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| more than one official language |
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| a tax on imported goods and services |
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| Major Climate factor in Russia. Inland climatic environment remote from moderating and moistening maritime influence |
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| Pseudo-climatological term coined to mean in Latin America for places with tropical climates. |
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| Narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas |
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| Anything east of the 100 meridian going through the middle of America |
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| A soviet policy permitting open discussion of political and social issues and freer dissemination of news and information |
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| doesn't discriminate between any imports or exports |
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| an example is the rimland. Usually a single cash crop is produced for export in exchange for capital and technology |
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| with spatial economy.. Land |
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| Snow forest boreal forest dominated by coniferous trees.. Dfb and Dfc |
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| Promise between Britain and French that the French could keep land in St. Lawrence River if they helped them fight against the southern colonies aka America |
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| A large city or an area with multiple large cities for example BOSNYWASH |
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| Found in Middle and South America. Temp decreases with altitude. Has a great impact of which crops can be grown and where. |
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| A territory of one state surrounded by a territory of the same state. example- Kaliningrad in Russia |
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| North American Free Trade Agreement between America, Canada, and Mexico on January 1, 1994. |
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| a assembly and manufacturing plant in Mexico that takes advantage of low wages and cheap work |
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| Founder of Modern Russia, Built St. Petersburg |
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| general secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union |
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| Middle American Hearth.. Located in the Valley of Mexico. 1300 A.D. Tenochtitlan |
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| Venezuelan military leader |
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| Cuban Communist Revolutionary |
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| Geographer who studied megalopolis of BOSNYWASH |
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| Caucasian native people from the Northern Caucasus region of Eastern Europe |
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| Mainland is where the Mestizo people are found. People lived off the land. |
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| Power rests with a small group of people because of either power, loyalty, wealth etc. (Russia) |
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| Western South America. Peaceful assimilation |
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| 200-900 A.D. Yucatan Peninsula. Theocratic Structure |
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| Sent by the governor of Cuba to conquer the Aztecs |
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| derogatory term for eskimos in Canada |
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| Czarina Catherine (Catherine the Great) |
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| Pushed Russias border to Black Sea. Penetrated corridor between Black and Caspian Sea. Entered Alaska |
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| Latin American geographer |
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Mainland (European and Indian, Mestizo)Hacienda cattle holding institution
Rimland (Africans and Europeans, Mulatto) plantation/crop export |
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