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NAME:________________________PERIOD:_________________ DATE:__________ GEOGRAPHIC FACTORS in each Continent Major Geographic Features of The Americas • Mountain Ranges: Appalachians, Rocky Mountains, Sierra Nevada, Andes. • Rivers: Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri, Colorado, Rio Grande, Orinoco, Amazon, Rio de la Plata • Plains: Great Plains, las Pampas • Oceans: Atlantic, Pacific • Gulfs and Seas: Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea • Islands: Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Greater Antilles, Lesser Antilles, Bahamas, Galapagos • Peninsulas: Florida, Baja California, Yucatan Key Countries of The Americas • United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile Major Geographic Features of Asia • Mountain Ranges: The Urals, Himilayas and the Hindu Kush. • Plateaus: Deccan, Tibetan • Rivers: Huang Ye (Yellow River), Yangtze, Brahmaputra, Ganges, Indus, Tigris, Euphrates. • Plains: Steppes of Russia • Oceans: Pacific Ocean, Sea of Japan, East China Sea, Yellow Sea, South China Sea, Indian Ocean Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal • Islands (Archipalegos): Japan and Indonesia Key Countries of Asia • China – largest population in the world (estimated 1.2 billion people) • India – second largest population in the world (estimated 1 billion people) • Indonesia – largest Muslim population in the world • Japan – second largest economy in the world • Russia – largest country (in area) in the world. • Saudi Arabia – largest oil reserve in the world • Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan – important countries for the United States following the 9/11 attacks The Five Regions of Africa 1. North Africa – mountain ranges (Atlas Mts.) and Sahara Desert. 2. West Africa – grasslands, most populated. 3. East Africa – mountains, plateaus, grasslands/plains/savannah, hills. 4. South Africa – Nambi Desert and Kalahari Desert, mountain range. 5. Central Africa – Equator, rainforest Physical geography and its effects on people • Sahara Desert – groups are kept separate; nomads. • Smooth/regular coastline – kept invaders from other continents away until industrial revolution. • Lack of navigable rivers – lack of communication, diversity, many languages. • Great Rift Valley – lack of communication, diversity, many languages. • High Plateau – lack of communication, diversity, many languages. ROOM:________________________TEACHER:______________________SUBJECT:______________