Geography: Consumption Patterns in the U.S.

WHat factors contribute to the High GDP in the U.S.?

Which climate would you see a mixed forest vegetation much like the U.S.?

A region drained by a river and its tributaries, a low lying area.

Small scrubby bushes, low grass, and moss is commonly found in which climate zone?

A narrow strip of land with sea on either side is called what?

What is NOT an immediate benefit of recycling?

Which of these is not a source of wealth?

What does the term "per capita" mean?

What two things does an economic activity map show?

Which of the following defines members of the global consumer class?

Which best describes a vertical axis?

Which climate zone is Alaska part of?

Which term means the total value of goods and services a country produces in a year?

Which term best describes a country with a high per capita GDP?

Which describes a developing country?

A map that shows population density is a type of what kind of map?

Why does the U.S. have a highly skilled workforce?

What is the main cause of hunger in the world?

What is a part of an ocean enclosed by an inward curving stretch of coastline?

Which country leads the world in oil consumption?

An area of low, flat land shaped like a triangle where a river splits and spreads out into branches

Which statement is most likely to be true of a developing country?

The gap between people with technology and people without is called what?

What is the most common form of land use in the U.S.?

desert scrub, grasslands, chaperral and evergreen forests are found on what type of thematic map?

Which one describes a horizontal axis on a graph of information?