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A --- is an area with at least one feature that makes it different from other areas. |
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Regions differ from each other, but they still --- on one another. |
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Regions are interdependent because they depend on one another for ---, ---, and ---. |
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resources, products, and services |
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When do people modify, or change, regions? |
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Regions change when people modify, or change, the environment to meet their needs. |
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Regions can be divided into --- groups. |
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political, economic, cultural, physical, and by geography |
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A --- region is a place where people share a government. |
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Every ---, ---, and --- is a politcal region. |
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All the people who live in a city follow the same
local --- and have the same city leaders. |
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Washington D.C. is an example of a --- region because it is a city where people share a govenment. |
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Why do people divide places into political regions? |
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It helps people live and govern in an organized way. |
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Why are places divided into regions? |
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It makes places easier to describe and understand. |
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What countries share the world's longest unprotected political border? |
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Canada and the United States |
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The United States has --- levels of government. |
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What are the three levels of government in the United States? |
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federal, state, and local |
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What are physical regions based on? |
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Physical regions are based on natural features that include landforms, rivers, climates, wildlife, and natural vegetation. |
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What are some ways in which people modify their environment to meed their needs? |
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clearing forests, plowing land, damming rivers, digging lakes, mines or wells. |
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--- regions are based on the way people in an area use resources to meet their needs. |
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A --- region is an area in which the people share certain ways of life. |
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What are some examples of regions based on culture? |
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religion, language, or ethnicity |
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Why is Little Havana in Miami, Florida a cultural region? |
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People who live in Little Havana in Miami, Florida have a Cuban background. |
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An --- group is made up of people from the same country or people with a shared way of life. |
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--- is the way people use knowledge and tools to make or do something. |
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How does technology help people communicate? |
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It makes communication all over the world easier. |
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Communication is the way people send and receive information. |
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What are some ways in people use technology to communicate? |
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People can use telephone, cellular phones, fax machines and computers (e-mails) to communicate with each other. Television and radio are also forms of communication. |
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How does technology help people communicate between regions? |
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Technology allows people to see and hear what is happening if different regions. |
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--- is North America's largest politcal region (country). |
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Canada is made up of ---. |
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Complete this analogy.
United States:states::Canada: |
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Where is Mexico located in relation to the United States? |
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Mexico is located on the southern border of the United States. |
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Mexico is made up of --- just like the United States. |
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--- --- is a region that is made up of a narrow strip of land that connects North and South America. |
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--- --- is part of the Caribbean Islands and is a commonwealth of the United States. |
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A commonwealth is a territory of another country. The commonwealth governs itself. The commonwealth has the rights and protection of the main country, except the right to vote. |
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