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100

This map is used by scientist mainly.

What is a Thematic Map?

100

North America is home to these three nations.

What is Mexico, Canada, and U.S.?

100
This mountain range is stretches over 5,500 miles long the west coast of South America. 

What is the Andes Mountain?

100

This painting was stolen from the Louvre Museum in 1911 in Paris, Francis. It returned three years later and became even more famous!

What is the Mona Lisa?

100

This materials that humans use to trade, eat, use and more are found in Nature.

What is Natural Resources? 

200

This imaginary line goes hot dog style or up and down. It divides the world from East to West.

What is the prime meridian?

200

This North America physical system is needs warm water, vast open area and the Earth's rotation to form. 

What is a hurricane?

200

This river begins at the Andes Mountains and flows 4000 miles east. 

What is the Amazon river?

200

War, problems with production and delivery is causing the prices of this essential product to millions of drivers to go up. 

What is gas prices?

200

North America has climates that go from tropical in Mexico to freezing artic winter in Canada.

What is temperate?

300

This imaginary line goes hamburger style or side to side and it divides the world north and south. 

What is the equator?

300

This is a natural border between the United States and Canada. Used for natural resources and used to trade between the two nations. 

What is the Great Lakes? 

300

This empire was 12 million strong but they were later conquered by the Spanish in 1532.

What is the Inca?

300

This is man was the first to invent a light that could last 13 hours, which was a big deal back in his day.

Who is Thomas Edison?
300

These natural resources like Iron, Petroleum, and phosphates are found this continent. 



What is North America?

Double Jeopardy: This is a street in North Charleston named after one the three previously mentioned natural resource. 

400

This fun saying is used to teach to students the compass on a map and remember their directions. 

What is Never Eat Shredded Wheat?

400

These political regions (imaginary borders) belong to a certain nation. Examples are as follows: Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Alberta, and more!

What is Political Regions of Canada?

400

The Spanish brought over this with them and is devasted the native peoples of South America. 

What are diseases?

400
She was the first woman to fly across the United States. She then went on to try a fly across the world. Her disappearance along with her friend as remind a mystery. 

Who is Amelia Earhart? 

400

These natural resources like tin, gold, and iron ore are found in these group of nations under North America.

What is Central America?

500

This map is used for hikers and campers and geologist to see the terrain of an area.

What is a Physical Map?
500

This region of North America has fertile soil and was used to grow crops that feed the nation. There was big "Dust Bowl" in the 1930's that destroyed crops.  

What is the Great Plains?

500

This is the largest country in South America and was colonized by the Portguese in 1500's.

What is Brazil?

500

This country is the opposite of the U.S. 

The U.S. believes in liberty, freedom and individualism. While this country has a leader that all powerful, the government owns everything.

What is North Korea?

500

Double Jeopardy: this is where you bet some or all of your money. You could double your money or lose it all you must answer.

This is something you are 100% capable everyday because you are all good kids. 

What is Good Choices?