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Geography
The study of people, their environment, and their resources.
History
Account of what has happened in the lives of different people.
Latitude
Distance north or south from the equator.
longitude
Distance east or west from the Prime Meridain.
irrigate
To bring water to an area.
globe
Sphere with a map of earth printed on it.
cartographer
Person who makes maps.
map projection
Way of drawing the earth on a flat surface.
hemishere
Half of the earth.
equatar
Imaginary line that lies at zero degrees latitude.
prime meridian
Imaginary line that lies 0 degrees longitude.
standard time zones
One of 24 divisions of the earth, each an hour apart.
isthmus
Narrow strip of land.
mountains
High, steep, rugged, land, usually at least ,1,000 feet above the surronding.
elevation
Height above sea level.
hills
Area of raised land that is lower and more rounded than a mountain.
plains
Broad area of fairly level land.
plateaus
Raised plain.
tributaries
Stream or smaller river that flows into a bigger river.
weather
Condition of the earth's atmosphere at any given time and place.
climate
Average weather of a place over a period of 20 to 30 years.
precipitation
Water that falls as rain, sleet, hail, or snow.
altitude
Height above sea level.