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What is an ethnic group?
What is a group of people from the same country, of the same race, or with a shared culture.
100
What is a treaty?
What is an agreement between groups or countries?
100
What is natural vegetation?
What is the plant life that grows naturally in an area?
100
What are the tropics?
What is the Earth's warmest regions.
100
What is a province?
What is a political region similar to a state?
200
This means to change.
What is modify?
200
This is a wet area, usually warm, where tall trees, vines, and other plants grow close together.
What is a rain forest?
200
This is the use of knowledge or tools to make or do something.
What is technology?
200
This is an area with at least one feature that makes it different from other areas.
What is a region?
200
This is a flat, treeless plain frozen most of the year.
What is a tundra?
300
Communication is defined as:
What is the sending and receiving of information?
300
Territory is defined as:
What is an area owned and governed by a country?
300
Mexico is divided into states. States are divided into:
What are counties?
300
Having to do with a city means:
What is municipal.
300
Commonwealth is defined as:
What is a territory of a country that governs itself.
400
What are the three levels of government in the US?
What federal, state, and local government?
400
The US shares the world's longest unprotected border with this political region.
What is Canada?
400
True or False: Regions are all the same.
What is FALSE?
400
Why is Washington DC an example of a political region?
What is because it is a city where people share a government?
400
This region is defined as an area in which people share certain ways of life, including language.
What is a cultural region?
500
All regions are interdependent. What does this mean?
This means that regions depend on one another for resources, products, and services.
500
Why do people divide places into political regions?
What is it helps people live and govern in an organized way. It makes places easier to describe and understand.
500
What features are used to define a physical region?
What are landforms, rivers, lakes, oceans, climates, natural vegetation, elevation, or wildlife?
500
How can forms of communication connect regions?
What is they allow people to see and hear what is happening in different regions.
500
What are some reasons that people modify their environment to meet their needs?
What is they clear foresrs, plow land to farm, dam rivers.