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e-lub [12.9K]
3 years ago
15

1 . describing the location of a place in relation to another place 2 . natural surroundings of people 3 .exact place where a pl

ace is found 4. a line of longitude which is defined as 0 degrees that divided the earth in 2parts 5. growing only enough food to feed the farmers family 6. study of the earth and its people 7. process to take the salt out of salt water 8.branch of geography concerned with natural features of the earths surface 9.underground supply of water 10.person who lives by movin from place to place to follow herds of animals 11.the lines on a map or globe that run north and south 12.bringing in water from another location to water crops 13.the lines on a map or globe 14.branch of geography that deals with the boundaries divisions EXT
1.geography
2.relative location
3.political geography 4.nomad
5. desalination
6. Environment
7.latitude
8.physical geography
9.subsistence farming
10.aquifer
11.absolute location
12.longitude
13.prime meridian
14.Irrigation
match them up
History
2 answers:
zmey [24]3 years ago
7 0

Geography - 6

Relative Location - 1

Political Geography - 14

Nomad - 10

Desalination - 7

Environment - 2

Latitude - 4

Physical Geography - 8

Subsistence Farming - 5

Aquifer - 9

Absolute Location - 3

Longitude - 11

Prime Meridian - 13

Irrigation - 12

-EliteAnswers-

Novosadov [1.4K]3 years ago
3 0
1. relative location
2. environment
3. absolute location
4. prime meridian
5. subsistence farming
6. geography
7. desalination
8. physical geography
9. aquifer
10. nomad
11. longitude
12. irrigation
13. latitude
14. political geography




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