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Region
Movement
Human/Environment Interaction
Location
100

Due to the location of the Himalayas at its northern border, this vast sub-continent has a natural boundary between it and its neighbors. 

What is India?

100

A region typically noted by its concentration of oil reserves, central location, and large Muslim population.  

What is the Middle East? 

100

This resource is the predominant export of the Middle Eastern region of Asia and accounts for the source of wealth in countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar. 

What is oil?

100

China's attempt to stop flooding led to the creation of this massive hydroelectric structure on the Yangtze River?

What is the Three Gorges Dam?
100

This Asian region contains one of two double-landlocked countries.

What is Central Asia? (Uzbekistan)

200

The Alps touch nearly every country in this European region. 

What is Central Europe? 

200

Many of these countries, once under Russian control, claimed independence after the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 90s.

What is known as Eastern Europe?

200

These three major religions sprung out of the Middle East, known as the birthplace of civilization. 

Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. 

200

As a result of the earth's tilt, the people of the Arctic Circle have to adapt to what phenomenon?

What are 6 months of darkness and 6 months of light?

200

Due to its proximity, many of these countries were easy targets for the spread of Russian communism. 

What are the Balkan and Baltic countries? (Eastern Europe also accepted). 

300

Due to its low elevation and miles of coastline, this country has had to create adaptations to combat floods. 

What is the Netherlands?

300

These four countries are often referred to colloquially as simply "the U.K". 

What are England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland? 

300

Every western country can likely find influences such as the alphabet, roads, or calendar from this ancient empire.

What is the Roman Empire?

300

The low-lying Netherlands solution to combat the flooding of their complex coastline while maintaining inland river flow. 

What is the Delta Works? 

300

This continent, often referred to as simply "Australia", refers to a large section of the Pacific Ocean that contains many islands. 

What is Oceania?

400

A huge shelf of ice surrounded by freezing ocean water at the southernmost point of the globe. 

What is Antarctica?

400

This region's proximity to the largest inland sea allowed for the spread of Christianity and Roman-Greko culture throughout the world. 

What is Mediterranean Europe? 

400

This totalitarian form of government spread throughout Eastern Europe until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 and still influences the region today. 

What is communism?

400

These landlocked countries were once on a major trade route called The Silk Road, yet are now relatively isolated despite their ample resources. 

What is Central Asia (the "stans")

400

The US island state is actually located in these Pacific Islands. 

What is Polynesia?

500

The major European river carrying more traffic than any other river in the world.

What is the Rhine?

500

This region, while made up of distinct countries, shares a common thread of socialist governments, location near or in the Arctic Circle, and and outdoor/eco-friendly culture. 

What is Scandanavia?

500

This island continent was discovered by the Dutch, but later declared a penal colony by England which effectively began its formal settlement by Europeans. 

What is Australia?
500

After centuries of human use, this sacred Southern Asian river has become one of the most polluted rivers in the world. 

What is the Ganges River?

500

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