Vocabulary
What is the study of the world and the people and things that live there?
Geography
What is an example of a mineral resource?
Gold
Silver
What is a feature on the surface of the land?
People can get what through the economy?
Food, Clothing, Shelter, Jobs, Cars, etc
What is the primary resource of the South?
Cotton
What is not having as much of something as people would like?
Scarcity
Water, Oil, and Iron Ore are?
Natural Resources
What is a high, steep sided area rising above the surrounding land?
Plateau
What is someone who buys goods and services?
Consumer
What state was formed when soil from the Mississippi River built up over thousands of years?
Louisiana
What is the system in which people use to produce goods and services?
Economy
Wind, Sunlight, and Running Water are examples of?
Flow Resources
What was created to protect our natural land by the United States government?
National Parks
What is the buying and selling of goods?
Trade
What is the primary resource for North and South Dakota?
Wheat
What is the process by which water and wind wear away the land?
Erosion
What is an example of a non-renewable resource?
What created the Grand Canyon?
Colorado River
What are the tools, machines, or buildings people use to produce goods and services?
Capital Resources
What two regions make up the Dairy Belt?
Midwest and Northeast
What are the surroundings in which people, plants, and animals live?
Environment
What is the protection and wise use of natural resources?
Conservation
What mountains are the oldest, lowest, and roundest mountain range?
Appalachian Mountains
Human Resource
What is Kentucky's primary resource?
Coal Mines