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Review Geography Final - Geography Alive
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the trading of crops between lowland and highland areas
Tree Line
Terracing
Vertical Trade
Snow Line
2
Is flat land with a higher elevation than surrounding land (has a cliff at the edge)
Plateau
Strait
Gulf
Island
3
Where people live in, whether crowded together in cities or spread out across the countryside
Doubling Time
Zero Population Growth
Population Distribution
Famine
4
The length of time it takes for a population to double
Rate of natural increase
Famine
Doubling Time
Arable land
5
Land suitable for growing crops
Doubling Time
Famine
Arable land
Rate of natural increase
6
a river that was soon to join the Mississippi River, is a tributary
True
False
7
A Channel of water running between two pieces of land
Gulf
Strait
Island
Plateau
8
People who want to use the rainforest so they can sell wood for furniture and paper
Loggers
Settlers
Rubber Tappers
Cattle Ranchers
9
The number of people of animals the environment of an area can support
Carrying Capacity
Acclimatize
World Heritage Site
Exposure
10
If you were passing through a strait, you are on land, not water
False
True
11
All flat maps are distorted in some way
False
True
12
A severe shortage of food that results in widespread hunger
Zero Population Growth
Doubling Time
Population Distribution
Famine
13
The process of adjusting to lower oxygen levels at higher elevations
Carrying Capacity
Acclimatize
Exposure
World Heritage Site
14
Turns resources into goods to sell
Hunting and Gathering
Nomadic Herding
Trade and Manufacturing
Livestock Raising
15
The annual rate of population growth calculated by subtracting death rate from birth rate
Doubling Time
Rate of natural increase
Zero Population Growth
Famine
16
The division of land into zones based on elevation. Helps determine climate and vegetation
Altitudinal Zonation
Terracing
Snow Line
Tree Line
17
Small trees and bushes adapted to a Mediterranean climate
Coniferous forest
Chaparral
Broadleaf evergreen forest
Desert scrub
18
Moving around often to find food and water for their herds
Trade and Manufacturing
Nomadic Herding
Hunting and Gathering
Livestock Raising
19
A condition in which the population of a country does not grow, but remains stable
Famine
Doubling Time
Zero Population Growth
Population Distribution
20
Hawaii is an archipelago because it is a chain of islands
False
True
21
Australia and the United States are both in the Southern Hemisphere
False
True
22
People who want to use the rainforest so they can own land and farm
Loggers
Cattle Ranchers
Settlers
Rubber Tappers
23
The Prime Meridian is located at 180° Longitude
True
False
24
Panama's an an isthmus because its a narrow strip of land that connects North and South America
True
False
25
the lowest elevation on mountains where snow remains year round
Tree Line
Terracing
Snow Line
Vertical Trade
26
People who want to preserve the rainforest so they can live on their own land where they belong
Rubber Tappers
Loggers
Settlers
Native Amazonians
27
Raising Cattle, Sheep and goats on huge ranches
Nomadic Herding
Livestock Raising
Trade and Manufacturing
Hunting and Gathering
28
Permanent Ice and Snow, No Plant Life
Desert scrub
Chaparral
Ice Cap
Broadleaf evergreen forest
29
Trees with broad flat leaves that shed before winter
Coniferous forest
Broadleaf evergreen forest
Chaparral
Deciduous forest
30
the creation of flat areas where trees grow on a mountain
Vertical Trade
Snow Line
Tree Line
Terracing
31
People who want to use cleared areas of the rainforest so they can raise livestock
Settlers
Loggers
Rubber Tappers
Cattle Ranchers
32
Place of great natural of cultural value its been protected for future generations
World Heritage Site
Exposure
Acclimatize
Carrying Capacity
33
Arid region with few plants
Chaparral
Broadleaf evergreen forest
Coniferous forest
Desert
34
Growing only enough crops to feed a family
Trade and Manufacturing
Subsistence Farming
Nomadic Herding
Livestock Raising
35
The highest elevation where trees grow on a mountain
Tree Line
Snow Line
Altitudinal Zonation
Terracing
36
People who want to preserve the rainforest so they can collect valuable sap from its trees
Rubber Tappers
Settlers
Native Amazonians
Loggers
37
A body of saltwater, often enclosed by land
Plateau
Island
Gulf
Peninsula
38
A cordillera is a
The growing season in South America
group of mountain ranges
mythical creature that inhabits the Andes
collection of lakes
39
The Prime Meridian is located at 180° Longitude
False
True
40
A piece of land completely surrounded by water
Plateau
Gulf
Peninsula
Island
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Evergreen trees with needles and cones
Coniferous forest
Broadleaf evergreen forest
Ice Cap
Desert scrub
42
The harmful effects of cold, wind, of other extreme weather conditions
Exposure
World Heritage Site
Acclimatize
Carrying Capacity
43
This is the World’s highest navigable lake
Lake Titicaca
BigBottom Lake
Lake Mononoke
Stinkin Lake
44
Geography is the study of.....
cultural aspects of the earth
shapes and angles and measuring them to solve equations
physical land of the earth.
how the physical land interacts with the cultural elements
45
Land that is surrounded on three sides by water
Gulf
Plateau
Peninsula
Island