Parallels and Meridians
General
Human Geography
The Earth
Continents and Oceans
100
The line of latitude that divides the earth into northern and southern hemispheres.

What is the Equator?

100
The two branches of geography.

What are human geography and physical geography?

100

Fill in the blanks: "The more power and input the citizens have in the governing of a country, the more __________ it is, while the more authority the leader has, the more ____________ the government is."

What are democratic and authoritarian?

100

The shortest day and longest night of the year.

What is the Winter Solstice?

100

The names of the seven continents.

What are North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Antarctica, Australia, and Africa?

200
The line of longitude that divides the earth into eastern and western hemispheres.

What is the Prime Meridian?

200

The best way to represent the earth's surface.

What is a globe?

200

Fill in the blank: "___________ is a system that allows individuals to make economic decisions."

What is Capitalism?

200

This gives information about a location based on relation to another place.

What is Relative location?

200

The ocean located between the Americas and Asia.

What is the Pacific?

300

The two lines of latitude that run near the North and South Poles, respectively, at 66 and a half degrees north and 66 and a half degrees south.

What are the Arctic and Antarctic Circles?

300

A means of representing the earth on a flat surface.

What is a map projection?
300

Fill in the blank: "_____________ is a system which relies on the government to make economic decisions."

What is Socialism?

300

This uses latitude and longitude to give the exact location of a place.

What is Absolute location?

300

The Ocean located between the Americas and Europe.

What is the Atlantic?

400

The important line of latitude located north of the Equator, but south of the Arctic Circle.

What is the Tropic of Cancer?

400

Fill in the blank: "The ______________ map projection preserves the shape of things."

What is Mercator?

400

A term which refers largely to biological characteristics that cannot change.

What is Race?

400

This accounts for the cycle of day and night.

What is the rotation of earth on its axis?

400

The ocean between Africa and Australia (below Asia).

What is the Indian?
500

The important line of latitude located south of the Equator, but north of the Antarctic Circle.

What is the Tropic of Capricorn?

500

Fill in the blank: "The _____________ map projection preserves the size of things."

What is Robinson?

500

A term which refers to cultural habits that can be learned and altered.

What is Ethnicity?

500

This accounts for the cycle of the seasons.

What is the axial tilt of the earth and its revolution around the sun?

500

The two oceans at near the north and south poles, respectively.

What are the Arctic and Southern oceans?

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