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16 Cards in this Set
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Large places that are often divided into smaller areas.
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Regions
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Something found in nature; such as weather, plant life, land, and water.
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Physical Feature
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The buildings, bridges, or roads that people have made for a place.
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Human-Made Feature
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The plants that grow in a region
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Vegetation
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A community that is in the city.
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Urban
Examples: Baton Rouge, New Orleans |
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A community that is just outside or close to a city.
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Suburb
Examples: Denham Springs is a suburb of Baton Rouge |
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A setting or community that has to do with the country. It is not a city or near a city. Usually it has large open land.
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Rural
Example: Watson was once a rural community. |
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a part that forms the outside edge of something
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border
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not real or natural
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artificial
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small, thin tools used for sewing
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needles
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a woman's scarf
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babushka
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leftover bits of cloth
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scraps
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a loaf of white bread, often braided, that is eaten at Jewish celebrations
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challah
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being very poor
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poverty
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a canopy under which Jewish weddings are performed
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huppa
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a bunch of flowers
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bouquet
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