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| The definition of geography is |
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| The study of Earth and its people |
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| A naturally formed object on Earth's surface |
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| The largest bodies of water on Earth are |
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| Weather over a long period of time is |
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| Two halves of the globes are |
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| The resources archaeologists use to study Earth are |
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| primary sources, secondary sources, oral history |
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| A first-hand experience is what type of source? |
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| Sources that are created after an event by people who did not experience it are |
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| A human or human-like creature that walks on two feet |
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| Measures distances north and south of the equator |
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| Measures distances east and west of the prime meridian |
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| The main line of latitude |
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| The main line of longitude |
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| Which continent do archaeologists believe humans/hominids first appeared on? |
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| features people created, like cities and states, and boundaries |
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| The type of map that shows certain information about a place or region |
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| Maps that show features on Earth's surface, such as landforms and bodies of water, are |
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| Why are maps less accurate than globes? |
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| They become distorted when flattened |
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| One of the 7 large landmasses that make up Earth is a |
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