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any characteristic of the Earth’s surface that was created by natural processes
physical geographic feature
region
climate
natural resources
a spatial area of land that is unified by a common characteristic, such as political unity, linguistic unity, or common climate patterns
region
physical geographic feature
climate
era
originating in a specific place or region
indigenous
nomad
adobe
native
someone who moves from place to place with no permanent home
nomad
indigenous
native
region
the process of growing plants and raising animals for food
agriculture
natural resources
climate
native
sun-dried bricks made from a mixture of mud with a small amount of straw or grass
adobe
natural resource
physical geographic feature
landmark
living or growing naturally in a particular place
native
region
natural resource
era
materials or substances that occur in nature
natural resources
indigenous
agriculture
era
a pattern of the combination of precipitation and temperature over time
climate
physical geographic feature
adobe
native
a period of time with distinct political, economic, social characteristics
era
native
climate
region
simple object (such as a tool or weapon) that was made by people in the past
artifacts
landmarks
escarpment
elevation
an object or structure on land that is easy to see and recognize
landmark
mound
elevation
waterway
the height of a place
elevation
canyon
prairie
mound
a large, mostly flat area of land in North America that has few trees and is covered in grasses
prairie
escarpment
landmarks
waterways
a deep valley with steep rock sides and often a stream or river flowing through it
canyon
elevation
prairie
a layer of rock or sand that can absorb and hold water
aquifer
waterways
artifacts
escarpment
a long cliff or steep slope that separates two flat or slightly sloped areas
escarpment
canyon
mound
prairie
a canal, river, etc., that is deep and wide enough for boats and ships to travel through
waterways
elevation
aquifer
waterways
a small hill or pile of dirt or stones
mound
artifacts
escarpment
elevation
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