Culture
Cultural Diffusion
Adaptation & Modification
Latitude & Longitude
Continents
100

The total way of life of a group of people, including their language, food, beliefs, and customs.

culture

100

The popular Italian dish made with sauce and cheese that spread globally to become an American staple

pizza

100

Putting on a heavy winter coat, gloves, and a hat when it snows is an example of human ______

adaptation

100

The primary line of latitude, located at 0 degrees, that divides the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres

Equator

100

The largest continent on Earth in both size and population

asia

200

A geographic area where people share common cultural traits, such as language or religion.

culture region

200

This global sports tournament held every four years helps diffuse soccer rules and fandom across all continents.

FIFA World cup

200

Building a huge concrete dam across a river to create a lake and generate electricity is human ______.

modification

200

The imaginary line of longitude located at 0 degrees that passes through Greenwich, England.

Prime Meridian

200

The frozen continent at the bottom of the world where no humans live permanently.

Antarctica

300

A custom or belief that is handed down from generation to generation within a community.

tradition

300

The main process through which cultural traits spread from one society to another due to movement, trade, or war.

cultural diffusion

300

Digging long ditches or laying pipes to move river water to dry farmland is called this.

irrigation

300

Combining latitude and longitude coordinates gives you this exact point on Earth, as opposed to a relative location.

absolute location

300

Home to Canada, the United States, and Mexico, this is the third-largest continent by area.

North America

400

The primary system of communication—spoken, written, or signed—that forms the backbone of any culture.

Language

400

The technology tool that allows cultural traits like music, memes, and videos to diffuse instantly around the world today.

Internet (or social media)

400

Coal, oil, and gold mines dug deep underground represent this type of environmental change.

modification

400

These lines run North to South on a globe and meet at the poles.

longitude

400

Combining Europe and Asia into a single continuous landmass yields this combined geographical term.

Eurasia

500

A sense of confusion when facing a different culture

culture shock

500

Tacos becoming one of the most popular fast foods in the United States is an example of this.

cultural diffusion

500

Cutting down vast areas of trees to make space for towns, farms, or timber is an environmental modification known as this.

deforestation

500

what are the two lines that measure 0 degrees?

prime meridian and equator

500

The supercontinent that existed millions of years ago when all 7 continents were joined together.

Pangaea