Geography
What is a continent that i ncludes the united States, Canada and Mexico
What Is North America
What is a large slowly moving mass of ice on land called
A glacier
Is a mountain a natural feature or human made structure
Natural Feature
Which natural wonder is a massive canyon carved mainly by the Colorado River.
The Grand Canyon
What is a fossil
preserved remains, impressions or traces of ancient living things
What imaginary line divides earth into the Northern and Southern Hemisphere?
The Equator
Which large ice age animal had thick fur and long curved tusk
The wolly mammoth
Is bridge a natural feature or human made feature
A human made feature
Where is the El Castillo in Chichen Itza Located
In Mexico
What is a Artifact
an Object made modified or ued by people in the past
What Imaginary Line Divides Earth into the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
What is The Prime Meridian
why did sea levels drop during the ice age glacial periods
More of earths water was stored in ice sheets glaciers on land
What is the difference between a natural made feature and a human made feature?
A natural feature forms through natural processes a human made feature is built by people
Name one The great Lakes
Lake Superior. Lake Michigan. Lake Erie. Lake Ontario
What is an Archipelago
A group or chain of islands
What was the Beringia and what two regions did it connect
A Beringia is and exposed land area/land bridge connecting northeastern Asia and Northwestern North America
A river flows through a city and people build a dam across it. Identify the natural feature and the human made structure
The river is the natural feature
The Dam is the human made feature/
What is the difference between the natural wonder and a human wonder
One forms naturally the other is constructed by people
Explain One way geography can influence the culture of community
people who live near the water will reply on fishing.
people who live in in grasslands may rely on hunting
explain howlower sea levels during the ICE AGE may have helped early people migrate to North America
Lower sea levels exposed Beringia allowing people to move between Asia and North America