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Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms from the lecture notes on geography, ancient civilizations, social structures, and religions.
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Geography
The study of the Earth's surfaces, features, and phenomena; from Greek GEO (Earth) and GRAPHIA (description).
Asia
The largest continent by land area and home to many early civilizations.
Australia
The smallest continent, surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans; home to unique wildlife.
Mt. Everest
The highest mountain on Earth.
Dead Sea
The lowest land point on Earth’s surface (below sea level).
Pacific Ocean
The largest ocean on Earth.
Atlantic Ocean
One of the five major oceans separating the Americas from Europe and Africa.
Indian Ocean
One of the five major oceans; located between Africa, Asia, and Australia.
Arctic Ocean
The northernmost ocean.
Southern Ocean
The ocean surrounding Antarctica.
Greenland
The largest island in the world.
Five Oceans
Arctic, Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Southern Ocean.
Two-Thirds of Earth is Water
Approximately 66% of the planet’s surface is covered by water.
Valleys
Low areas where some of the earliest civilizations began.
GEO
Root meaning 'Earth' in geographic terminology (from Greek).},{