Colonies
What is Virginia?
This continent has the most people.
What is Asia?
The four Hemispheres are
Memphis is located at 35 Degrees North and 90 Degrees West is an example of:
What is Absolute Location?
Australia is located (North/South) of the Equator.
What is South?
The last of the 13 Colonies that was founded.
What is Georgia?
This continent has the fewest people that live there.
What is Antarctica?
The three primary countries of North America.
What are Canada, Mexico and the USA?
Importing and Exporting of goods is an example of:
What is Movement?
The Hemisphere that is known more for being progressive politically. (Eastern or Western)
What is Western?
This "Carolina" was founded first.
What is North Carolina?
This continent has the most countries.
What is Africa?
The line that divides the world into Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
What is the Equator?
Infrastructure is an example of the Theme of Geography called:
What is Human Environment Interaction?
The acronym that helps us remember the 5 Themes of Geography is:
What is My Hand Really Likes Pizza?
What is Massachusetts?
This continent is also referred to as Oceania.
What is Australia?
What is the Prime Meridian?
Place is described as ___________ and ____________ characteristics.
What are Human and Physical?
The Silk Road Original Network of Trade is an example of this theme of Geography:
What is Movement?
The number of 13 Colonies that have the word "New" in it.
What is Three?
This continent is mostly in the Northern and Western Hemisphere.
North America
Lines of __________measure North and South while lines of ____________ measure East and West.
What is Latitude and Longitude?
3 of the Regions in the United States are:
What are the Midwest, Southwest, West, Southeast, Northeast, Northwest, and Mid-Atlantic?
The Seven Seas are:
What are the North Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Pacific, South Pacific, Southern, Indian, and Arctic Sea (Oceans)?