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History is the record of what has happened to mankind. It is the true story of what man has done with the time God has given him. |
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The study of the earth including all the continents, islands, oceans, rivers, mountians,and plains that God created. The study of animals and their inhabitants, as well as people and their cultures is also part of geography. |
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The continents and islands of the Western Hemisphere.
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The half of earth comprising North America,Central America, and South America.
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The movement of a group of people or animals moving from one part of the world to the other. |
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The narrow body of water that link the Artic ocean to the Pacific Bering Sea and separates Russia from Alaska is called the Bering Srait. |
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A narrow body that connects two bodies of water.
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Setting in which certain of plants and animals thrive. |
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A given people or nation at a given time ; its costoms, arts, conveniences, etc. |
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Is the third largest continent.
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The largest peak in North America,has an altitude of 20,320 feet above sea level. |
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North America's longest river, provides hundreds of miles of waterway from its beginnings near the Canadian-American border to its mouth at the Gulp of Mexico. |
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The treeless artic plains north of the timberline form a region. |
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Are the coldest regions of the earth. |
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Permanantly frozen ground. |
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A sea bird that migrates farther than any other bird. |
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Little rodents 4 or 5 inches longthat look like fat, round mice. |
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A word which means "the people". |
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