Natural Disasters
History on the Move
US and World Regions
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100

Some parts of the world have fault lines that lead to these.

What are earthquakes?

100

People who share the same culture often have the same __________________.

What are traditions?

100

Geography helps people understand the relationship between humans and the ___________________ in which they live.

What is the environment?

100

The study of places.

What is geography?

100

A place that has a different culture or language from a larger space it inhabits.

What is an enclave?

200

A severe snowstorm with winds of at least 35 miles per hour.

What is a blizzard?

200

The US Constitution requires Congress to conduct a census this often. 

What is every ten years?

200

There are ______________ continents in our world.

What is 7?

200

Features that occur naturally.

What are physical characteristics?

200

A count of all the people who live an area.

What is a census?

300

This natural disaster occured on November 17, 2013 ripping through the Midwest and ten of these were tracked on this day.

What is a tornado?

300

There are many reasons people move to a new place. We call the reasons people move _________________ factors.

What are push-pull?

300

The US is divided into ___________ regions.

What is six?

300

Changes people make to their environment and how they adapt to their surroundings.

What are human characteristics?

300

A portion of the population with a shared characteristic.

What is a demographic?

400

The most advanced weather warning service in the world.

What is the National Weather Service (NWS)?

400

Cultural neighborhoods exist in cities all over the US. Two of these neighborhoods are Little Italy and ______________________.

What is Chinatown?

400

This region of the US has 12 states and the land is mostly flat.

What is the Midwest?

400

An area that has similar characteristics.

What is a region?

400

The business of encouraging people to travel for fun.

What is tourism?

500

Water, food, a flashlight, and a first aid kit are all important parts of this.

What is a basic survival kit?

500

California, Texas, and Florida are all states that draw many _________________ each year.

What are tourists?

500

This region is home to the Grand Canyon and lots of desert areas.

What is the Southwest?

500

To adopt the ways of a culture or society.

What is assimilate?

500

The beliefs, customs, arts, and a way of life of a group of people.

What is culture?

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