When writing absolute location, longitude is always listed first.

John Curtis is located across the street from St. Matthew School. This is an example of absolute location.

The farthest north or south a person can travel is________ degrees of the equator

The farthest east or west a person can travel is ______________ of the prime meridian

The absolute location of New Orleans is 30°N 90°W

The beginning line of latitude is the equator

three-dimensional representation of the earth

shows land forms, and bodies of water

imaginary line dividing the earth east and west

imaginary line dividing the earth north and south

mapmaker

study of the distribution and interaction of physical and human features on the earth

This system uses 30 satellites called Navstar, to get position on earth

Linear, time, and perception are all subcategories of the____________________ theme of geography

The absolute location of Baton Rouge would be and example of the _______________ theme of geography

People building the levees in New Orleans is an example of the______________________ theme of geography

The___________________ theme of geography answers the question, "What is it like?"

The__________________ theme of geography answer the question, "How are places similar or different?"

A seismograph measures the size of the waves caused by

A giant ocean wave that is sometimes caused by an earthquake is called

Magma can flow out of cracks in the earth's surface as

According to the theory, the entire Earth was once one super continent called Pangaea

An example of a divergent boundary is the Great Rift Valley

Climate is a theme of geography

Rime is a theme of geography

Weathered material that is moved is eroded

What type of extreme weather results from air moving across warm ocean waters?

What deadly form of weather contains a funnel-shaped column of spiraling air?

What is another name for trees that have broad leaves?

What is another word for needle leaf trees?

The Earth revolves around the sun, which is one reason why the Earth experiences seasons

New Orleans is a humid subtropical climate region.

Tokyo is the most populated city in the world.

India is the third most populated state in the world.

There are 7.5 billion people that live in the world today.

Islam, Judaism, and ___________ claim Abraham as their founder.

_____________is the most populated city in the US.

The most densely populated state in the US is _________________

In a ________ citizens vote for representative to serve them in the central government.

The_____________ of an area might be expressed as 26.8 people per square mile

In a ________, the consumers decide what items are produced.

Which is the climate region for New Orleans, Louisiana

Which land form encompasses over 4,000 square miles of tall grasses, trees, and swampland?

Which of these are hundreds of millions of years old and have been worn down by weather and other natural elements?

Which of these connects the Great Lakes to the to the Atlantic Ocean by a series of locks that raise or lower water levels?

Which of these borders states such as Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Louisiana?

____________ is the largest country landwise.

Mt. McKinley is also known as Mt. Denali

The US is a ___________ country.

In the 1800s, the tensions that developed and grew between the North and South regions of the US were a result as____________.

The transaction of 1803 that nearly doubled the area of the US is known as the____________.

Power divided between the state and federal government is known as a________________.

Jefferson Parish, St. Bernard Parish and St. Tammany Parish are all part of the New Orleans_____________.

In the postindustrial economy in the US, a majority of Americans now have jobs in the service industries.

The US is composed of a diverse group of races and ethnicities, arts and popular culture, and languages and religions.

The largest minority group in the US is _________.

The second most spoken language in the US is Spanish.

Which of the following did NOT happen as a result of the arrival of 14 million immigrants in the US between 1860 to 1900?

The subregion of the US also known as "the rustbelt" is_____________

The population of California is _______ than the population of Canada

Quebec is ______ populated than Ontario

__________ in Canada are similar to states in the US in the fact that they have their own governments as well as answer to the national government.

The capital of Canada is ________.

Osama bin Laden Planned the attack on the Twin Towers.

Canada practices a Parliament form of government

Adoption of the Constitution

Beginning of the Civil War

French and Indian War ends.

Signing of the Declaration of Independence

Louisiana Purchase

Canada gained its independence_________

The prime minister of Canada is Justin Trudo

Canadas main partner in trade is______________

Which of these describes the surprise use of violence by an individual or group to intimidate a government or civilian population to achieve social or political ends?

Which of these is the process of immigrants from a minority culture taking on the language and the customs of the dominant culture

Which of these can become overused and strained in a community that experiences heavy commuter traffic?