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| A line that marks a edge of a place, like a state or nation. |
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| A channel that is dug across land. Canals connect bodies of water, so that the ships can travel between them. |
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| A way of life shared by a group of people, including language,music,food,celebrations,and beliefs. |
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| A way a country or region uses it's natural resources,goods,and services. |
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| To sell goods from one country for sale and use in another country. |
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| The trace or remains of a plant or animal that lived long ago. |
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| A ship used for carrying cargo. |
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| A huge sheet of ice moving very slowly over land. |
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| A feature of earth's surface like a mountain or a valley. |
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| The part of a canal in which the level of water can be changed by letting water in or out. |
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| To make lots, and lots of the same thing, usually by machine. |
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| A statue or building set up to honor a person or event. |
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| Relating to the time before people began to record events in writing. |
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| A plant's area with low growing grasses, and wildflowers but few trees. |
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| The beginning of a stream or river. |
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| A way of doing things that are passed down from generation to generation. |
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| A stream or river that joins a larger river. |
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| A stream or river that joins a larger river. |
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| Factory system in which products such as cars are put together by many workers, who each perform a single task. |
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| A large cargo ship used on the Great Lakes to carry loads such as iron,coal,and grain. |
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| A cargo float with a flat bottom and square end used on the rivers of the Midwest in the early 1800s. |
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| Movement of thousands African Americans from the south to the north in the early 20th century. |
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| Huge grasslands in central North America. |
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| Law passed in 1862 that granted 160 acres of land free to anyone who would live on it and farm it for five years. |
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| A group of workers who organize to bargain with employers for more pay and better working conditions. |
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| Area of land between the Mississippi river and the Rocky Mountains purchased by the United States by France in 1903. |
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| Something found in nature that is a source of wealth to a country. |
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| A railroad worker who performed a variety of service for passengers. |
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| A house built of prairie sod by settlers on the Great Plains. |
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| A boat powered by steam engine. |
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| A cone-shaped shelter of animal hide used by the Native American peoples of the Great Plains. |
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