Social Studies 7 Jeopardy Template

Definitions	Map Skills	Earth's Physical Geography	Earth's Human Geography	Economic Systems
100 What is the condition of a place from day to day weather	100 What is the order of locating an exact place on a map One must first use latitude and then longitude	100 What is a string of volcanoes and earthquakes in the Pacific Ocean Ring of Fire	100 What is population distrubution The way the population is spread out over an area	100 What is capitalism and tell what kind of government system America has A system where private individuals owns most business. America has a mixed government system
200 What is the theory of a single landmass that broke apart to form today's separate continents. Pangea	200 What is the direction of Australia from Canada Southeast	200 Of the mantle, crust, and core, which is the layer that we live on Crust	200 Why do some regions have larger population than others Larger populations have good soil and plenty of water	200 What is a nation state and give an example Nation state is a state that is independent of other states. Vatican City in Rome
300 What is the number of deaths each year per 1,000 people Death rate	300 What is the difference between 0 degrees latitude and 0 degrees longitude 0 degrees latitude is the imaginary line of the equator, and 0 degrees longitude is the imaginary line of the Prime Meridian	300 What is the percentage of water that covers the Earth's surface 70 %	300 What is the reason populations have risen rapidly in recent times Better farming methods and advances in health and medicine	300 What is the difference between consumers and producers Consumers are people who use products and producers who own, make, and work on products
400 What are nations with many industries and advanced technology Developed nations	400 Besides the actual map of a country, name two other items found on a map Key, Compass rose, Scale	400 What forces inside Earth cause mountains to form? The pressure from two plates pushing against each other cause the Earth's crust to bend and buckle	400 What is the difference between involuntary migration and voluntary migration Involuntary migration is when people are forced to move (slavery, prisoners to sentences), while voluntary migration is when people choose to move for better living, freedom to worship, better jobs etc.	400 Why do countries trade with each other They take advantage of each others special strengths
500 What is the migration theory of difficulties that "push" people to leave their homes, while better opportunities "pulls" them to a new country This is known as the push-Pull theory	500 What is how to find the distance between two places Measure the two places by putting two dots on the edge of a paper. Place the dots on the scale found on the map and calculate the distance in miles or km	500 How is erosion different from weathering Weathering is a process where water, ice, and living thingsthat breaks down rocks into small pieces. Erosion is the removal of small pieces of rock by water, ice or wind	500 Name two effects of population growth Lack of jobs, schools, public services, dangers to environment	500 What are some reasons a country might want to join a trade alliance To be able to get goods from its partners more cheaply, and to gain new place to sell its goods

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