Teaching History Ch. 1 and 2 Flashcards
The record of what has happened to mankind
history
the study of the earth
geography
the continents and islands of the Western Hemisphere
New World
Parts of the New World
North America, South America, and the many islands rising up out of the Caribbean Sea
the Tower of Bable is located near the
Middle East
the greatest migration in history was the
Tower of Babel
the movement of a group of people or animals form one part of the world to another
migration
the area of the earth that we call the Western Hemisphere or the New World
North America and South America
the narrow body of water that links the Arctic Ocean to the Pacific’s Bering Sea and separates Russia from Alaska is called
Bering Strait
a narrow body of water that connects two larger bodies of water
strait
setting in which certain types of plants and animals thrive
habitat
way of life
culture
the third largest continent
North America
north and south America was connected by
Isthmus of Panama
Mountains in North America
Rocky Mountains (west)
Appalachian Mountains (east)
Great Plains
Mt. Mckinley
the highest peak in North America
Mt. McKinley
The worlds largest bay
Hudson Bay
the worlds largest gulf
Gulf of Mexico
North America’s largest river
Mississippi River
the world’s largest island
Greenland
a land marked by mountains, canyons, a high central plateau, and two large peninsulas
Mexico
two large peninsulas in Mexico
Baja California and Yucatan
the most famous Indians who lived in Mexico were
the Aztecs
narrow bridge of land that connects North America to South America
Central America