Across
- 2. - A time when farming got high-tech with new seeds, fertilizers, and machines. It helped feed more people but also hurt the environment.
- 6. - An area that's caught between strong, conflicting forces like countries or cultures,These places often have lots of conflict.
- 8. - This means the farther away things are, the less connected they are. Like, you're probably less influenced by a store 100 miles away than one down the street.
- 15. - Big companies that control food from farm to table. It makes farming more efficient but can push out small farmers.
- 18. - A time when machines and factories changed how goods were made. It's super important because it started modern economies and cities.
- 22. - A type of map that shows shapes well but stretches the poles a lot. It's good for navigation but bad for showing actual sizes of countries.
- 24. - The downtown part of a city where most big businesses are. It's important because it's the city's heart and affects how the rest of the city is shaped.
- 27. - A farming style where people move with animals to find food and water. It's common in dry areas.
- 28. - A place where poor people build homes without permission, often without water or electricity.
- 29. - culture is traditional, small, and usually rural,
- 30. - A model that shows how countries grow their economy in 5 steps.
Down
- 1. - The number of people per unit of farmable land. It tells us how much pressure people put on land to produce food.
- 3. - The spread of ideas, beliefs, and practices from one place to another. It's important because it explains how cultures grow and change over time.
- 4. - A place where goods are moved from one type of transport to another
- 5. - A country's full power to govern itself without outside control. It's key to understanding how states work and make decisions.
- 7. - Judging another culture by your own culture's standards. Can cause misunderstanding or racism.
- 9. -is where a place is compared to other places (like near a river or close to a city).
- 10. Model (DTM) - This model shows how populations change over time as countries develop. It's important because it helps us understand birth rates, death rates, and growth stages
- 11. - A new city area that grows at the edge of an old one, full of jobs, shopping, and homes.
- 12. - how we study something based on size or level (like local, regional, or global). It's important because it changes how we understand patterns and relationships
- 13. -is when more people move into cities.
- 14. -when people move into a country.
- 16. - A new language made from blending two or more languages, often started during colonization.
- 17. - Changing voting district lines to help one political party win more power.
- 19. -is a group of people with shared culture
- 20. - the physical stuff about a place (like rivers, climate, soil).
- 21. - when people exit a country.
- 23. - a political area with borders and a government.People mix them up because we say "nation' & mean "country," but they're not the same in geography!
- 25. -farming grows food for the farm family.
- 26. - A barrier that stops or slows migration, like a mountain, border, or lack of money.