Landforms
This is land that has water on three of its sides.
What is a peninsula?
The place where a water form begins is called this.
What is a source?
This is a protected part of a body of water deep enough for ships.
What is a harbor?
Cotton, trees, and crude oil are examples of these.
What are raw materials?
These are items that are raised, harvested, mined, or made.
What are goods?
This is a group of four or more islands.
What is an archipelago?
This is a very large area of an ocean or sea that is partly surrounded by land.
What is a bay?
This is a dry region with little rainfall and vegetation.
What is a desert?
This is selling goods to other countries from our country.
What is export?
These are products brought into the U.S. from other countries.
What are imports?
This is a flat-topped hill with steep sides in southwestern U.S.
What is a mesa?
This is a large stream of water that flows into another water form.
What is a tributary?
This is a narrow water form that connects two larger bodies of water.
What is a strait?
They make and create products and services.
Who are producers?
This is the making, moving, and selling goods and services.
What is industry?
This is a large area of level land that rises above the surrounding land and contains rugged land features and water forms.
What is a plateau?
This is a natural or human-made lake in which water is held back by a dam.
What is a reservoir?
This is a narrow landform that connects two larger bodies of land.
What is an isthmus?
They pay for and use products and services.
Who are consumers?
This is the economic system in the U.S.
What is free enterprise?
What is a swamp?
This is part of a stream or river where the water empties or flows into another body of water.
What is a mouth?
This is a long,narrow deep body of water with steep sides cutting inland from the sea.
What is a fiord?
This is fine amount of money left over after all expenses have been paid for in a business.
What is profit?
Doctors, teschers, auto mechanics, and sales people are examples of this.
What is service?