Human Geography Review

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Across
  1. 2. the study of human populations
  2. 5. the process of changing wild animals to living in one place for food
  3. 6. cleaning water to make it drinkable especially sewage water
  4. 12. occasionally moving from place to place to follow animals for food
  5. 14. this invention helped to increase the amount of food that could be grown on farms
  6. 16. a tool used to gather information about the people living in a population like a country
  7. 17. living in the city
  8. 19. the number of people moving into a country
  9. 20. this is one of the factors that affects how long people live in a country
  10. 22. once animals and plants could be raised and grown in one place people could build these types of homes
  11. 23. the difference between the number of people moving into a country and the number moving out
  12. 24. this type of country has a lot of wealth good health care lots of different jobs and a good quality of life
Down
  1. 1. the number of children born per year in a country
  2. 3. this type of geography studies the features of the earth like mountains valleys rivers and oceans
  3. 4. this determines the literacy rate in a country meaning the number of people who can read and write
  4. 7. this revolution included the invention of new technology and the building of factories
  5. 8. the number of people who die in a year in a country
  6. 9. the movement of people living in the country to the city
  7. 10. the agricultural revolution included these being grown in one place rather than people having to move around and find food
  8. 11. the increase or decrease in the population
  9. 13. prior to the agricultural revolution people lived in these
  10. 15. living in the country
  11. 18. the number of people moving out of a country
  12. 20. this type of geography studies groups of people to find out where they live and why they live there
  13. 21. this type of country has very little wealth few different types of jobs poor health care and a lower quality of life