Across
- 3. to make an idea or situation clear using relevant facts, details and ideas.
- 5. Factors, conditions that attract people to a migrate to a different area like fertile soil, a more desirable climate, safety, food and a natural water supply.
- 6. Geography is the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments. Geographers explore both the physical properties of Earth’s surface and the human societies spread across it.
- 7. The surrounding conditions of the natural world including geography, climate, and resources.
- 9. to tell the facts or details about something specific.
- 11. Features, natural characteristic of Earth's surface, that include mountains, rivers, oceans, and lakes.
- 13. material object that remains from a culture like tools, bones, clothing, or pottery.
- 14. Factors, Reasons people leave an area that can include famine, drought, disease, natural disaster, and fear of an enemy.
- 15. to examine carefully and in detail in order to identify causes, key factors, significance and possible results.
- 18. facts, examples and sources used to support a claim.
- 19. Source, account provided after the fact by people who did not directly witness or participate in the event that include biographies, textbooks, encyclopedias, and newspapers.
Down
- 1. Culture is an entire way of life including clothing, food, housing, tools, language, and even social habits, beliefs, and music.
- 2. Theory, Theory of how early man got to the Americas and settled civilizations.
- 4. to condense a text to its main points using your own words.
- 8. Resource, something that is found in nature and can be used by people. Examples include sun wind water plants animals soil stone minerals and fossil fuels.
- 9. talk or write about a topic in detail taking into account differences in opinions to demonstrate a deeper level of thinking.
- 10. Movement of people and animals from one location to another.
- 12. the general weather conditions of a region throughout the year, averaged over a series of years. Conditions include temperature air pressure humidity precipitation sunshine cloudiness and winds.
- 13. The act or process of changing to better fit a situation.
- 16. Source, firsthand information about people or events that can come from diary entries, unaltered video footage and photographs, autobiographies, interview transcripts, and eyewitness accounts.
- 17. an area or division of the country that has definable similar characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.