1. In order to produce goods, industry needs __________________.

2. _________ must be built across rivers in order to produce hydroelectricity.
3. _____________ always begin in high elevations and then flow to a lower elevation.
4. The Chesapeake Bay is an_______________.
5. Water has the ability to _________ almost anything over a period of time.
6. The Mississippi River has many _____________ which feed into it.
7. Water is the only substance on earth that is found naturally in three forms. Those three forms are ____________, ______________, and ________.
8. The gaseous form of water is called ____________________.
9. _____________is learned and passed down from generation to generation.
10. Several countries can share common ethnic ___________.
11. A community football team is an example of a __________________.
12. A ____________ sets forth guidelines for individual behavior and designates sacred places and times.
13. ______________ and ______________ in the modern world could be found in the rainforests, polar regions, or trout fishing.
14. Change in cultures is ___________ and usually ____________.
15. ______________ means growing crops and raising animals for sale.
16. __________________was made possible by an increase in food production, which meant more people had more free time.
17. _______________________ made large amounts of goods available to buyers at lower costs.
18. The shortest distance between two points on the earth’s surface is a _______

_________ __________.

19. A land mass, smaller than a continent, which is completely surrounded by water is a/n _______________.

20. Imaginary lines drawn in a north-to-south direction which measure distance east and west of the Prime Meridian are called lines of __________.
21. The purpose of a ________ is to help find the exact location of a place on the earth.
22. The United States is located in the __________ and ____________ hemispheres.
23. The __________ or _______explains what the symbols on a map represent.
24. A map which shows only boundaries and capitals is a ______ map.
25. A ____________ map (what kind?) would be used to indicate the average weather conditions in a particular place.
26. The rotation of the earth creates _____________________.
27. It is ___________ in the northern hemisphere when the sun’s most direct rays strike the Tropic of Capricorn
28. During a/an __________________, both hemispheres receive an equal amount of sunlight.
29. When air is warmed, it expands and rises, creating _____ pressure areas.
30. The ____________ serves as the Earth’s blanket by trapping heat energy from the sun to keep the earth warm?
31. The polar region and tropic area are able to maintain a balance of energy without becoming extremely cold or extremely hot because ______________ _____________________________________________________________.
32. High pressure areas have air that is ________ and ________________.
33. Differences in air pressure between high and low pressure areas exist because of ________________________________________________.
34. Differences in air pressure on the Earth’s surface create __________ and _________________.
35. Which of the Earth’s physical features affects temperature? ____________
36. As air cools, _________________ usually occurs.
37. ___________________, _________________ and ______________aid in human survival by having a cooling effect on the Earth.
38. The water cycle, the land and sea breezes, and the orographic effect all begin with _______________________.
39. Condensation can be seen in the form of _____________, _____________ and __________________.
40. On the leeward side of the mountain, the air is _______________ (how humid?), _____ (much or little?) precipitation falls, and the grass is ___________ (color).
41. On the windward side of the mountain, the air is _______________ (how humid?), _____ (much or little?) precipitation falls, and the grass is ___________ (color).
42. All map projections are __________________.
43. When you convert a 3-dimensional globe into a 2-dimensional flat map, you make it harder to figure out true _____________, __________, and ________________.
44. However, when you convert a globe into a map the _____________ would not be distorted.
45. If you are standing anywhere on the Equator, your earth address would be

______degrees _______itude.

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47. Most food in the USA is grown by _________________ farming, while in sub-Saharan Africa, most of the food is grown by _____________ farming.

51. A tariff is another word for a kind of _____________.

52. A/an ____________________ is a new idea.
53. ___________________ is the process of spreading new ideas around.

 

54. ___________________ and ______________ allowed people to stop hunting and gathering and settle down in villages.

53. Industrialization led to an increase in _____________________.

54. The _____________ is an organization that tries to settle problems among and within countries.

55. Apple farming and cattle ranching are examples of ______________ jobs. They are also examples of ________________ industries because they make direct use of natural resources.
56. Your nuclear family would include your _________, ___________, _________ and _______________. Your extended family might include your _______________, __________________, __________ and ___________.
57. Culture includes _____________, ______________, ______________,

___________, _______________, and _____________, among other things.

58. The roads, bridges, and water supply are parts of a country's ___________.

59. Gross _________________ Product measures the value of all goods and services produced inside and outside the country; Gross ________________ Product measures the value of all goods and services produced within the country's borders.
60. Japan, Canada, and Great Britain are all examples of develop___ countries.

61. A poor country can improve its economy if it has lots of ___________ and if it

invests in ____________ and __________________.

62. In developed countries birthrates are ____________.