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KSA Geography 2

QuestionAnswer
distance north or south of the equator measured in degrees Latitude
distance east or west of the prime meridian measured in degrees Longitude
The middle part of the Americas including Central America and Mexico Mesoamerica
movement of people or animals from one place to another Migration
materials found in nature used by humans Natural Resources
a resource that cannot be replaced once used Non-Renewable Resource
traits of a place such as landforms, climate, and vegetation Physical Characteristics
natural surroundings including soil, water, and climate Physical Environment
where a place is in relation to another place Relative Location
an area defined by shared characteristics Region
a resource that can be naturally replaced over time Renewable Resource
early civilizations that developed near rivers (Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China) River Valley Civilizations
the ratio showing distance on a map compared to real life Scale
strong loyalty to one region over a larger area Sectionalism
a place where people establish a community Settlement
land trade routes connecting China to the Mediterranean Silk Road
a group of people with shared institutions and ways of life Society
how things are arranged and interact across Earth’s surface Spatial
changes in lifestyle or behavior due to movement or relocation Transitioning
things necessary for survival Needs
the place where something begins or comes from Origin
sources of supply or materials that can be used when needed Resources
The development or growth of government State-building
reasons that attract a person to a place pull factors
reasons that cause a person to leave a place push factors
Created by: rockcastle
 

 



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