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Vocabulary
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100
This is the study of the world and all the living things in it
What is Geography?
100
Rocky Mountains, Appalachian Mountains, Continental Divide, and Great Plains are examples of this.
What are examples of landforms?
100
Not having as much of something as people would like.
What is Scarcity?
100
I'll give you a pencil for a pen. This is an example of what?
What is trade?
200
This is a feature on the surface of the land, such as a mountain, valley, or plataeu
What is landforms?
200
Largest mountain range on the east side of the United States.
What is the Appalachian Mountains?
200
Coal, natural, gas, and oil are types of this resource.
What is nonrenewable?
200
This type of person buys and sells goods.
What is a consumer?
300
This is the type of weather a place has over time.
What is climate?
300
High-steep, sided area rising above the surrounding area
What are plateau?
300
Tree's are an example of this resource.
What is renewable?
300
This type of person divides the United States into regions to learn more about the world.
What is a geographer?
400
The thing you give up when you decided to do or have something else.
What is opportunity cost?
400
This map shows cities, states, roads, and other man-made features.
What is a political map?
400
This is a tool, machine, or building people use to produce goods.
What are capital resources?
400
This is one way you can divide the United states into regions.
What is climate?
500
An area that has one or more features in common.
What is a region?
500
This map has landforms, bodies of water and other physical features.
What is a physical map?
500
The thing you give up when you decide to do or have something else.
What is opportunity cost?
500
When regions use this they can produce goods at a lower cost.
What is specialization?