Map Skills
North American Geo
Climate/Biomes/Animals
Resources/Population
Culture
100

What measures how far north or south a place is?

Latitude

100

What Mountain Range is in western North America?

Rocky Mountains

100

What term describes the usual weather pattern of a place over many years?

Climate

100

Oil and natural gas are sources of what?

Energy

100

What term is used to describe a groups' traditions, beliefs, language, and customs?

Culture

200

What measures how far east or west a place is?

Longitude

200

What Mountain Range is found in the Eastern United States?

Appalachian Mountains
200

What biome receives very little rainfall?

Desert

200

Wood used for building and paper is called what?

Timber

200

What term describes learning the customs and values of your own culture?

Enculturation

300

What divides the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres?

Equator

300

What are the 5 bodies of water that separate the US and Canada called?

Great Lakes

300

What is weather?

Conditions of a place over a short period of time

300

Farmers need fertile _____ to grow crops.

Soil

300

Is overpopulation a push or pull factor?

Push

400

What sits at the point of 0 degrees longitude?

Prime Meridian

400

What are the large, flat areas of land in central North America called?

Great Plains

400

What is an animal most commonly found in Northern Canada drinking a Coca-Cola?

Polar Bears

400

What means moving into a country?

Immigration

400

What is the spread of cultural ideas between cultures called?

Cultural Diffusion

500
What does a compass rose show on a map?

Direction

500

What River forms part of the US-Mexico border?

Rio Grande

500

Name three animals commonly found in Canada

Geese, Caribou, Polar Bears, Wolves, Etc.

500

What term describes the growth of cities and urban areas?

Urbanization

500

Describe the culture of North America

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