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37 Cards in this Set
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Political Map |
Political Maps show the boundaries of countries, states, cities, towns, and counties. |
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Physical Map |
Physical Maps show the different landforms like plains, volcanoes, and mountains. |
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Geography |
: The study of the Earth. |
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Location |
: Particular place or position. |
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Longitude |
The distance from South to North on the Earth’s surface. |
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Latitude |
: The distance from East to West on the Earth’s surface. |
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Regions |
: A large and indefinite part of the Earth. |
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Landforms |
: A natural feature on the Earth’s surface. |
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Enlightenment |
: An era from the 1620’s to the 1780’s in which cultural and intellectual forces in Western Europe emphasized reason, analysis, and individualism. |
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Economic Independence |
: Women and men to exercise control over their lives and make genuine choices. |
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Culture |
: All the knowledge and values shared by a society. |
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Trade |
: the commercial exchange of goods and services. |
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Self-Government: |
government of a political unit by its own people. |
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Massacre |
: large scale slaughter; |
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Boycott: |
to avoid certain goods. |
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Alliance |
: Association |
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Constitution |
: A body of fundamental principles. |
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Compromise |
: A settlement or agreement regarding a dispute/conflict. |
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Values |
: moral principles that govern a person’s or group’s behavior. |
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Individual |
: a single person. |
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Rights |
: certain freedoms a person has. |
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Power |
: to have the authority or ability. |
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Shared |
: divided; split. |
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Principles |
: concepts or ideas. |
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Interpretation |
: a conception or understanding based off of an action or something that is said. |
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Conflict |
: to have a dispute or problem of some kind between two or more people/groups. |
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Economic Independence |
: a condition where women and men practice taking control of their lives and making genuine choices. |
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Precedence |
: To give more priority to someone or something. |
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Transition |
: the process of changing or switching from one place or time to another. |
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Neutrality |
: To support neither side of an argument or debate. |
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Transition of Power |
: to exchange authority or power from one place/person to another. |
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Democratic Stability |
: when a sustainable government is based on the rule of the people where the community thrives economically and with great stability. |
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Economic Freedom |
: the freedom to chose how to produce, sell, and use your own resources, while respecting other’s right to do the same. |
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Expansion: |
to become larger and more extensive. |
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Exploration: |
the action of traveling in an unknown area in order to learn about it. |
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Conflict |
: a serious disagreement or argument. |
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Nationalism |
: patriotic feeling, principles, or efforts. |