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Complete this crossword about the topics studied during the year.

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Crucigrama Review activity!Versión en línea Complete this crossword about the topics studied during the year. por Paola Pacheco 1 Hot, dry climate often found around the Tropics; known for deserts and little rainfall. 2 The largest ocean on Earth, covering more area than any other. 3 People often moved to find more fertile land, water, or pastures for their animals; this is called _____ 4 These European powers conquered much of the Americas in the 15th–16th centuries (for example, Spain and Portugal). 5 People who live in very cold regions often wear furs, build igloos, or hunt seals; these are examples of how populations adapt to their ____. 6 When you travel east from Asia toward the Americas, that direction is toward the ____. 7 One group moves their herds from place to place (nomads), the other builds towns and farms (____). 8 Among the plants and animals exchanged between America and Europe were potatoes, maize, wheat, and ____ (something sweet). 9 Mountainous regions often have colder temperatures and steep slopes, so people may live in valleys or build terraced farms; this is one way landforms affect ______. 10 This is the great ocean between Africa and the Americas; it influences weather, trade, and connects continents. 11 After Columbus’s voyages, Europe gained new foods, gold, and trade routes; this big historical event changed Europe’s power and wealth (hint: the indigenous people who lived in America are known as pre-_______) 12 People who travel with their animals or move from place to place in search of pasture, food or water — these are called ____ groups. 13 Planting native trees, reducing waste, using solar panels; these are all strategies to help care for our ____ home. 14 This ocean surrounds Antarctica below about 60° S latitude and connects the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. 15 When people move to a new place, they bring their customs, foods, and languages, changing how communities ____ with one another. 16 One advantage after the discovery of America was new foods and trade goods; one disadvantage was disease and the loss of indigenous lands; both are part of its lasting ____. 13 16 4 1 7 9 12 5 15 10 6 14 2 11 8 3

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Review activity!Versión en línea

Complete this crossword about the topics studied during the year.

por Paola Pacheco

Hot, dry climate often found around the Tropics; known for deserts and little rainfall.

The largest ocean on Earth, covering more area than any other.

People often moved to find more fertile land, water, or pastures for their animals; this is called _____

These European powers conquered much of the Americas in the 15th–16th centuries (for example, Spain and Portugal).

People who live in very cold regions often wear furs, build igloos, or hunt seals; these are examples of how populations adapt to their ____.

When you travel east from Asia toward the Americas, that direction is toward the ____.

One group moves their herds from place to place (nomads), the other builds towns and farms (____).

Among the plants and animals exchanged between America and Europe were potatoes, maize, wheat, and ____ (something sweet).

Mountainous regions often have colder temperatures and steep slopes, so people may live in valleys or build terraced farms; this is one way landforms affect ______.

This is the great ocean between Africa and the Americas; it influences weather, trade, and connects continents.

After Columbus’s voyages, Europe gained new foods, gold, and trade routes; this big historical event changed Europe’s power and wealth (hint: the indigenous people who lived in America are known as pre-_______)

People who travel with their animals or move from place to place in search of pasture, food or water — these are called ____ groups.

Planting native trees, reducing waste, using solar panels; these are all strategies to help care for our ____ home.

This ocean surrounds Antarctica below about 60° S latitude and connects the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.

When people move to a new place, they bring their customs, foods, and languages, changing how communities ____ with one another.

One advantage after the discovery of America was new foods and trade goods; one disadvantage was disease and the loss of indigenous lands; both are part of its lasting ____.

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Hot, dry climate often found around the Tropics; known for deserts and little rainfall.

The largest ocean on Earth, covering more area than any other.

People often moved to find more fertile land, water, or pastures for their animals; this is called _____

These European powers conquered much of the Americas in the 15th–16th centuries (for example, Spain and Portugal).

People who live in very cold regions often wear furs, build igloos, or hunt seals; these are examples of how populations adapt to their ____.

When you travel east from Asia toward the Americas, that direction is toward the ____.

One group moves their herds from place to place (nomads), the other builds towns and farms (____).

Among the plants and animals exchanged between America and Europe were potatoes, maize, wheat, and ____ (something sweet).

Mountainous regions often have colder temperatures and steep slopes, so people may live in valleys or build terraced farms; this is one way landforms affect ______.

This is the great ocean between Africa and the Americas; it influences weather, trade, and connects continents.

After Columbus’s voyages, Europe gained new foods, gold, and trade routes; this big historical event changed Europe’s power and wealth (hint: the indigenous people who lived in America are known as pre-_______)

People who travel with their animals or move from place to place in search of pasture, food or water — these are called ____ groups.

Planting native trees, reducing waste, using solar panels; these are all strategies to help care for our ____ home.

This ocean surrounds Antarctica below about 60° S latitude and connects the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.

When people move to a new place, they bring their customs, foods, and languages, changing how communities ____ with one another.

One advantage after the discovery of America was new foods and trade goods; one disadvantage was disease and the loss of indigenous lands; both are part of its lasting ____.

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Review activity!Versión en línea

por Paola Pacheco

Hot, dry climate often found around the Tropics; known for deserts and little rainfall.

The largest ocean on Earth, covering more area than any other.

People often moved to find more fertile land, water, or pastures for their animals; this is called _____

These European powers conquered much of the Americas in the 15th–16th centuries (for example, Spain and Portugal).

People who live in very cold regions often wear furs, build igloos, or hunt seals; these are examples of how populations adapt to their ____.

When you travel east from Asia toward the Americas, that direction is toward the ____.

One group moves their herds from place to place (nomads), the other builds towns and farms (____).

Among the plants and animals exchanged between America and Europe were potatoes, maize, wheat, and ____ (something sweet).

Mountainous regions often have colder temperatures and steep slopes, so people may live in valleys or build terraced farms; this is one way landforms affect ______.

This is the great ocean between Africa and the Americas; it influences weather, trade, and connects continents.

After Columbus’s voyages, Europe gained new foods, gold, and trade routes; this big historical event changed Europe’s power and wealth (hint: the indigenous people who lived in America are known as pre-_______)

People who travel with their animals or move from place to place in search of pasture, food or water — these are called ____ groups.

Planting native trees, reducing waste, using solar panels; these are all strategies to help care for our ____ home.

This ocean surrounds Antarctica below about 60° S latitude and connects the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.

When people move to a new place, they bring their customs, foods, and languages, changing how communities ____ with one another.

One advantage after the discovery of America was new foods and trade goods; one disadvantage was disease and the loss of indigenous lands; both are part of its lasting ____.

This ocean surrounds Antarctica below about 60° S latitude and connects the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans.