Regions
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- Q1PerceptualA region based on people's feelings and attitudes.
A region based on the type of government
A region based on physical features
A region focused on a central area and its surrounding land
30s - Q2Functional
A region based on people's feelings and ideas
A region that focuses on a central area and its surroundings.A region based on the type of government
A region based on the economy
30s - Q3Physical
A region based on daily life
A region based on physical fitness of the population
A region based on physical features.A region based on climate
30s - Q4Landforms
Features of arts like sculpture and dance
Features of the earth like mountains, islands, and plains.Features of daily life like food and clothing
Features of the economy like jobs and factories
30s - Q5Political
A region based on the country's resources
A region based on the country's voting record
A region based on the country's kind of government.A region based on art and history
30s - Q6Examples of political regions
tropical, forest, desert
county, state, country
president, congress, judge
mountain, plateau, plain
30s - Q7What are the political regions of Wauseon?
Dover Township, Lucas County, Ohio, USA
Clinton Township, Fulton County, Ohio, USAGerman Township, Henry County, Ohio, USA
Fulton Township, Clinton County, Ohio, USA
30s - Q8What do maps of political regions show?
rainfall, temperature, and humidity
borders, cities, states, and countries
religion, daily life, and history
mountains, rivers, and oceans
30s - Q9Culture regions are based on what traits or elements?
clothing, mountains, rivers, and history
food, restaurants, churches, and roads
language, religion, government, economic systems
cities, states, counties, and countries
30s - Q10What do maps of Culture regions show?
Locations of perceived areas
Large areas that have commonly shared culture elements
Locations of mountains, rivers, and plateaus
Locations of restaurants
30s - Q11A region that is based on a common feature?
Culture Region
Formal Region
Functional Region
Perceptual Region
30s - Q12What is an example of a formal region?
mountains, plains, plateaus
Daily life, history, arts
Ohio, mountains, Pacific Ocean
Corn Belt, Wheat Belt, Sun Belt
30s - Q13What is dialect?
The type of housing that is built
A local form of language that differs from the main language.A type of limited government
The lack of food
30s - Q14What is Cultural Diffusion?
The process of determining what type of government will rule
The process of determining what food will be eaten
The process of dividing the world into culture regions
The process of spreading new knowledge and skills to other cultures.30s - Q15What is Culture?
The beginning stages of a civilization
The language that is spoken
A way of life of a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs.The factors that determine what social group you belong to
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