Geo - Unit 05 Europe Vocabulary Quiz

Glaciation

• A form of energy conversion that captures heat energy heat energy from within Earth

• A non-indigenous species or non-native species that threatens ecosystems, habitats, or other species

• relating to or characteristic of a continent

• The practice and business of recreational travel based on concern for the environment

• A process by which glaciers form and spread

Geothermal Energy

• A form of energy conversion that captures heat energy heat energy from within Earth

• A non-indigenous species or non-native species that threatens ecosystems, habitats, or other species

• relating to or characteristic of a continent

• The practice and business of recreational travel based on concern for the environment

• A process by which glaciers form and spread

Continental

• A form of energy conversion that captures heat energy heat energy from within Earth

• A non-indigenous species or non-native species that threatens ecosystems, habitats, or other species

• relating to or characteristic of a continent

• The practice and business of recreational travel based on concern for the environment

• A process by which glaciers form and spread

Invasive Species

• A form of energy conversion that captures heat energy heat energy from within Earth

• A non-indigenous species or non-native species that threatens ecosystems, habitats, or other species

• relating to or characteristic of a continent

• The practice and business of recreational travel based on concern for the environment

• A process by which glaciers form and spread

Ecotourism

• A form of energy conversion that captures heat energy heat energy from within Earth

• A non-indigenous species or non-native species that threatens ecosystems, habitats, or other species

• relating to or characteristic of a continent

• The practice and business of recreational travel based on concern for the environment

• A process by which glaciers form and spread

Industrial Revolution

• The granting of self-rule to local and regional authorities

• An industry engaged in agriculture on a large scale, sometimes including the manufacture and distribution of farm supplies

• an economic system in which business leaders use profits to expand their companies

• The idea that society should be based on public ownership and communal control of property

• Beginning in the 1700s, the rapid, major change in the economy with the introduction of power-driven machinery

Industrial Capitalism

• The granting of self-rule to local and regional authorities

• An industry engaged in agriculture on a large scale, sometimes including the manufacture and distribution of farm supplies

• an economic system in which business leaders use profits to expand their companies

• The idea that society should be based on public ownership and communal control of property

• Beginning in the 1700s, the rapid, major change in the economy with the introduction of power-driven machinery

Communism

• The granting of self-rule to local and regional authorities

• An industry engaged in agriculture on a large scale, sometimes including the manufacture and distribution of farm supplies

• an economic system in which business leaders use profits to expand their companies

• The idea that society should be based on public ownership and communal control of property

• Beginning in the 1700s, the rapid, major change in the economy with the introduction of power-driven machinery

Devolution

• The granting of self-rule to local and regional authorities

• An industry engaged in agriculture on a large scale, sometimes including the manufacture and distribution of farm supplies

• an economic system in which business leaders use profits to expand their companies

• The idea that society should be based on public ownership and communal control of property

• Beginning in the 1700s, the rapid, major change in the economy with the introduction of power-driven machinery

Agribusiness

• The granting of self-rule to local and regional authorities

• An industry engaged in agriculture on a large scale, sometimes including the manufacture and distribution of farm supplies

• an economic system in which business leaders use profits to expand their companies

• The idea that society should be based on public ownership and communal control of property

• Beginning in the 1700s, the rapid, major change in the economy with the introduction of power-driven machinery