Maps
The person who make Maps
What is a cartographer?
The buying, selling or exchanging of products and services.
What is demand?
Goods and services that a country buys from another country.
What are Imports?
A large, flat area of land
What is a Plain?
Imaginary lines running east to west on a map.
What is latitude?
The amount of an item that is available.
What is supply?
Materials in their natural form that have not been changed.
What are raw materials?
A large natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea or a lake.
What is a River?
This type of Map emphasizes the boundaries of provinces, countries, states, and countries.
What is a Political map?
Trading by exchanging one kind of goods or services for another.
What is bartering?
Items that are made by hand or by machine from raw materials.
What are manufactured goods?
A thin strip of land that connects two larger land areas.
What is an Isthmus?
The Prime meridian separates the earth in two hemispheres. These are?
What are the Eastern and Western and hemispheres?
People from other countries who put money into stocks and bonds or businesses of another country.
What is foreign investors?
Taxes paid on goods and services that come into a country.
What is Tariff?
A thin strip of land that extends into a body of water.
What is a Peninsula?
A world map shows seven large landmasses each characterized by unique features and human interactions.
What are continents?
The changing wealth of the country which comes from the production, distribution and the use of goods and services.
What is the economy?
Countries, companies or individuals that trade with each other.
What are Trading partners?
Three bodies of water that surrounds Canada.
What is the Pacific, the Atlanic and Arctic oceans?