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57 Cards in this Set

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Countries part of the Oceania
Austrailia
New Zealand
South Pacific
Pacific Islands
Major Pacific Islands?
Melanesia
Micronesia
Polynesia
- old folded mountains
- Steel escarpement, NZ broke away
- high snowy mountains
Eastern highlands - Australia
- hot and dry
- Great Artesian Basin
- abriculture and farming
Interior lowlands - Australia
an aquifer called...?
Great Artesian Basin
- Very dry
- Flat desert
- poor farming
- erosion and weathering; resistant landforms
*Ayers Rock *Uluru
Western Plateau
a big tourist destination; land eroded around it
Ayers Rock
Part of New Zealand where:
- permanent snow fields
- further from equator
- alpine scenery (conifer trees)
South Island
Part of New Zealand where:
- rolling hills
- productive agriculture
- Warmer
- volcanic activity
North Island
has lowlands and coconuts
-global warming
Atoll
Land use of aborigines?
hunter and gatherers, made fires, little change
Maori land use?
-new zealand
-more change: intensive hunting and agriculture
European changes?
-livestock
-intensive agriculture
-mining; metals and minerals
Atomic bomb testing in?
Bikini Atoll
The pollution from the atomic testing brought it to...
Renegelap islands
irish activists are what religion?
Catholics
A pact with Maori to keep land and rights.
Treaty of Waitangi
Most common religion in Australia
Christianity
Land owned by no one
Terra Nullius
"people of the land"
New Zealand
Tangeta Whenua
Australia's immigration policy sought to maintain a European look; it restricted immigration to ppl from N. Europe.
White Australia Policy
- Canadian shield
- interior lowlands
- great plains
- agriculture
Central Lowland
- Major eastern landform
- high crests(lower than the west)
Appalachian Mountains
- Mountains (Sierra, Cascade, Rocky)
- old rocky mountains; round and eroded
- Intermontane Basin
- Colorado Plateau
West Mountain Ranges
- long growing season
- temperate forest
- more chance to do agriculture
South Great Lakes
- Coniferous trees
- permafrost (tundra)
- Alaskan glaciers - calving
North Great Lakes
- Seasonal range in temperature
- Not near the ocean
Continental Climate - Midwest
Europeans fighting each other in colonized areas throughout the world
7 yrs war
North America phase (France vs Britain)
French and Indian War
- Gained independence from Britain
American Revolution
Natural resources unprocessed and are exported to areas where they are manufactured into end products
Canadian's Staple Economy
Countries part of the southern cone
Paraguay
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Raised areas between mountains
- flat, cool, and wet (Good for agriculture)
- floating villages
Altiplano
Tallest waterfall
Angel Falls
Area where 2 tetonic plates meet and move towards one another; slides under another and form volcanoes
- folded mountains
Subduction
Kills original tree and becomes it's own structure
Matapalo
Low, tropical agriculture, bananas
Tierra Caliente
Cooler, coffee, banana plants
Tierra Templada
Colder, potatoes, tubers
Tierra Fria
"Ice cream" zone, llamas, alpaca
Tierra Helada
Explorer that landed in Mexico; Conquered Aztec Empire
Henan Cortez
Inca Ruins; "Face of the Inca"
Macho Picho
Division between East(Portugal) and West(Spain); Pope drew a demarcation line through Latin American
Treaty of Tordesillas
Tikal, Guatemala
Lots of rainforests
Native american language of South America
Quechua
Maya people
Lacandon
Blanco
Spanish Descent
Indigenous
Native American
Afro-Latin American
African ancestry
Mestizo
mixture of European and indigenous
Mulatto
African and European ancestry
Zambo
African and Indian descent
Most common languages in South America
Spanish and Poruguese, and Quechua in Aymara and Chapalache
Most common religion in South America
Catholic
Hacienda
Plantation and mines
Explorer that found the Incan Empire
Francisco Pizarro
African and Catholic Religions
Candomble