Regions And Movement

ANon-renewable resource usually made from decayed organic (living) material. Example coal BEnergy that can be easily replaced CEnergy that can be created with little or no waste and little or no harm to the enviroment DEnergy that cannot be easily be replaced

AEnergy that can be easily replaced BNon-renewable resource usually made from decayed organic (living) material. Example coal CEnergy that can be created with little or no waste and little or no harm to the enviroment DEnergy that cannot be easily be replaced

ANon-renewable resource usually made from decayed organic (living) material. Example coal BEnergy that cannot be easily be replaced CEnergy that can be created with little or no waste and little or no harm to the enviroment DEnergy that can be easily replaced

Awhen different ways of life clash BThe transportation of people, products, or ideas Caccepting other cultures and being aware of cultural differences Dthe number of people who can be supported at a sustainable level in an area with given resources and technology

AThe transportation of people, products, or ideas BLand areas Chuman made zones like countries Dan area with similar characteristics that make it distinct from other areas.

Athe number of people who can be supported at a sustainable level in an area with given resources and technology BThe slow increase of the earth's average temperature Cdestroying forests to make room for farming DThe spreading of deserts due to poor soil treatment and lack of water

AResources made in nature BFarm land CA specific area with certain characteristics DAmount of materials in a given area

AAltitude BArable CDesertification DHeight

ATissues BVaccines CIndoor Plumbing DSanitation

AThe average temperature and precipitation BThe daily temperature and precipitation CWhat is happening outside DThe weekly pattern of temperature and precipitation

AThe daily temperature and precipitation BThe average temperature and precipitation CWhat is happening outside DThe weekly pattern of temperature and precipitation

ABetter Medication BOne Child Policy CIncreased food production Dhigher birth than death rate

AEating more chicken BDrilling for oil in the oceans CCreating alternative energy sources DExploring other planets as potential homes