World Geography
What is Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya?
This economic alliance can be found in south east Asia.
What is the ASEAN league?
This prevents countries from taking over parts of Antarctica.
What is the Antarctic treaty?
What is GIS?
An organization used to control the prices of oil around the world.
What is OPEC?
What is colonization?
This conflict is why east and west Europe developed so differently.
What is the Cold War?
Victoria falls can be found on this southern African River.
What is the Zambezi River?
Majority of Russia is made up of this land biome, primarily in Siberia.
A man made structure used to connect the Red Sea to the Mediterranean sea for faster cargo transportation.
What is the Suez canal?
This type of economic activity involves research, such as a scientist researching cancer.
What is quaternary?
Hydroelectric is considered this type resource.
What is renewable resource?
Mountain range found along the western side of the United States, stretching all the way to Canada.
What is the Rockies?
From the Red Square you can see these two other cultural landscapes.
What is the Kremlin and St. Basils Cathedral?
An organization that is a military alliance, primarily made up of European nations.
What is NATO?
Low literacy rate, life expectancy, and high birth rate are all indicators of this.
What is a developing country?
The most precious resource found in the Middle East.
What is water?
After the fall of the Byzantines, modern day Turkey was taken over by this
What is the Ottoman Empire?
A type of projection typically used in classrooms.
What is the Robinson projection?
What is European colonization, native American, and African slavery?
Hinduism can be found primarily in this country.
What is India?
Many years of isolation has caused this to happen in Australia.
What is unique animal life?
A city state found within south-east Asia.
What is Singapore?
What is the Middle East (SWANA)?
This cultural landscape holds many unique pieces of historical art, and was recently robbed in the past few years.
What is the Louvre?