The ____is an imaginary line that divides the world into the Northern and Southern hemispheres.

The study of Earth's land, water, air, and people is called____.

The five largest bodies of water on Earth are called____.

A____is a deep narrow valley with steep sides.

A____helps you find out distances on a map.

You can find out what symbols on a map stand for in the____.

North, east, south, west are all examples of____.

People can ____ to cold weather by wearing warm clothes.

Using natural resources wisely is called____.

Anything that makes air, water, or soil dirty or unsafe is called ____.

A(n) ____ is an area with common features that set it apart from other areas.

An earthquake is an example of a(n) ____.

In the past, Native Americans would ____ goods to get the things they needed.

The ____ of a place is made up of its air, water, soil, and living things.

People in a Native American group or ____ share common traditions.

The equator and prime meridian divide the world into ____.

Which of these is completely in the Southern Hemisphere?

The United States is made up of many different ____.

How many states are in the United States?

What does the Statue of Liberty stand for?

What is part of the physical geography of Las Cruces, New Mexico?

What do you think the climate is like in San Diego?

What items did Native American groups use to make jewelry and decorations?

Which is an example of a Native American tradition?

You want to go from the Everglades to the Statue of Liberty. In which direction will you travel?

From the Statue of Liberty, what direction is Mount Rushmore?

Which place on the map is furthest south?