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Key Terms Mr. Lip Map Misc. Cultures
World Cultures ReviewWorld Cultures Review
Key Terms Continued
This is a line on a map or globe that runs north and south and measures east
or west of the Prime Meridian.
A 100
What is longitude?
A 100
A 200
This is the study of people, their
environments, and their resources and how they relate to
each other.
What is geography?
A 200
This is line located at 0 degrees latitude.
A 300
What is the equator?
A 300
This is a line on a map or globe that runs east and west and measures distance north or south
of the equator
A 400
What is latitude?
A 400
This term refers to the way a place’s location
is perceived.
A 500
What is relative location?
A 500
This term is concerned with the reasons
people, goods, and ideas move from one place to another and
with the result of those movements.
B 100
What is movement?
B 100
This term is described in regards to its
physical environment and cultural features.
B 200
What is place?
B 200
B 300
This term provides a system of
classification based on identifiable
characteristics and patterns.
What is region?
B 300
This is known as a position of a place on the earth’s
surface.
B 400
B 400
What is location?
This term focuses on the ways in which people and societies have dealt with
or (adapted to) their environment.
B 500
Interaction with the Environment (Human-Environment
Interaction)
B 500
C 100
What are the Himalayas?
C 100
C 200
What is the Persian Gulf?
C 200
C 300
What are the Andes Mountains?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400
C 400
What is the Southern Ocean?
C 500
What is the Yellow (Huang He) River?
C 500
D 100
People govern themselves in this
form of government.
D 100
What is a democracy?
This is the total value of all of the goods and services produced
within the domestic borders of a nation.
D 200
What is GDP (Gross Domestic Product)?
D 200
This term means the movement of customs
or ideas from one place to another.
D 300
D 300
What is diffusion?
This is the ideal population for the Earth.
D 400
What is 2 billion people?
D 400
Name two characteristics of a developed country.
D 500
What is a country with a stable government and largely middle class population?
D 500
This is the method of social organization that helps people learn how they are expected to behave and act. It is
the most important unit of social organization.
E 100
What is family?
E 100
These describe daily behavior such as
clothing, actions, food, etc.
E 200
What are customs and traditions?
E 200
Hitler and Stalin are examples of this type of
government.
E 300
What is a dictatorship?
E 300
People form this to provide for common needs. These
needs include keeping order within a society and
protecting the society from outside threats.
E 400
What is a government?
E 400
E 500
This refers to how people use limited resources to satisfy their wants and
needs.
What is economics?
E 500
This term means all the things that make up a people’s way of life.
F 100
What is culture?
F 100
In this type of economy, the
government controls all businesses.
F 200
What is a command economy?
F 200
These rank people based upon their status in
comparison with others.
F 300
What is social class?
F 300
F 400
This refers to the ability of a person to read and write
effectively.
What is literacy rate?
F 400
F 500
This term means judging other cultures
by the standards of one’s own culture.
What is ethnocentrism?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
International Organizations
Please record your wager.
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Which international organization was established in the
aftermath of WWII in an attempt to stabilize
international relations and create a firm foundation
for peace? Click on screen to continue
What is The United Nations?
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Thank You for Playing World Cultures Jeopardy!