Geography Final Review - 10th

A man-made waterway, often used for transportation and

irrigation.

• Irrigation

• Famine

• Empire

• Canal

The centralized location between the continents of Europe,

Asia, and Africa. A crossroads for trade.

• Tibetan Plateau

• Middle East

• Caribbean

• Western Nations

A large group of islands.

• Peninsula

• Archipelago

• Harbor

• Coastal

A surface drawing of the natural features of an area showing,

through shapes, symbols, and words, its geographic features.

Also called a topographical map.

• Human Geography

• Terrain

• Political Map

• Physical Map

A nation that has moved from a highly agricultural basis for its

economy to a more mechanized and technological economy.

• Industrialized Nation

• Indigenous

• Migration

• Globalization

The extreme scarcity or great shortage of food.

• Green Revolution

• Annexation

• Extensive

• Famine

A political unit comprising several territories or nations, ruled

by a single supreme authority.

• Topography

• Peninsula

• Empire

• Hinder

A seaport that does not freeze up, allowing year-round use.

• Monsoons

• Waterways

• Strait

• Warm Water Port

Where the land meets the sea.

• Coastal

• Diverse

• Ethnic

• Navigable

Waterways capable of permitting the passage of large ships.

• Abundance

• Irrigation

• Navigable

• Hinder