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United States and Canada Geography

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an imaginary line in the Rockies from where our nation's rivers flow east or west   Continental Divide  
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a deep valley with high, steep sides   canyon  
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a flat or rolling grassland found in the midwestern region of the US   prairie  
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a large urban area formed by several cities   megalopolis  
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a frozen, treeless plain where only grasses and mosses can grow (in the Arctic)   tundra  
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a large mass of ice   glacier  
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a river or stream that flows into a larger river   tributary  
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the exact location expressed by latitude and longitude   absolute location  
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an imaginary line, or parallel, that runs east and west, but measures north and south of the equator   latitude  
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an imaginary line,or meridian, that runs north and south, but measures east and west of the prime meridian   longitude  
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the main line of latitude, labeled 0 degrees, divides earth into northern and southern hemispheres   eguator  
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main line of longitude, labeled 0 degrees, divides earth into eastern and western hemispheres   prime meridian  
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describes the location of a place in relation to another place (Ex. north of the US)   relative location  
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the way a country's people use natural resources and money to produce goods and services   economy  
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a method of supplying land with water through a series of ditches or pipes   irrigation  
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a shortage of goods or services   scarcity  
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electricity made from flowing water   hydroelectric power  
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materials found in nature that can be replaced   renewable resources  
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dry   arid  
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materials found in nature that can't be replaced   nonrenewable resources  
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moisture that falls to the ground in the form of rain, sleet, hail, or snow   precipitation  
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a long period of little of no rainfall   drought  
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mild weather that is neither too hot nor too cold, has changing seasons   temperate climate  
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the gradual increase of the Earth's temperature, threatens our environment   global warming  
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