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Aaron- SocialStudies

Chapter 3 Study Guide

TermDefinition
Interdependence People and places that depend on each other is an example of ___________.
Natural Vegetation Plant life that grows in an area is called ___________.
Ethnic Group An ___________ is made up of people from the same country or way of life (culture).
counties Nearly every state is divided into different political regions called___________.
treaties The federal government makes agreements between countries. These agreements are called ___________.
territory A ___________ is an area owned and governed by a country.
rain forest A ___________ is a wet area, usually warm, in which tall trees, vines, and other plants grow.
region A ___________ is an area with one feature that makes it different from the other areas.
1. political 2. physical 3. economic 4. cultural What are the 4 kinds of regions?
1. Local 2. State 3. Federal Name the 3 levels of government in the United States.
Technology ___________ is the way people use knowledge and tools to make or do something.
Washington D.C. The capitol of the United States: ___________.
Albany The capitol of New York State: ___________.
1. Northeast 2. Southeast 3. Midwest 4. Southwest 5. West What are the 5 regions of the United States? And be able to point to them on a map.
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