Physical Geography
Rivers & Watersheds
Autonomous Communities
Political Organization
Forms of Government
100

What is physical geography? 

It's the study of the Earth's landscape including climate, landforms and ecosystems

100

What are rivers?

Natural bodies of fresh water that are larger than streams. They start in mountains and flow into the sea.

100

How many autonomous communities and cities does Spain have?

17 Autonomous Communities with 2 Autonomous Cities 

100

True or False: The President of Spain governs each Autonomous Community. 

False: Each Autonomous Community is governed independently.

100

When did Spain vote for a new constitution?

December 6th, 1978

200

What is a RELIEF?

It's the difference between the highest and lowest point of a country, region or place. 

200
What is a watershed?
An area of land that helps water/precipitation/snow make it's way into a river.
200
What countries border Spain? 

France, Andorra, Britain (Gibraltar), Morocco, Algeria, Portugal

200

What is each Autonomous Community's government in charge of? 

They are in charge of taxes, education, co-official languages and healthcare.
200

What are the values of the constitution? 

*Freedom    *Justice    *Equality    *Political Freedom

300

Name the high and low points of physical geography. 

High points: cliffs, volcanoes and mountains

Low: coastal areas and valley floors

300

Describe the Mediterranean watershed.

Flows into the Mediterranean Sea. They are short and don't carry much water.

300

How are the powers divided in Autonomous Communities? 

Autonomous Communities ->Provinces->Municipalities

300

What are some examples of what Municipal Governents are in charge of?

They are in charge of rubbish collection and sports facilities.

300

What does "Parliamentary Government" mean?

The King/Queen (Monarch) are the official leaders but Parliament makes the laws.

400

Describe the Pyrenees and the Meseta.

Pyrenees: Mountains that form the border between Spain and France. 


Meseta: It's the North and South submeseta

400

Describe the Cantabrian Watershed.

Flows into the Cantabrian Sea. It's rivers are short and abundant, they have regular flows and are fast. The Cordillera Cantabria and Montes Vascos are it's rivers.

400

Name ALL 17 autonomous communities and the 2 autonomous cities. 

Galicia, Principado de Asturias, Cantabria, Pais Vasco, La Rioja, Comunidad Foral de Navarra, Aragon, Cataluna, Comunitat Valenciana 
400

Complete the order: 

Citizens choose -> Deputies -> Form _______?

Deputies -> Form Parliament -> Parliament chooses the President -> President chooses the councillors.

400

What are the 3 sections of power in Spain? 

Executive, Legislative, Judicial 

500

Describe the Vixia Herbeira-Galicia, Mulhacen and Mount Teide.

Vixia Herbeira-Galicia: the highest cliffs on mainland Spain

Mulhacen: It's the highest point in the 'Sistema Betica' on mainland Spain

Mount Teide: A volcano on the island of Tenerife

500

Describe the Atlantic Watershed.

Flows into the Atlantic Ocean. It has many rivers. 

The rivers in Galicia are short and high in volume. 

The rivers in Meseta are long with irregular flows. 

The rivers in the South are both long and short and have irregular flows.

500

Name the Provinces and the capital city of the Autonomous Communities: Castilla y Leon, Castilla la Mancha and Galicia 

Castilla Y Leon: Burgos, Leon, Palencia, Soria, Valladolid, Zamora, Segovia, Salamanca, Avila

Castilla La Mancha: Guadalajara, Cuenca, Albacete, Toledo, Ciudad Real

Galicia: Lugo, Ourense, Pontevedra, A Coruña (Santiago de Compostela)

500

Complete the order for the Autonomous Communities: 

Citizens choose -> Councillors -> choose the _____?

Councillors choose the Mayor -> Representatives from Municipalities -> Make up the Diputation

500

Where does the President live and work? 

He lives in the Palacio de la Moncloa in Madrid.

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