| aerial | | All of the land drained by a river and the streams that flow into that river. |
| allied | | A society's customs, beliefs, attitude that are special to one group of people defined by language, religion, food, social habits, music and arts |
| bicameral | | Mix together. |
| Continental Divide | | A narrow strip of land which connects other lands. |
| culture | | United with. |
| depression | | A vast, treeless plain. |
| dissident | | Meridian from which the longitude east and west is measured. It passes through Greenwich, England, and its longitude is 0° . |
| domesticate | | On neither side in a quarrel or war. |
| drainage basin | | Nothing better or greater than. |
| equator | | A person from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, or Iceland. |
| fault | | Having two law-making groups. |
| fiord | | Imaginary line agreed upon as the place where each calendar day begins. |
| geography | | A system of national government payments to retired persons. This is supported by workers and employers. |
| geologist | | To tame. |
| globe | | One who disagrees. |
| habitation | | Imaginary line running north and south which measures the distance east or west of the prime meridian. |
| interior | | Highest point of the Rocky Mountains that separates rivers flowing east or west. |
| intermingle | | A sphere with a map of the earth on it. |
| international date line | | By air. |
| isthmus | | The study of the earth that deals with its plants, animals, and climate. |
| latitude | | A place to live. |
| longitude | | One who studies the earth's crust. |
| multicultural society | | A long, narrow bay between high banks. |
| neutral | | An imaginary line running around the center of the earth. |
| paradox | | Imaginary line running east and west which measures the distance north or south of the equator. |
| plateau | | Statement that may be true but seems to say two opposite things. |
| prime meridian | | A break in the earth's crust. |
| Scandinavian | | A low place. |
| sediment | | Social position; rank. |
| social security | | A society in which several cultures exist and are accepted and promoted within the society |
| status | | Part of a country away from the coast or border. |
| steppe | | Frozen, treeless plain in the Arctic. |
| tundra | | Matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid. |
| unsurpassed | | A large, high plain. |
