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3 years ago

Match the correct definition to its vocabulary term I WILL GIVE BRAILIEST BE SERIOUS OR ELSE

Geography

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Brrunno [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Cultural Characteristics : Human features of the land

Headwaters : The source of a river

Hydroelectric: Electricity that is produced by water

Physical Characteristics: Natural features of the land/natural to the environment

Spatial Pattern: Places that share common features

Temperate : Mild (Climate)

Tributary : Snow melting into streams, into larger streams, into rivers

Commerce: Trade and travel

Lowlands : A dry streambed

Pacific Rim: An economic region where all countries border the pacific ocean

Plateau : High, Flat land

Region : The location and arrangement of natural and human features of the land.

Coulee : Plains and valleys (of the Puget Sound)

Dormant: Inactive

Fault : Fracture in the Earth's crust

Lahar: Large mudflows with boulders and uprooted trees

Loess : Mix of volcanic ash and dust carried by wind

Molten: Liquid

Subterranean : Underground

Tectonic : Forces within earth that cause movements in the crust

Fossil fuels: Underground deposits of coal that can be burnt.

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