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| states that border each other |
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| divide that divides the flow of rivers |
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| a region surrounded by higher land. sort of like a sink |
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| e territory controlled by people from a foreign land |
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| large farm that grows mainly one crop |
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| being formally added to a bigger country |
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| trees that cover an area after the original forest has been cut down |
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| a string of cities that have grown together into a big urban area |
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| to grow a variety of crops |
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the dairy growing region
the belt that is the northest |
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| when a sprinkler irrigates the area within a circle. |
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| striping away soil and rock to get to things like coal |
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| mineral used to make fertilizer |
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soften wood fibers
used to make paper |
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| cheap paper used to make newspaper |
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| administrative divisions of a country |
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| a territory or area of influence |
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| people of mixed European and native ancestry |
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| the strong connection people feel toward their religion |
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| when exports are worth less than imports |
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| people of northen canada and greenland |
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