Continents
Other Geography
Life of Early Man
Civilization Develops
Misc
100
The seven continents of the world
What are Europe, Asia, Australia, Antarctica, Africa, North America, South America
100
Imaginary line of latitude at 0 degrees
What is the equator?
100
The continent where early man originated
What is Africa?
100
Moving water to supply water for crops
What is irrigation?
100
Location of Cave Art
What is all over the world?
200
The five oceans of the world
What are the Pacific, Atlantic, India, Artic and Antarctic Oceans
200
Imaginary line of latitude at 0 degrees
What is the Prime Meridian?
200
The most important tool created by early man
What is language?
200
This allowed early man to settle in one place
What is agriculture?
200
Moving from one place to settle in a new place
What is migration?
300
This continent is also a country
What is Australia?
300
Another name for longitude
What is a meridian?
300
A person who moves from place to place and does not have a permanent home
What is a nomad?
300
animals early man raised to use for food or work
What is a domesticated animal?
300
Although the temperatures are well below freezing, this continent is considered a desert climate
What is Antarctica?
400
Two continents located below the equator
What are Australia and Antarctica?
400
Another name for lines for latitude
What is a parallel?
400
The job of men during prehistoric times
What is hunting?
400
An effect of farming on population
What is growth of cities and towns?
400
Two hemispheres the US is located in
What are the northern and western hemispheres?
500
The name given to early man because of their nomadic lifestyle.
What is hunter gatherers?
500
This allowed for people to have more time for leisure activities and to create new jobs.
What is a surplus of food?
500
The continent located in all four hemispheres
What is Africa?
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