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21 Cards in this Set

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Interdependent
- a relationship in which each member is mutually dependent on the other
diffusion
- one of several transport phenomena that occur in nature
trade
- is the transfer of ownership of goods and services from one person or entity to another
longitude
- an angular measurement
latitude
- specifies the north-south position of a point on the Earth's surface
Migration
- a process in evolution and populations' genetics
Immigration
- moving from one place to another
Geography
- is the science that studies the lands, the feature, and the inhabitants
Racism
- a bigotry of a person with different religion, skin or personality
Ethocentrism
- judging another culture solely by the values and standard one's own culture
Infant mortality rate
- the entry gives the number of deaths of infants under one year old
Where is the highest number of children born? Which continent is this place located?
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What are the 5 themes geographers use when talking about geography?
- location
- movement
- place
- interactions
- region
Where is the largest hole in the ozone?
- Arctic
Which two nations have the largest rainforest?
- Brazil
- Indonesia
What is the purpose of a dam?
- to separate water from a city or village
What is the story behind the "killer frogs"?
- the diseases that they carry from one person to another
Where is the world's largest desert?
- Sahara
Who has the highest number of children born?
China
What is the role of the CIA?
- provides national security intelligence assessment to senior United States policy makers
What is GDP and who is number 1?
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