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| 3. | One who rules a country with complete authority |
| 7. | A extact location of a place on earth. |
| 8. | The study of the making buying and selling of goods and services. |
| 11. | The movement of people from one place to another. |
| 13. | A scale model of Earth. |
| 16. | The destruction or loss of forest area. |
| 19. | Nonrenewable resources formed from the remains of anicent plants and animals |
| 21. | A government that has total over their citizens |
| 22. | The number of deaths per 1000 in a country within a year. |
| 24. | The average number of people living in a given area. |
| 26. | The weather conditions in an area over a long period of time. |
| 27. | Monarchy's powers limited by law |
| 28. | Resources, such as coal and oil, which cannot be replaced by Earth's natural processes |
| 31. | The number of people in a society that can read and write |
| 34. | The field of forecasting and reporting rainfall and temperatures. |
| 36. | The movement of ideas or behaviors from one region to another. |
| 38. | The land, water, climate, plants, and animals of an area |
| 39. | Resources, such as soils and forests, that can be replaced by Earth's natural processes. |
| 40. | A learned system of shared beliefs and ways of doing things that guide a person's daily behavior. |
| 41. | A map that includes country borders, capitals, cities and other places. |
| 42. | The branch of geography that studies earth's natural landscapes and physical systems |
| 43. | A flat diagram of all or part of earth's surface. |
| 44. | Explains what the symbols on a map represent |
| 45. | A territory ruled by a king or queen who has total power to govern |