What man-made body of water separates the Mediterranean Sea from the Red Sea and was created as a faster trade route from Europe to Asia?

Rivers such as the TIgris and Euphrates enrich the soil of Southwest Asia (Middle East) by

Much of the world’s oil supply is shipped through this narrow waterway that connects the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Aden.

The Persian Gulf attracts worldwide interest today because it

What is the most common landform in the Middle East?

Around what geographic feature would you expect to find most people in the Middle East living?

Which of the following are causes of water shortage or water scarcity in the Middle East? (There may be more than one answer.

The process of bringing water to dry land by man-made means

A prolonged period of time without rain

Growing just enough crops to feed oneself or one's own family

What makes it possible to farm in the dry desert areas of the Middle East?

All of the following are benefits to building dams along rivers EXCEPT:

All of the following are drawbacks to building a dam along a river EXCEPT:

Which term refers to areas that are extremely dry or parched?

Which terms refers to a shortage or not enough of something? (In the case of the MIddle East it refers to fresh water.)

What type of farming occurs when people raise just enough to feed their own family?

The process of removing salt from seawater in order to make is suitable to drink is referred to as ...

Which body of water in the Middle East is a freshwater resource and forms the border between Jordan and Israel?

Which country in the Middle East is generally cooler than the rest because of the high elevations and is the source or starting point for two of the region's main rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates?

Which Middle Eastern country has large deposits of oil and uses money made from the sale of oil to build desalination plants to help provide water for its citizens to use?

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