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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards designed for review of key concepts in social studies.
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Map
A drawing representing all or a part of the earth’s surface.
Map Scale
Used to calculate the ground distance between places on a map.
Key (Legend)
Explains the meaning of symbols used on the map.
Direction Sign
Shows where north is on a map.
Contour Lines
Lines joining places of the same height above sea level.
Latitude Lines
Horizontal lines drawn on a map, starting from the equator.
Longitude Lines
Vertical lines that help locate places on a map.
Grid Reference
A network of uniformly spaced lines used to locate places on a map.
Research Methods
Methods used to collect information, such as questionnaires or interviews.
Data Presentation
Ways in which the researcher displays information, like graphs or tables.
Environmental Sustainability
Using resources wisely to meet current needs without compromising future generations.
Economic Development
The process of using resources to earn money and improve living standards.
Democratic Government
Government where citizens elect leaders and have rights.
Major Environmental Problems
Issues like pollution and deforestation caused by human activities.
Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS)
Cultural practices and knowledge of local communities regarding resource management.
Mining
The extraction of minerals from the earth for economic purposes.
HIV/AIDS Impact
The effect of the disease on the workforce and economy.
Agriculture Importance
Source of food, employment, and raw materials for industries.
Gender Equality
The state of equal rights and opportunities regardless of gender.