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Russia
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Chernozem | the world’s most fertile soil, found in the Northern European Plain |
| thawing | What can cause buildings in Siberia to sink and tilt? |
| Napoleon and Hitler | These two leaders were both defeated by Russia's winter |
| Aral | This lake could completely disappear in 20-30 years. |
| Continentally | Term used to describe a region’s distance away from the moderating influence of the sea. |
| 20 | The percentage of all the worlds timber located in Russia |
| Caspien | The world’s largest inland sea. |
| Kuril | Russia took control of these islands after WWII but Japan still claims ownership. |
| coal and iron ore | The two major natural resources found in Siberia. |
| 80 to 90 | The percentage of water the Aral Sea has lost. |
| Baikal | The oldest and deepest lake in the world |
| Northern European | This plain accounts for the major source of farming and grain for Russia |
| runoff | Because cotton growers use pesticides, how are chemicals brought into the Aral Sea? |
| taiga | The largest forest in the world |
| irrigation | What is the main reason the Aral Sea is disappearing? |
| fish | Because of chemicals, what no longer exist in the Aral Sea? |
| summer | In Siberia, this brings swarms of mosquitoes and swamps. |
| Volga | The longest river on the European and Russia continent |
| workers | Because of Siberia's harsh terrain, what do business have trouble attracting? |
| Central Siberia | This plateau contains many volcanic mountain ranges |