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9th grade World Geo. Mid-term

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is the exact place on Earth where a geographic feature, such as a city, is found.   Absolute Location  
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describes a place in comparison to other places around it.   Relative Location  
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imaginary lines that run parallel to the equator.   Latitude  
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also known as a mapmaker; reduces some types of distortion by using different types of map projections.   Cartographer  
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is a weather satellite, flies in sync with the Earth's rotation.   GOES  
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helps you see the types of land-forms and bodies of water found in a specific area.   Physical Map  
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show features on earth's surface that humans created.   Political Map  
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emphasize specific kinds of information, such as climate or population density.   Thematic Map  
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a map of natural and man-made features on the earth.   Topographic Map  
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is the imaginary line that is dividing the Earth east and west.   Prime Meridian  
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is the imaginary line that divides the north and south halves of the Earth.   Equator  
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the name given to the super continent.   Pangaea  
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is the part of the Earth where plants and animals live.   Biosphere  
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is the center of the Earth and is made up of iron and nickel.   Core  
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is made up of water elements on the Earth.   Hydrosphere  
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contains most of Earth's mass and consists of several layers, layer surrounding the core, holds the most mass of the Earth.   Mantle  
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location in the Earth where an earthquake begins.   Focus  
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a special device that can detect earthquakes and measures their waves.   Seismograph  
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3 types of boundaries and what each consist of.   Divergent - means plates move apart, Convergent - Plates that are colliding into each other, and Transform - Plates sliding past one another  
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2 ways culture changes.   Innovation, and diffusion  
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Largest of all religions.   Christianity  
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Oldest monotheistic religion   Judaism  
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Death rate   Mortality rate  
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consists of the basic support systems needed to keep an economy going.   Infrastructure  
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region containing twelves states of the North Central US, also known as Nations Bread Basket, and America's Heartland.   Midwest  
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Middle Atlantic States   three northern states of New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey  
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our country's cultural and financial center.   New York City  
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most rapidly growing region of the U.S.   West  
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3 branches of U.S. government and what each does.   Executive--Enforces the law, Judicial--Interprets, Legislative--makes the laws  
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a land bridge that once connected Siberia and Alaska.   Beringia  
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North America’s most important deep water ship route.   St. Lawrence Seaway  
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Canada's longest river.   Mackenzie River  
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large swamp lands in Africa   Everglades  
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2 major mountain chains of U.S./Which is older?   Rocky, and Appalachians. Appalachians is the oldest  
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North America's highest mountain, in Alaska   Mt. McKinley  
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hottest point in North America.   Death Valley  
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Canada's newest territory, it's name means "Our Land"   Nunavut  
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Eskimos   Inuits  
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public land set aside for natives by the government   Reserves  
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canada's westernmost province   British Columbia  
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Both of Canada's core provinces?   Quebec and Ontario  
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The cowboys of Argentina and Uruguay   Gauchos  
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2nd largest river in the world   Amazon River  
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West Indies   Bahamas, Greater Antilles, and Lesser Antilles  
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Large system of mountain ranges located along the pacific coast of central and south America   Andes Mountains  
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mark positions in the east and west hemispheres.   Longitude  
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Canada's first native American peoples   First Nations  
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