Geography Virtual Day 1/27

Tourism

• an organization that keeps order, sets rules, and provides services for a society

• A human-made waterway through land for boats and ships

• to build settlements and develop trade in land that a country controls

• the travel business or industry

Canal

• a ruler with complete control

• A form of government by the people in which people often elect representatives to govern them

• A human-made waterway through land for boats and ships

• a raw material or energy source that replaces itself over time

Archipelago

• an action to overthrow a government by citizens or colonists

• a shaking of earth’s crust generally caused by the collision of sliding tectonic plates

• A chain of islands

• a plain high above sea level that usually has a cliff on all sides

Isthmus

• A chain of islands

• a ruler with complete control

• A section of earth’s crust that floats on earth’s mantle

• A narrow strip connecting to large land areas

dictator

• a ruler with complete control

• A narrow strip connecting to large land areas

• A form of government by the people in which people often elect representatives to govern them

•  the process by which rocks and soil break apart and are worn away

democracy

• A form of government by the people in which people often elect representatives to govern them

• a fee paid to a government for public services

• an action to overthrow a government by citizens or colonists

• a raw material or energy source that replaces itself over time

Tax

• farming to grow only enough food for families to eat, not to sell

• a human-made waterway through land for boats and ship

• a system in which people produce, sell, and buy things

• a fee paid to a government for public services

Revolution

• a fee paid to a government for public services

•  an action to overthrow a government by citizens or colonists

• A chain of islands

• a raw material or energy source that replaces itself over time

Plain

• The process by which rocks and soil break apart and are worn away

• A level (flat) area of land

• An area along the rim of the Pacific Ocean where tectonic plates meet, causing many volcanoes and earthquakes

• When day and night are of equal length; occurs twice each year on March 21 or 22 and September 21 or 22​

Peninsula

• A body of land surrounded on three sides by water

• The average condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time

• How the people in a region think, behave, and live

• Unfinished or natural materials such as minerals, oil, or coal used to make finished products