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| gifts of nature; ex. water, soil, etc. |
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| all people have to obey the laws, even rulers. ex. U.S.A, Mexico, India. |
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| rulers don't have to obey laws |
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| an example of unlimited government |
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| the study of the past through written records |
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| the study of people, places, and the environment |
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| the process of becoming a citizen |
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| the ability to read and write |
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| average number of years people live in a certain country |
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| The countries of Asia, especially of eastern Asia. |
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| an area of the world in which many people share beliefs, languages and history |
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the economic, political and social dependence of cultural regions on one another
(Ex. When oil-producing nations in the Middle East raise raise the price of oil) |
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| a land mass above water, on earth |
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| the exact spot on earth where a place is found using latitude & longitude |
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| a measure of distance north or south of the equator |
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| to move from one area to settle in another |
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| a measure of distance east or west of the prime meridian |
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| the location of one place in relation to other places |
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| human-environment interaction |
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| Which of the five themes of geography considers how people change and are changed by the Earth's natural features? |
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| What is the name for the study of how people manage resources by producing, exchanging, and using goods and services? |
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| Regional food is an example of what? |
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| What do you call a place where many people share similar beliefs, history, and languages? |
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| Southwest Asia and North Africa |
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| In what culture region is Islam the major religion and desert is a common feature of the climate and landscape? |
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| What term refers to the exact spot on Earth where a place can be found? |
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| Push and pull factors can cause |
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| Which of the following is an example of human-environment interaction? |
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| A cartographer's job is to |
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| A population map is an example of what kind of map? |
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| location, region, place, movement, human-environment interaction |
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| What are the five themes of geography? |
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| the four factors of production are natural reasources, labor reasources, capital reasources, and entrepreneurs. |
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| (Gross Natural Product) tells the total value of the goods and services that a country produces each year. |
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| free enterprise/market economy |
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| A market is a setting for exchanging goods and services. In a free enterprise economy, business owners compete in the market with little government interference. |
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| the people who use goods and services. |
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| is the money that remains after all the costs of producing a product have been paid. |
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| is the rivalry among businessis to sell goods to consumers and make the greatest profit. |
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| Canada is best known for this sport. |
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| Champlain was the first to settle in what provience in Canada? |
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| Canada's first prime minister was who? |
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| A country who's people speak two different languages. |
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| What two major languages do Canadians speak? |
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| In 1965 what were one of the successful efforts that helped unite all Canadians. |
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| refers to an area of economic activity. |
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| are paths that make up transportation. |
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| geographic features that prevent of slow down transportation. |
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| are goods traded to other countries. |
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| are goods brought into the country. |
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| sence to belonging to a nation. |
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| are French speaking people. |
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| an acceptance of many cultures instead of just one. |
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| a person who flees a country because of war, disaster,or percicution. |
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| Canada's national lawmaking body. |
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| head of the exegutive branch of Canada. |
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| it gives water for use by citizens |
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| can cause global warming and animals can lose their homes, drinking water, and food supply. |
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| A warm reagion between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn near the equator. |
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| They can help ancient minds think alike and let us learn about the past. |
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| Let plants and crops grow without worry of drying out. |
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| causes flooding along with giving people a drought. |
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| lets us know how advanced the ancent Incas were at building. |
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| Captured and killed Montazuma II the Aztec ruler. |
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| A warlord who who was feared by all of his Aztec people. |
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| It gave the two continents of South America and Europe the food and other goods that they needed to survive |
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| it gave the U.S.A more of Mexico's northern land. |
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| Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo |
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| the treaty that the U.S and Mexico signed. It stated that the U.S.A would never have another war against Mexico again. |
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| he gave the cry of the Dolores or (Grito de Dolores). |
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| it refers to villagers having to pay , do free labor, or tributein goods to a spaniard citizen. |
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| it refers to to a person or people who are of Native American heritage. |
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| it refers to people being born in Mexico having parent(s)who were born in Spain. |
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| it refers to Spanish offecers who where born in Spain. |
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| a holiday with parades, games, and feasts. |
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| a popular Mexican celebration when all honor the men and women who had past away. |
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| areas in a suberb or city |
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| are areas in the country side. |
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| was a Mexican writer who won the Nobel Prize in literature. |
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| one of Mexico's most celebrated 20th century artests. |
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| was the wife of Deigo Rivera and another famous Mexican painter. |
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| is a nation in which the power belongs to the citizens. |
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| expectations from the 11th to the 13th centuries by western European christians to capture the Holy lands from the Muslums. |
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| cultural erawhich lasted from the 14th to the 16th centuries. |
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| once a whealth city-state is still an important econamic and cultural center to Italy |
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| to change church practices. |
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| one of the most talanted and skilled artiest of the Renaissance. |
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| he was another talanted artiest of the Renaissance. |
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