The system of customs, traditions, and habits that a group of people uses to make something of their world is known as what?

The art of mapmaking is called . . .

Detailed land features -- such as mountains, hills, elevations, rivers, and swamps -- are referred to as . . .

Each of the complete lines that run north and south around the globe forms a . . .

The main problem with any flat map is . . .

Each of the following is a type of map projection except . . .

What projection minimizes all four types of distortion?

Which map is most useful for showing wide regions?

A surveyor often determines his or her elevation at a particular place by referring to . . .

Use the map and your knowledge of latitude and longitude to locate the place at the following coordinates

1*N, 104*E

Use the map and your knowledge of latitude and longitude to choose the approximate coordinates of the place listed.

Manila, Philippines

Which of the following is not one of the three parts of the earth?

Wide areas of level land are called . . .

Wide areas of flat land that rise abruptly above surrounding land are . . .

A sheltered body of deep water next to the shore is called a . . .

The plate tectonics theory states that . . .

Many of the earth's mountains seem to have been formed by . . .

What is the most powerful force of erosion?

The effect of the earth's being "yanked" out from under the wind is called the . . .

Which of the following is not one of the three basic biomes?

The growing of large cash crops for profit is . . .

Also known as subsistence animal husbandry is . . .

All of the following are precious metals except . . .

Copper, lead, iron, and aluminum are useful when combined with other metals to form . . .

What fuel is derived from the remains of living things and generates most of the world's electricity?

What businesses take raw materials and change them into useful forms?

What is the application of science to industry?

Products that generally last less than a year are . . .

A ban on trading is called a(n) . . .

A unique pattern of speech within a single language family is a(n) . . .

The most prominent of the ten major language families is the . . .

Countries with dictatorial governments that force their people to revere and worship their supreme dictator are said to be . . .

Christ's command for believers to spread the gospel throughout the earth's peoples is the . . .

A large group of people with a common history and language who have developed a strong sense of identity is called a . . .

A group of people comprising a nation who have established their own government is a . . .

What term means "a state's unlimited authority to run affairs within its own borders"?

What occurs when people within a recognized state fight among themselves for control of their government?

Land that can be cultivated for the growth of crops is said to be . . .

One of the most widely recognized volunteer organizations in the world is the . . .

Which principle states that all people have a right to determine the type of government they will have?

The Maritime Provinces are similar to which American region?

Many descendants of British Loyalists live in which province?

The area of hard rock and poor soil that surrounds the Hudson Bay is . . .

Which of the following is an important industry in the Canadian Shield?

Which country won the Seven Years' War?

In which of the following provinces is French the official language?

What enabled large ships to travel the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Great Lakes?

Each Canadian province has a governor called a . . .

Winnipeg is the capital of . . .

Which city is famous for its rodeo?

The biggest industry of British Columbia is . . .

What territory was previously part of the Northwest Territories?

Nunavut is a territory set aside for . . .

The United States is considered a ____________ _____________ because Alaska and Hawaii are separated from the rest of the country by water or another country.

What are severe storms that sometimes hit the states of the Northeast called?

Which word best describes both the people and the geography of the United States?

The southern third of the United States, from the Carolinas to California, is called the . . .

The greatest population growth has been occurring in which section of the United States?

This current flows across the northwest coast of North America, bringing plentiful rains.

Which colony was founded by Roger Williams?

Which mountains run the length of Vermont?

On which famous monument in the Middle Atlantic states would you find this statement: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free"?

Which southern river flows from Knoxville into northern Alabama and then north through Kentucky to empty in the Ohio River?

The rich cropland in Alabama's river region has been called the . . .

Areas of rolling plains and high grasses that spread across the western half of the Midwest are the . . .

The site of the richest iron ore-producing mines in the United States is . . .

Which two cities are called the "Twin Cities"?

Which city is called the "mile-high city"?

Sierra Nevada means . . .

The area of California that has become famous for the production of computer technology is . . .

The mildest altitude zone is the . . .

What Indian civilization once occupied the region around modern-day Mexico City?

Which country currently controls the Panama Canal?

Which country is a member of the British Commonwealth?