Imaginary lines that measure how far north or south a location is are called...
Lines of Latitude
What do you call a land mass that is surrounded by water on 3 sides?
Peninsula
What is a stereotype?
A generalized belief about a certain group.
Which religion practices in a synagogue?
Judaism/ Jewish people
Kenya
Imaginary lines that measure how far east or west a location is are called...?
Lines of Longitude
What is a narrow path of water that connects two larger bodies of water?
Africa went through a process of countries getting widespread independence. What was this called?
Decolonization
Which religion follows the five pillars of faith?
Islam
What is the newest country in the world after gaining their independence in 2011?
South Sudan
What is another name for 0* latitude?
Equator
What is a narrow piece of land that connects two larger land masses? (Hint: Panama)
Isthmus
How have women's roles in Africa changed in the past few decades?
Which of the 5 major religions believes in many, many gods?
Hinduism
What is the largest country on the Arabian Peninsula?
Saudi Arabia
Prime Meridian
Delta
Think about the cultural iceberg. What is a feature of culture that you can see? What is a feature of culture that would be "under the water"/ hidden
answers will vary
Does a wealthy country typically have a high or low birth rate? Why?
Typically low because there is better access to health care and women are more educated/ involved in the work force
What nation connects Africa to the Middle East?
Egypt
What line mostly follows 180* longitude but shifts around certain countries?
International Date Line
What is the official term for a group of islands?
Archipelago
What are 3 human rights from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
Answers may vary
What does HDI stand for, and what 3 things does it measure?
Human Development Index & measures the health of a country, the education in that country, and the standard of living
What city is the capital of Israel and what 3 major religions call this place holy?
Jerusalem; Judaism, Christianity, and Islam