Landforms
The continent the Appalachian Mountains are located
North America
The theme that answers the question where is it.
Location
The type of government that allows people to vote on all decisions of the government
Direct Democracy
The economy that has supply and demand set the price of goods and services
Market Economy
0 degrees longitude
Prime Meridian
The continent that the Sahara Desert is located
The theme that talks about the physical and human features of a location
Place
The form of government in which citizens vote for people who make laws.
Representative Democracy (Republic)
The study of how people make decisions in a world with limited resources and unlimited wants
Economics
0 degrees Lattitude
The continent that the Ural Mountains are located
Europe
The theme that answers the question how are places similar and different?
Region
The form of government that follows religious law as the law of the land.
Theocracy
The economy that typically has no form of currency and jobs are often inherited from their parents
Traditional Economy
Describing location by the things that are around it
Relative Location
The continent that Alps are located
Europe
The theme that includes how humans adapt, modify or depend on the environment?
Human environment interaction
Form of government in which a small group of people make all decisions.
Oligarchy
Economic system that allows the government to make all economic decisions including what is produced and how it is produced
Command Economy
Independent unit that occupies a specific territory (country)
State
The continent the Ganges river is located
Asia
The theme helps us understand how people, goods, information, and ideas get from one place to another?
Movement
A form of government where only 1 person holds all the power
Autocracy
Economic system that combines 2 of the other economic systems
Mixed Economy
The process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of increased trade and cultural exchange
Globalization