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strong connection people feel toward their region
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| an administrative division of a country |
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| people of mixed European and native ancestry |
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| area or territory of influence |
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| native people who live in Nunavut |
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| One of Canada's natural resources |
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| cheap paper used for newspaper |
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| mineral used to make fertilizer |
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| most favored nation status |
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| special trade advantages with the U.S. |
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| a very thin,fine type of pottery |
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| two or three crops are raised on the same land |
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| large, circular felt tents that are easy to raise, dismantle and move |
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| ruling family passes power from one generation to the next |
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| the worlds tallest mountain |
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| Government owns industries and makes most economic decisions |
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| this means soil is "suitable for growing" |
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| this city was once a british colony, and has a free market economy |
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| high banks made to prevent floods |
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| term means "great general and is the highest rank |
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| cities that include urban and surrounding suburban areas |
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| a priest in early japanese religion |
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| japans capital city and center of government |
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| a major trading center in japan |
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| south koreas capital and largest city |
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| an elected legislature and prime minister |
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| lightweight cotton mattress |
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| traditional robe worn by Japanese |
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| an important seaport in japan |
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| growing food on every bit of available land |
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| use of trade barriers to protect a country from foreign competition |
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| huge waves caused by underwater earthquakes |
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| when a nation exports more than it imports |
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| the earliest known religion of japan |
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| koreas national dish; chinese cabbage |
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| a buffer zone that separates north and south korea |
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| belief that work is worthwhile |
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| government ruled by religious leaders |
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| the second largest branch of islam |
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| water that is not replaced by rainfall |
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| the largest branch of islam |
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| invaded by iraqi forces in 1991 |
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| religious and political leader in the early islamic world |
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| the country with the largest oil reserve |
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| rivers that begin in dry regions |
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| a movement to establish a homeland for jews in palestine |
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| former territory of defeated nations after WWI |
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| one that keeps religion and government separate |
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| city that contains several sites that are holy to different religions |
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| term that means the forced scattering of jews by the romans |
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| body of water that borders israel and the west bank on one side; jordan on the other side |
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| small piece of coastal land where more than a million palestinians live |
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| desert that covers much of syria/jordan |
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| term for mineral salts that contain phosphorus |
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| body of water so salty; swimmers can not sink in it |
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| location of the kongo kingdom |
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| river known for its great falls, and hydroelectric dams. |
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| upper most layer of trees where the limbs spread out |
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| nomadic herders that travel the desert |
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| part of a country that is separated by territory of other countries |
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| the last European colony in central africa |
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| egyptian symbols and pictures |
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| area where most of Africa's copper is found |
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| finely grown soil that is good for crops |
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| egyptian farmers who own small plots of land |
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| egyptian kings that were buried in pyramids |
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| a war fought within the same country |
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| market places in north africa |
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| another name for a prime minister in europe |
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| pictures made from small pieces of colored stone |
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| political parties that join together to run a country |
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| an era of learning that began in italy |
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| an attempt to reform christianity in the 1500s |
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