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We measure latitude and longitude in
What is degrees?
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This is to big to be convenient, but are gives accurate size and detail.
What is globes?
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The average temperature and sky from day to day
What is weather?
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The number of people per square mile
What is population density?
100
Language, values, and religious beliefs are features of a
What is culture?
200
The grouping of places that share human or physical features.
What is regions?
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Distance on a map can be determined by using
What is a scale bar?
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The average weather over many years
What is climate?
200
urbanization
What is the growth of cities?
200
When a culture has cities and a system of writing it is known as
What is a civilization?
300
This theme explains how people, ideas, and goods get from on place to another.
What is movement?
300
Seasons are caused by
What is the tilt of the earth?
300
Many plants grow in this region of the world because there is plenty of heat, sunlight, and rain.
What is a rain forest?
300
Major problems in developed countries
What is pollution?
300
When people share a culture it is known as
What is a society?
400
Two basic questions geographers always ask
What is "Where are things located?, and "Why are they there?"
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Most of the Earth is covered by
What is water?
400
Vertical climate zones depends on its
What is elevation?
400
Regions that share a government is known as
What is states?
400
The social unit most reponsible for teaching the customs and traditions of a culture is the
What is Family?
500
absolute and relative
What is location?
500
the greatest forces within the Earth that helps to reshape the planet's surface is
What is heat?
500
Climate zones are best explained by using lines of
What is latitude?
500
What will be produced, How will it be produced, and for whom it will be produced
What is the three basic economic questions?
500
the movement of customs and ideas is known as
What is cultural diffusion?