| Climate | | The condition of the atmosphere at a given place and time. |
| Migration | | The imaginary line that circles the globe halfway between the north and south poles. |
| Literacy Rate | | The land, water, climate, plants, and animals of an area |
| Limited Government | | The average number of people living in a given area. |
| Urban | | Explains what the symbols on a map represent |
| Constitutional Monarchy | | A learned system of shared beliefs and ways of doing things that guide a person's daily behavior. |
| Nonrenewable | | The number of deaths per 1000 in a country within a year. |
| Free Enterprise | | The study of the making buying and selling of goods and services. |
| Longitude | | A government in which leaders are held accountable by citizens through their constitutions and democractic processess |
| Environment | | Lines of Geography that run north to south but have degrees of east and west |
| Map | | The movement of ideas or behaviors from one region to another. |
| Latitude | | The movement of people from one place to another. |
| Limited Monarchy | | A government that has total over their citizens |
| Unlimited Government | | The number of people in a society that can read and write |
| Renewable | | The position of a place in relation to another places. |
| Diffusion | | The number of births per 1000 in a country within a year |
| Physical | | One who rules a country with complete authority |
| Political | | A political system in which citizens elect their leaders and rule by majority |
| Physical | | An English assembly made up of nobles and common people which has the power to pass and enforce laws. |
| Relative | | A map that includes country borders, capitals, cities and other places. |
| Prime Meridian | | Lines of Geography that run east to west but have degrees of north and south. |
| Weather | | The branch of geography that studies people past and present |
| Equator | | A flat diagram of all or part of earth's surface. |
| Absolute | | A map that features include mountain ranges, rivers, oceans islands and plains. |
| Birth Rate | | A extact location of a place on earth. |
| Hemispheres | | Resources, such as soils and forests, that can be replaced by Earth's natural processes. |
| Geography | | Resources, such as coal and oil, which cannot be replaced by Earth's natural processes |
| Death Rate | | The dry area on the leeward side of a mountain or mountain range. |
| Water Cycle | | The movement of water from earth's surface to the atmosphere and back |
| Human | | Nonrenewable resources formed from the remains of anicent plants and animals |
| Democracy | | The process in which countries are increasingly linked to each other through culture and trade. |
| Fossil Fuels | | An economic and political system in which the government owns most of the industries and makes most of the economic decisions |
| Dictator | | A scale model of Earth. |
| Command | | A territory ruled by a king or queen who has total power to govern |
| Parliament | | An economic system in which people, not government, decide what to make buy or sell. |
| Rain Shadow | | The imaginary line that runs through Greenwich England and represents 0 degrees longitude. |
| Legend | | The field of forecasting and reporting rainfall and temperatures. |
| Deforestation | | The branch of geography that studies earth's natural landscapes and physical systems |
| Population | | Monarchy's powers limited by law |
| Monarchy | | Missing phrase2 - 8 |
| Globalization | | The equator divides the globe into two halves. |
| Globe | | The study of earth's atmosphere and its people and how both impact each other. |
| Population Density | | A government with a monarch as head of state and a parliament or other legislature that makes laws |
| Economics | | The destruction or loss of forest area. |
| Culture | | The weather conditions in an area over a long period of time. |
| Meteorology | | The total number of people in a given area. |
