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100

The part of the map that shows the cardinal directions.

What is the Compass Rose?
100
The largest free-standing mountain on earth's surface.
What is Mount Everest?
100

The National Bird of the United States.

What is the Bald Eagle?

100

A person who purchases goods or services.

What is a consumer?

100

The age you have to be to vote in an election. 

What is 18?
200

The part of the map that shows how distance on the map compares to real life distance. 

What is the Scale?

200

The number of continents on planet earth. 

What is 7 continents? 

200

The purpose of the Legislative Branch

What is to write and pass laws?

200

A plan for how you spend money.

What is a budget?
200

The Leader of the USA's Executive Branch. 

Who is the President?

300

The part of the map that explains what the symbols mean. 

What is the Key?
300

The smallest state in the United States.

What is Rhode Island?

300

The main job of the Executive Branch.

What is to enforce/carry out laws?

300

All the money a person gains from a job or another source.

What is income?

300

Money the government collects from citizens to pay for goods and services they need. (road repair, social programs, defense)

What are taxes?

400

The lines that run vertically across the map.

What are latitude lines?

400

The largest state in the United States.

What is Alaska?

400

The Two Parts of the Legislative Branch.

What are the Senate and the House of Representatives?
400
Physical items that can be purchased by a consumer.

What are goods?

400

The year the United States became a country.

What is 1776?

500
The lines that run horizontally across the map.

What are longitude lines?

500

The number of oceans in the world.


What is four oceans.

500

The names of the two most popular political parties.

What is Democrat and Republican?

500

Resources that cannot be easily replaced (coal, oil, gas, gold)

What are non-renewable resources?
500

Two of the 5 States that border Ohio.

What are Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, and Michigan?

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