New Information Technologies
Human-Environment Interaction
Major World Religions
Human Migration
Natural Disasters
100

What technology allows real-time navigation and precise location tracking, often used in cars and smartphones?

What is GPS

100

Wearing lightweight, breathable clothing in desert climates is an example of how humans do what?

Adaptation

100

This monotheistic religion is centered on the teachings of Jesus Christ.  

What is Christianity?

100

What term describes factors like war, famine, or persecution that force people to leave their home country?

What are push factors?

100

Name the weather phenomenon characterized by the warming of Pacific Ocean waters that disrupts global weather patterns.  

What is El Niño?

200

This system helps geographers analyze spatial data by layering maps to visualize relationships.

What is GIS?

200

What is it called when humans create terraced fields on mountainsides to farm?

Modification

200

Name the polytheistic religion that originated in India and includes beliefs in reincarnation and karma.

What is Hinduism?

200

Economic opportunities, safety, and better living conditions are examples of what forces influencing migration?

What are pull factors?

200

This natural disaster is caused by underwater earthquakes and can devastate coastal areas with massive waves.  

What is a tsunami?

300

The development of this global communication network revolutionized information sharing and connected billions of people worldwide.  

What is the Internet?

300

Building dams to generate hydroelectric power is an example of how humans do this to their environment.

What is Modify?

300

Practitioners of this religion follow the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad and worship at mosques.  

What is Islam?

300

This type of migration is often caused by natural disasters like floods or droughts.  

What is environmental migration?

300

What is the name for the seasonal winds that bring heavy rainfall and sometimes cause floods in South Asia?  

What are monsoons?

400

Combining maps with data analysis, this system helps governments and businesses make decisions about resource management.

What is GIS?

400

Name the process where humans adapt their lifestyles to live in cold regions by using heated homes and insulated clothing.  

What is adapt to the environment?

400

This religion is associated with the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama and focuses on ending suffering through enlightenment.

What is Buddhism?

400

he availability of fertile farmland in the Americas during the colonial era is an example of this type of factor in migration.  

What is a pull factor?

400

Volcanic eruptions can both destroy landscapes and create new ones. What is the term for the molten rock expelled during an eruption?  

What is lava?

500

Farmers use this technology to monitor crops and optimize yields by tracking weather and soil conditions.

What is GPS?

500

Cultures often determine how humans interact with their surroundings. Name one cultural factor that influences land use.

What is religion or tradition?

500

This belief system, often found in indigenous cultures, attributes spiritual significance to animals, plants, and natural features.

What is animism?

500

This physical feature often acts as a natural barrier, shaping the routes of human migration.  

What is a mountain range?

500

These storms, common in the U.S. Midwest, are characterized by rotating winds and can cause extensive damage to small areas.  

 What are tornadoes?

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