continent which is submerged in the shallow water of the bordering sea.
- A river or stream flowing into a larger river or lake.
- Imaginary horizontal lines on a globe, also known as Parallels. They measure the distance north or south of the equator in degrees.
- _____________ water- Water in which the salinity is between that of fresh and marine water, and these are often transitional area where such waters mix. An estuary, is the best example of brackish water.
- A man-made channel of water used for transportation, irrigation and other human uses.
- An area of land shaped like a triangle where a river deposits mud, sand, or pebbles as it enters the sea.
- Seasonal reversal in wind direction that brings heavy rainfall in parts of southern Asia.
- Continental _________- The movement of the continents on the earth’s surface.
- The bright star almost directly above the North Pole. It is the brightest star in the constellation Ursa Minor. Sailors learned early on how to figure out their latitude with great precision using an astrolabe and Polaris.
- Dead __________- The process of calculating one’s position, especially at sea, by estimating the direction and distance traveled rather than by using landmarks. It used the mathematical concept that distance equals rate times time (d=rt).
- The study of everything in the universe beyond earth’s atmosphere.
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- Natural _________- Naturally occurring materials such as forests, water, minerals, or coal, that can be used for economics gain.
- A flat-topped hill formed when hard rock on the surface protects softer soil underneath it from being eroded. A butte is often steep-sided. Smaller than a mesa and plateau.
- _________Forest- Forest in tropical climates with dense canopies, vines, and understories of growth.
- The line at which the earth’s surface and sky appear to meet.
- Using the land to grow crops and raise animals; farming.
- A tropical grassland with few trees.
- _________Range- A series of connecting mountains or mountain ridges.
- A large flat section of elevated land, also called tableland or high plain. It is larger than a butte.
- A Greek term meaning between two rivers.
- The branch of mathematics that deals with shapes, angles, dimensions and size of a variety of things we see in everyday life.
- A section of whole body of saltwater which covers more than 70% of the earth’s surface.
- The imaginary line running through the Earth on which the Earth rotates.
- An instrument used by early astronomers to measure angles and latitude
- Solstice Longest day of the year
- A spherical representation of the earth.
- An area of low, very wet, and poorly drained grassland, similar to a swamp only smaller.
- The behavior- language, beliefs, traditions, arts and crafts, political systems, and technologies, of a group of people.
- Continental ________- A highland or ridge of mountains that causes rivers and streams to flow in different directions across continents, eventually reaching different oceans.
- A line on a map or globe halfway between the north and south poles.
- ____________Lines- Imaginary lines on the earth’s surface. They are a standard method of plotting a ship’s course on a chart. They are not the shortest distance between two points on a sphere.
- Tropic of ________- The imaginary line that marks the southern edge of the tropics.
- The science of drawing maps.
- The lines running vertically around the Earth, also called meridians. They are not parallel. They measure how far east or west an object is.
- ___________ Chart- Nautical charts, first made in the 13th century in the Mediterranean basin and later expanded to include other regions.
- A narrow passage of water connecting two large bodies of water.
- When the sun is directly above the equator.
52 Clues: The science of drawing maps. • Solstice Longest day of the year • A tropical grassland with few trees. • A Greek term meaning between two rivers. • A spherical representation of the earth. • When the sun is directly above the equator. • When the sun is closest to one of the poles. • A very large mass of land surrounded by oceans. • ...
Geography Crossword Puzzle!!! 2026-01-28
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- A book of maps, also a Greek titan
- What you use to find were your going
- a connected series of rail vehicles
- the thing that breaks frozen water
- The second largest country in the world by size
- The direction that when drawn is pointing down
- White stuff that falls from the sky in winter
- moving to a new country
- measures distance from east to west
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- what you use to find what direction you're going (north)
- The direction that when drawn is pointing left
- a large body of water surrounded by land
- H2O
- Frozen Water
- The direction that when drawn is pointing up
- An area with land and borders with its own government
- The direction that when drawn is pointing right
- measures distance from north to south
- Something that may stop someone from moving to a different country (ex language)
- a large natural stream of flowing water
20 Clues: H2O • Frozen Water • moving to a new country • A book of maps, also a Greek titan • the thing that breaks frozen water • a connected series of rail vehicles • measures distance from east to west • What you use to find were your going • measures distance from north to south • a large natural stream of flowing water • a large body of water surrounded by land • ...
Geography Vocab 2 2026-04-21
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- ______________Resources- Resources that cannot be replaced once they are used up, such as fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas.
- A measure of how hot or cold something is, usually measured in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.
- ______________ to Resources The ability to obtain or use materials, tools, or information needed to accomplish something.
- The process of sharing information, thoughts, or feelings between people through speaking, writing, or using body language.
- _________ Characteristics-The features that describe how humans interact with the environment, including population density, urbanization, and cultural practices.
- _____________ Disasters- Severe and unexpected events caused by natural processes of the Earth, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, and wildfires.
- _________ Needs- The fundamental requirements for human survival, including food, water, shelter, and clothing.
- The shared beliefs, values, customs, and practices of a group of people, which can include language,art, and traditions.
- The height of a location above sea level, which can affect climate and weather patterns in that area.
- Materials or assets that can be used to produce goods and services, including natural resources, human resources, and capital.
- The movement of people or goods from one place to another, using various methods like cars, buses, trains, ships, and airplanes
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- The measurement of how far east or west a location is from the Prime Meridian, also expressed in degrees.
- The measurement of how far north or south a location is from the equator, expressed in degrees.
- To change or adjust something to make it better or more suitable for a specific purpose.
- ______________ Characteristics- The natural features of a place or region, such as mountains, rivers, and valleys, as well as climate and vegetation.
- _____________ Resources- Materials and substances that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain, such as water, minerals, and forests.
- _________ of View- The perspectives or opinions that individuals hold based on their experiences, beliefs, and backgrounds.
- The introduction of new ideas, products, or methods that improve existing systems or create entirely new ways of doing things.
- The long-term pattern of weather in a particular area, including temperature, humidity, and precipitation.
- ____________Conditions- The surrounding factors in an environment, including air quality, weather, and the presence of plants and animals.
- The way in which goods, services, or resources are spread out or delivered to different people or places.
- ___________ Policies- Decisions and actions taken by government to address issues affecting the public, often influencing how services are provided.
- To change or adjust to new conditions or environments in order to survive or thrive.
- The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry, which can include tools, machines, and software.
- The process by which businesses, cultures, and economies become interconnected and operate on a global scale.
- A specific area defined by certain characteristics, such as geography, climate, culture, or political boundaries.
- ____________ Currents- Large-scale movements of seawater that flow through the oceans, affecting climate and weather patterns around the world.
27 Clues: To change or adjust to new conditions or environments in order to survive or thrive. • To change or adjust something to make it better or more suitable for a specific purpose. • A measure of how hot or cold something is, usually measured in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit. • ...
Cultural Geography 1 2026-05-04
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- lines Lines of separate colors on a relief map to indicate all points on a map that have the same altitude.
- The earth’s trip around the sun once a year.
- Cycle The process of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
- The degenerative process that contributes to the breaking up and alteration of rock materials.
- Global positioning system of satellites.
- A crack in the earth’s surface where two pieces of land have moved in different directions.
- All of the water that exists on or around the earth.
- Part of a map that displays the meaning of the symbols on the map.
- Sensing Geographic information gathered by aircraft or satellites.
- The view that all cultures are equally valid and no culture is better than another.
- Geographic information system technology used to make modern maps.
- The layer of gases that surrounds the earth.
- The area of solid matter on the surface of the earth.
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- The natural breakdown and removal of materials on the earth’s surface.
- Drift The idea that the continents were once one landmass but at some point drifted apart.
- A process of heat transfer that occurs in the mantle when particles carry thermal energy as they move from one place to another.
- Consists of all the different areas on the earth where life can exist.
- The tectonic process by which the relatively thin and dense oceanic crust slowly slides down and under the more massive but less dense continental crust.
- rose A symbol that displays the orientation of a map
- Point in time twice each year when the length of day and night are approximately equal all over the planet.
- Movement of the earth on its axis 360 degrees every twenty-four hours.
- Calibrated line that indicates distance on a map.
- Event when the sun reaches its greatest angular distance from the equator twice each year.
23 Clues: Global positioning system of satellites. • The earth’s trip around the sun once a year. • The layer of gases that surrounds the earth. • Calibrated line that indicates distance on a map. • All of the water that exists on or around the earth. • The area of solid matter on the surface of the earth. • rose A symbol that displays the orientation of a map • ...
Geography and geology! 2016-11-02
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- a long, coastal country in South America
- the phenomenon known as midnight sun/polar night exist due to earth's what?
- the largest north African country
- the term for a long, narrow inlet with steep sides created by glacial erosion
- the Bay of ____ is located under India (hint: think of an animal)
- Seychelles, Maldives and Sri Lanka are islands in this ocean
- the country located under Cuba
- the EVILER of the Koreas >:)
- China and this country each have over 1.3 billion people!
- cyclones and hurricanes differ in the direction of their spin, due to earth's what?
- big island off Eastern Africa
- small island country under Turkey (hint: it's also a tree species)
- the equator is defined as zero degrees ______
- Barrow is the name of the northern-most city in the United States, in this state
- equatorial countries typically have this kind of climate
- the Nile River passes through this major Egyptian city
- Minnesoda borders this Canadian province
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- Nepal is situated between India and this country
- the Red Sea, a seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean, lies between Africa and which continent?
- Canada has 10 provinces and __ territories
- This peninsula is divided between Portugal and Spain
- a country located next to Vietnam
- this term is a characteristic given to a country or sovereign state which is entirely enclosed by land
- this island country has 13,000+ islands
- Tasmania is an island state of this country (and continent)
- Kazakhstan's official language is both Kazakh and what?
- Glasgow and Edinburgh are cities in this country
- a country that starts with the letter J (there are only 3)
- Trinidad and _______ (hint: toboggan) is the name of this twin-island country
29 Clues: the EVILER of the Koreas >:) • big island off Eastern Africa • the country located under Cuba • the largest north African country • a country located next to Vietnam • this island country has 13,000+ islands • a long, coastal country in South America • Minnesoda borders this Canadian province • Canada has 10 provinces and __ territories • ...
Georgia Geography Crossword 2016-08-16
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- Forms part of the border between GA and Alabama, and supplies fresh water to the city of Atlanta.
- Over 50% of the state's population and industries are here.
- One of the hemispheres Georgia is in, corresponds with longitude.
- Home to one of the busiest ports in GA due to its easy accessibility to the ocean.
- Smallest of Georgia's regions.
- Native Americans called it, " Land of the Trembling Earth"
- It is one of Georgia's 7 wonders, and is known for being the highest waterfall east of the Mississippi.
- the country where Georgia is in.
- Native Americans believed its waters had healing powers.
- It started as a 5 foot manmade ditch, but eroded into 16 canyons.
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- Georgia is part of this region in our country.
- One of the hemispheres Georgia is located in, corresponds with latitude.
- There are 15 of these in GA to protect the mainland from erosion.
- These mountains are some of the oldest in the world, and have a rounded shape due to erosion.
- Has Ellijay apples and Dalton carpet
- Where the Piedmont and Coastal Plain meet, and hills give way to flat land.
- The continent GA is on.
- It is second in depth to the Grand Canyon and is used for hydroelectric power.
- Most of Georgia's 'cash crops" are grown here, like peaches, peanuts, and Vidalia onions.
- Region that contains southern end of the Appalachian Trail and houses many of Georgia's most famous landmarks like Tallulah Gorge.
20 Clues: The continent GA is on. • Smallest of Georgia's regions. • the country where Georgia is in. • Has Ellijay apples and Dalton carpet • Georgia is part of this region in our country. • Native Americans believed its waters had healing powers. • Native Americans called it, " Land of the Trembling Earth" • Over 50% of the state's population and industries are here. • ...
Geography Act. 1a 2016-07-21
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- old Chinese name for the Philippines.
- the capital and largest city of the Philippines.
- the most popular beast of burden in the Philippines.
- the ancient industry in the Philippines.
- first Spanish settlement in the Philippines.
- fishing capital of greater Manila.
- the world’s smallest commercial fish.
- the summer capital of the Philippines.
- a fruit with a terrible smell but a heavenly taste.
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- the shoe capital of the Philippines.
- rice bowl of the Philippines.
- surfing capital of the Philippines.
- the Philippines’ Natural Dye Capital.
- the perfect island getaway and known for its warm blue waters and powder-fine white sand.
- seafood capital of the Philippines.
- the heritage village of the Philippines.
- the land of the Eighth World Wonder.
- the Philippines’ Duck Egg Capital.
- the biggest of the three major geographical groups.
- land of the World’s Most Perfect Cone.
20 Clues: rice bowl of the Philippines. • the Philippines’ Duck Egg Capital. • fishing capital of greater Manila. • surfing capital of the Philippines. • seafood capital of the Philippines. • the shoe capital of the Philippines. • the land of the Eighth World Wonder. • the Philippines’ Natural Dye Capital. • old Chinese name for the Philippines. • the world’s smallest commercial fish. • ...
Geography of Europe 2016-04-13
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- peninsula made up of Greece; juts out into the Mediterranean Sea
- city-state in Greece which was the birthplace of democracy and philosophy
- a person (like a king) in the Middle Ages who owned land and let another person use it as long as they would fight for them
- city-state in Greece which was known for their military greatness
- a system in Europe in the Middle Ages where a lord let vassal use his land as long as he would fight for him
- the largest island (non-continent) in the world; geographically a part of North America but often grouped with Western Europe for political and cultural reasons
- military leader of Macedonia who created one of the largest empires in history
- mountains found in France, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy; separates Italy from the rest of Europe
- a period in which many new inventions were made that allowed for greater production of goods and for better travel
- a period of time in which European countries explored to find new lands
- a German monk who started the Protestant Reformation
- peninsula in the northernmost part of Europe with the North Sea to the southwest and the Baltic Sea to the southeast; made up of Norway and Sweden
- a peasant in the Middle Ages who farmed their lord's land and could not leave it
- mountains which separate Spain from France
- mountains which runs down the boot Italy
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- peninsula in the southwest made up of Spain and Portugal with the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Mediterranean Sea to the East
- a period of renewed interested in learning and discovering in Europe resulting from the rediscovery of ancient books written by the Greeks and Romans; means "re-birth"
- a person (like a noble) in the Middle Ages who used someone else's land with the promise they would fight for them
- boot-shaped peninsula made up of Italy jutting out into the Mediterranean Sea
- a breaking from the Catholic Church sparked by Martin Luther
- a series of wars fought from 1000s to 1200s Christian and Muslims for control of the Holy Lands
- Nevada mountain range in Spain
- the piece of land that was owned by a lord but used by a vassal
- discovered America for Europe
- made up several islands including Britain (England, Scotland, and Wales) and Ireland (Northern Ireland and Ireland)
- Roman emperor who
26 Clues: Roman emperor who • discovered America for Europe • Nevada mountain range in Spain • mountains which runs down the boot Italy • mountains which separate Spain from France • a German monk who started the Protestant Reformation • a breaking from the Catholic Church sparked by Martin Luther • the piece of land that was owned by a lord but used by a vassal • ...
World Geography Crossword 2015-12-16
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- innovative economic activities that stimulate an increase in productivity
- with transportation networks
- percentage of people in agriculture and national wealth
- of goods and services by a country yearly
- that is undiscovered
- that producers have available
- of women to advance in status
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- from unique characteristics of a location
- industry to consumer goods
- growth generated in limited economic activities
- between everyone and thing, through trade and technology
- finished goods
- of living, long and healthy life, and access to knowledge
- technology pervades from industries to spark rapid growth
- that caters to general population
- products from the earth
- produced by sun
- remaining in deposits that are discovered
- consumers are willing to buy
- trade/countries open themselves up to other countries to trade
20 Clues: finished goods • produced by sun • that is undiscovered • products from the earth • industry to consumer goods • with transportation networks • consumers are willing to buy • that producers have available • of women to advance in status • that caters to general population • from unique characteristics of a location • remaining in deposits that are discovered • ...
Foundations of Geography 2016-01-13
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- the study of the past, especially in human events
- a chart of statistical data
- a line with numbers showing what a certain length on map represents in terms of distance on the earth
- a physical point or position on earth
- uses lines of longitude and latitude to give the exact location
- a legend; explains what symbols on a map mean
- gives a location in relation to another known location
- the study of human cultures, past and present
- (0°) the line of longitude which passes through Greenwich, England
- the study of the numbers of people in a country or region
- divisions of the world based on physical features, human features, or political boundaries
- flat representation of the earth or part of the earth
- a symbol on a map showing directions (especially north)
- lines that form half-circles between the North and South Poles
- the study of economies (the production and consumption of goods and services)
- the study and forecasting of weather
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- a map showing physical features such as rivers, mountains, elevation, etc.
- a set of questions designed to obtain information from people
- a diagram that visually depicts data, often comparing two or more things
- east-west lines that form parallel circles around the earth
- a model of the earth shaped like the earth
- north, east, south, west
- a map showing boundaries between countries (or states) and often showing large cities and capitals
- the study of and making of maps
- (0°) the line of latitude midway between the North and South Poles
- the description of a location based on its physical and human features
- the study of government and politics
- a picture explaining what something is or how it works
- the study of society: human relationships and institutions
- a set of facts arranged in columns and rows
- the study of the earth and its people
31 Clues: north, east, south, west • a chart of statistical data • the study of and making of maps • the study of government and politics • the study and forecasting of weather • a physical point or position on earth • the study of the earth and its people • a model of the earth shaped like the earth • a set of facts arranged in columns and rows • ...
Foundations of Geography 2016-01-13
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- (0°) the line of latitude midway between the North and South Poles
- a physical point or position on earth
- flat representation of the earth or part of the earth
- (0°) the line of longitude which passes through Greenwich, England
- north, east, south, west
- the study of human cultures, past and present
- a set of facts arranged in columns and rows
- the study of the past, especially in human events
- a legend; explains what symbols on a map mean
- a chart of statistical data
- the study of society: human relationships and institutions
- a model of the earth shaped like the earth
- the study and forecasting of weather
- east-west lines that form parallel circles around the earth
- a line with numbers showing what a certain length on map represents in terms of distance on the earth
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- the study of government and politics
- divisions of the world based on physical features, human features, or political boundaries
- a symbol on a map showing directions (especially north)
- lines that form half-circles between the North and South Poles
- a set of questions designed to obtain information from people
- the description of a location based on its physical and human features
- gives a location in relation to another known location
- the study of the earth and its people
- the study of and making of maps
- uses lines of longitude and latitude to give the exact location
- a map showing boundaries between countries (or states) and often showing large cities and capitals
- a diagram that visually depicts data, often comparing two or more things
- a map showing physical features such as rivers, mountains, elevation, etc.
- the study of the numbers of people in a country or region
- the study of economies (the production and consumption of goods and services)
- a picture explaining what something is or how it works
31 Clues: north, east, south, west • a chart of statistical data • the study of and making of maps • the study of government and politics • the study and forecasting of weather • a physical point or position on earth • the study of the earth and its people • a model of the earth shaped like the earth • a set of facts arranged in columns and rows • ...
Foundations of Geography 2016-01-13
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- the study of the past, especially in human events
- east-west lines that form parallel circles around the earth
- uses lines of longitude and latitude to give the exact location
- a legend; explains what symbols on a map mean
- a symbol on a map showing directions (especially north)
- a map showing boundaries between countries (or states) and often showing large cities and capitals
- a map showing physical features such as rivers, mountains, elevation, etc.
- divisions of the world based on physical features, human features, or political boundaries
- the study of human cultures, past and present
- lines that form half-circles between the North and South Poles
- a set of facts arranged in columns and rows
- the study and forecasting of weather
- the study of economies (the production and consumption of goods and services)
- a picture explaining what something is or how it works
- the study of and making of maps
- a model of the earth shaped like the earth
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- gives a location in relation to another known location
- a set of questions designed to obtain information from people
- north, east, south, west
- the description of a location based on its physical and human features
- a physical point or position on earth
- the study of government and politics
- (0°) the line of longitude which passes through Greenwich, England
- a diagram that visually depicts data, often comparing two or more things
- the study of the numbers of people in a country or region
- a chart of statistical data
- the study of the earth and its people
- a line with numbers showing what a certain length on map represents in terms of distance on the earth
- flat representation of the earth or part of the earth
- (0°) the line of latitude midway between the North and South Poles
- the study of society: human relationships and institutions
31 Clues: north, east, south, west • a chart of statistical data • the study of and making of maps • the study of government and politics • the study and forecasting of weather • a physical point or position on earth • the study of the earth and its people • a model of the earth shaped like the earth • a set of facts arranged in columns and rows • ...
Foundations of Geography 2016-01-13
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- the description of a location based on its physical and human features
- the study of government and politics
- uses lines of longitude and latitude to give the exact location
- a legend; explains what symbols on a map mean
- a diagram that visually depicts data, often comparing two or more things
- the study and forecasting of weather
- the study of society: human relationships and institutions
- a chart of statistical data
- north, east, south, west
- a picture explaining what something is or how it works
- a symbol on a map showing directions (especially north)
- (0°) the line of latitude midway between the North and South Poles
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- a set of questions designed to obtain information from people
- (0°) the line of longitude which passes through Greenwich, England
- lines that form half-circles between the North and South Poles
- the study of and making of maps
- gives a location in relation to another known location
- east-west lines that form parallel circles around the earth
- a map showing boundaries between countries (or states) and often showing large cities and capitals
- a set of facts arranged in columns and rows
- flat representation of the earth or part of the earth
- a physical point or position on earth
- divisions of the world based on physical features, human features, or political boundaries
- a map showing physical features such as rivers, mountains, elevation, etc.
- a model of the earth shaped like the earth
- the study of economies (the production and consumption of goods and services)
- the study of the earth and its people
- the study of the past, especially in human events
- the study of the numbers of people in a country or region
- the study of human cultures, past and present
- a line with numbers showing what a certain length on map represents in terms of distance on the earth
31 Clues: north, east, south, west • a chart of statistical data • the study of and making of maps • the study of government and politics • the study and forecasting of weather • a physical point or position on earth • the study of the earth and its people • a model of the earth shaped like the earth • a set of facts arranged in columns and rows • ...
Jenna's geography crossword 2016-01-11
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- land overgrown with tropical veggitation
- dry region
- an expanse of sand a pebbles along a shore
- a ring shaped reef
- landmasses that make up earths surface(there are 7)
- a deep valley with a stream flowing through it
- land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- a large area covered by trees and brush
- the vast body of salt water covering the earth
- area of high ground
- a large natural stream of water
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- a long,deep,narrow inlet of the sea
- range a line of mountains
- piece of land surrounded by water
- group of scattered island
- a vent in which lava is expelled
- a hollow in the earth(usually on a hill)
- a vast, treeless plain
- a small stream that flows into a larger River
- a sand hill
- steep rock face
- berg detached piece of ice from a glacier
- an artificial waterway for boats
- a hot spring
- natural elevation of earths surface
25 Clues: dry region • a sand hill • a hot spring • steep rock face • a ring shaped reef • area of high ground • a vast, treeless plain • range a line of mountains • group of scattered island • a large natural stream of water • a vent in which lava is expelled • an artificial waterway for boats • piece of land surrounded by water • a long,deep,narrow inlet of the sea • ...
25 Geography Terms 2016-01-11
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- Body of salt water surrounded almost entirely by land
- Flat topped, elevated landforms
- Long, steep-sided, glacial valley now filled by seawater
- Vast treeless plains with permafrost and small, low plants
- Deeper part of a river or harbor
- Narrow piece of land that connects two large landmasses and separates two bodies of water
- Steep descent of water from a height
- Natural hot spring that emits a column of water and steam into the air
- Mountains formed when lava rises through Earth's crust
- Sandy, pebbly or rock shore of a body of water
- High, steep or overhanging rock face
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- A stream of water at a considerable volume
- A narrow waterway or channel connecting two larger bodies of water
- Piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- Long, wide body of water connecting larger bodies of water, larger than a channel
- An inland grassland area
- A group of closely scattered islands
- Densely overgrown land with tropical vegetation
- Lowland region saturated by water
- Lowland between mountain ranges or hills often having a river or stream running along the bottom
- Triangular section of land built up at a river's mouth
- Point of land projecting into a body of water
- Area of low lying wet land
- Flat or gently rolling lands
- Hill that rises abruptly from surrounding area with sloping sides and a flat top
- Artificial waterway used for irrigation or travel
26 Clues: An inland grassland area • Area of low lying wet land • Flat or gently rolling lands • Flat topped, elevated landforms • Deeper part of a river or harbor • Lowland region saturated by water • A group of closely scattered islands • Steep descent of water from a height • High, steep or overhanging rock face • A stream of water at a considerable volume • ...
AP Human Geography 2017-03-31
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- This decreases as the status of women increases
- Berlin Wall is an example of a...
- Pre-Industrial Revolution production of goods
- Programs exist in countries in the 5th stage of the DTM
- My shoes have traveled to 12 different countries to be produced
- Common among immigrants to MDCs
- why are there 7 auto shops and car dealerships next to each other?
- The US government is a type of...
- The shape of Paraguay is an example of a...
- A flag is a...
- Economic activities in Malawi are primarily...
- The school is to the left of a Subway
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- Homelands in South Africa were a part of the
- This is a part of the 5th stage of the DTM
- Disneyland gives a distinct...
- The ethnic composition of Japan makes it a...
- Soil quality and climate are examples of a location's ....
- Iran's government is a ...
- Pushes original inhabitants out
- Increases crop yield
- Introduces the poor into the local economy
- An example of this is the rise in Maquiladoras
- From point A to point B the train stops at C Point C is the...
- Dairy is produced in a ...
- Decreases as medical technology diffuses
25 Clues: A flag is a... • Increases crop yield • Iran's government is a ... • Dairy is produced in a ... • Disneyland gives a distinct... • Common among immigrants to MDCs • Pushes original inhabitants out • Berlin Wall is an example of a... • The US government is a type of... • The school is to the left of a Subway • Decreases as medical technology diffuses • ...
AP Human Geography 2017-04-22
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- 4 Low birth and death rates
- Most known nation without state
- Refers to the totality of customs of a group
- The maximum distance people are willing to travel to use a service.
- The physical separation of different races into different geographic areas
- The basic structure of services, installations, and facilities needed to support economic activities
- How many types of diffusion is there in human geography?
- Largest Religion in world
- Who created the least cost theory?
- What type of city is Istanbul
- Something that brings in people
- Transition What are the 4 stages in this model of development in a country?
- Line divides the more developed north from the less developed south
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- the action or practice of moving livestock from one grazing ground to another in a seasonal cycle
- Religion A religion in which a central authority exercises a high degree of control.
- Religion Religions that attempt to be global, to appeal to all people, wherever they may live in the world, not just to those of one culture or location.
- The shape for the Central Place Theory
- Factor that makes someone leave country
- Place Theory A theory that explains the distribution of services, based on the fact that settlements serve as centers of market areas for services
- Buddhism's hearth
- Model of Development all countries move through 5 steps to development and modernization through selling resources and global participation
- large-scale migration of people of various European ancestries from racially mixed urban regions to more racially homogeneous suburban or exurban regions.
22 Clues: Buddhism's hearth • Largest Religion in world • What type of city is Istanbul • Most known nation without state • Something that brings in people • 4 Low birth and death rates • Who created the least cost theory? • The shape for the Central Place Theory • Factor that makes someone leave country • Refers to the totality of customs of a group • ...
8 Geography - Urbanisation 2018-06-12
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- Factors which cause people to move away from a place, either voluntarily or out of necessity.
- Workers that fly in to place for work but live in a completely different location.
- Relating to a city or town.
- A person or thing that gives rise to an action, phenomenon, or condition.
- A possible consequence of urbanisation.
- A perceived arrangement of features in an area. May be recognised because of their arrangement in a line or by a clustering of points.
- Type of lifestyle change associated with moving from the city to the beach.
- A large urban area that has grown to include several towns merging with the suburbs of a central city.
- A term which means 'per person'.
- Population ________ - The number of people living within one square kilometre of land
- A word which means keeping things clean and disease free.
- Population ________ - the total increase in the number of individuals in a population.
- Moving from one place to another in order to find work or better living conditions.
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- Word which means guessed, based on available information.
- An acronym used to help remember the 6 essential features of a map.
- The growth and expansion of urban areas.
- Something that is produced by a cause.
- Type of lifestyle change associated with moving from the city to more rural areas.
- A ________ map illustrates a specific theme such as climatic zones.
- The name of the man from the video with the moving bubble graph of urban population percentage.
- Factors that attracts people to move to a certain place.
- The total number of persons inhabiting a country, city, or any district or area.
- The O in BOLTSS stands for...
- To deduce or conclude something from evidence and reasoning
24 Clues: Relating to a city or town. • The O in BOLTSS stands for... • A term which means 'per person'. • Something that is produced by a cause. • A possible consequence of urbanisation. • The growth and expansion of urban areas. • Factors that attracts people to move to a certain place. • Word which means guessed, based on available information. • ...
Geography Chapter Three 2011-08-26
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- condition of atmosphere at a given time and place
- effect that occurs when air is pressed against a mountain
- process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas
- the measure of heat
- forest that stays green all year long
- occurs when two air masses of widely different temperatures or moisture levels meet
- amount of water vapor in the air
- twisting spirals that affect a small area
- weather conditions over a long period of time
- wind system leading to alternating wet/dry seasons
- effect where Earth's atmosphere traps heat
- community of plants and animals in the area
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- centers of low pressure
- permanently frozen soil
- process of water changing from gas to liquid droplets
- another word for "dry"
- most powerful and destructive cyclones
- term for a hurricane in the Western Pacific Ocean
- winds that blow from same direction most of the time
- area with no prevailing winds
- forest that loses its leaves during the year
- a desert is normally located in a ____________ shadow
22 Clues: the measure of heat • another word for "dry" • centers of low pressure • permanently frozen soil • area with no prevailing winds • amount of water vapor in the air • forest that stays green all year long • most powerful and destructive cyclones • twisting spirals that affect a small area • effect where Earth's atmosphere traps heat • community of plants and animals in the area • ...
