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An imaginary line, or parallel, measuring distance north or south of the equator

An imaginary line, or parallel, measuring distance north or south of the equator. Latitude. The development and the growth of cities. Urbanization. A person who starts and runs a new business. Entrepreneur. To save discarded items, like cans or bottles so they can be used again. Recycle.

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An imaginary line, or parallel, measuring distance north or south of the equator

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  1. An imaginary line, or parallel, measuring distance north or south of the equator Latitude

  2. The development and the growth of cities Urbanization

  3. A person who starts and runs a new business Entrepreneur

  4. To save discarded items, like cans or bottles so they can be used again Recycle

  5. Area where people share the same beliefs and customs CulturalRegion

  6. A material found in nature that CAN be replaced, such as forests. Renewable Resource

  7. A direction halfway between two cardinal directions;NW,NE,SW,SE Intermediate Directions

  8. That which dirties the environment. Pollution

  9. People with the same customs and language, often having a common history. Ethnic Group

  10. A first hand account of an event or an artifact. Primary Source

  11. An imaginary line, or meridian, measuring distance east or west of the prime meridian. Longitude

  12. Variety;differences Diversity

  13. A map that highlights Earth’s natural features. Physical Map

  14. The protection and careful use of natural resources. Conservation

  15. The word describing a central or national government. Federal

  16. Any line of longitude east or west of Earth’s prime meridian. Meridian

  17. A person who leaves one country to live in another. Immigrant

  18. A person who buys and uses goods and services. Consumer

  19. Beliefs or ideals that guide the way people live. Values

  20. A fuel such as oil, natural gas and coal that is formed from the remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago. Fossil Fuel

  21. One of the four main points of the compass; north, south, east and west. Cardinal Directions

  22. Of the city Urban

  23. All the surroundings in which people, plants and animals live. Environment

  24. A person who studies the past. Historian

  25. A plan of government. In the US it is the supreme law and plan of the national government. Constitution

  26. A line of latitude Parallel

  27. All the living and nonliving things in a certain area Ecosystem

  28. An account of the past based on information from primary sources and written by someone who was not an eyewitness to those events. Secondary Source

  29. A map that shows the boundaries of states and countries. Political Map

  30. Of the countryside Rural

  31. A form of government where people choose representatives to run the government. Democratic Republic

  32. Meridian from which the longitude east and west is measured. It passes through Greenwich, England and it’s longitude is 0 degrees. Prime Meridian

  33. An economic system in which people can own property and businesses and are free to decide what to make, how much to produce and what price to charge. Free Enterprise

  34. A material found in nature that cannot be replaced, such as coal, oil and natural gas. Nonrenewable Resource

  35. A person born in a country or who becomes a member of that country by law. Citizen

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