Jeopardy N. Africa Eastern Med. Northeast Arabian Pen. Central Asia Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
$100 North Africa A streambed in the desert that is dry except during heavy rain.
$100 Answer Wadi
$200 North Africa The fertile area of northern Africa known as the birthplace of some of the earliest civilizations.
$200 Answer Nile Delta
$300 North Africa The country with a large dam that controls flooding, provides hydroelectricity, & provides irrigation for about 3 million acres.
$300 Answer Egypt
$400 North Africa The landform that runs through Morocco, Algeria, & Tunisia
$400 Answer Atlas Mountains
$500 North Africa a The country with a pumping & pipeline system that supplies freshwater across a large area.
$500 Answer Libya
$100 Eastern Mediterranean The process of removing salt from seawater so that it is drinkable.
$100 Answer desalination
$200 Eastern Mediterranean The depletion of ground vegetation by livestock to the point that erosion may cause desertification.
$200 Answer overgrazing
$300 Eastern Mediterranean A chemical used to kill or repel unwanted insects or animals; also a major water pollutant.
$300 Answer pesticide
$400 Eastern Mediterranean One who is believed to have delivered messages from God, such as Abraham or Muhammad.
$400 Answer prophet
$500 Eastern Mediterranean A stateless nation that is comprised of Muslim Arabs engaged in a long conflict over land with Israel.
$500 Answer Palestinian people
$100 Northeast Due to high mountains that block moisture from major bodies of water, much of the inland areas of the Northeast experiences which type of climate?
$100 Answer Arid or semi-arid
$200 Northeast A place that nurtures the growth of a new culture that grows & spreads to other places.
$200 Answer Cultural hearth
$300 Northeast A system of wedge-shaped symbols pressed into clay tablets
$300 Answer Cuneiform
$400 Northeast The homeland of the ancient Sumerians known as “the land between 2 rivers”.
$400 Answer Mesopotamia
$500 Northeast The practice of livestock farming, which may begun in what is now Iraq.
$500 Answer Pastoralism
$100 Arabian Peninsula The reasons people leave & are drawn to a new land are defined as this.
$100 Answer Push & Pull factors
$200 Arabian Peninsula The holiest city of Islam to which many Muslims make a pilgrimage.
$200 Answer Makkah (Mecca)
$300 Arabian Peninsula A religious journey Muslims are expected to complete at least one
$300 Answer Hajj
$400 Arabian Peninsula The law of Islam which governs every aspect of a Muslim’s life.
$400 Answer Shari’ah
$500 Arabian Peninsula This body of water is an important resource because it contains an unusually hard coral reef.
$500 Answer Red Sea
$100 Central Asia Areas where underground water naturally comes to the surface.
$100 Answer Oases
$200 Central Asia Grains that are grown for food such as barley, oats, or wheat.
$200 Answer cereals
$300 Central Asia The world’s largest inland body of water
$300 Answer Caspian Sea
$400 Central Asia A wide, grassy plain often found beside desert regions in Central Asia
$400 Answer Steppe
$500 Central Asia Once a large inland body of water that is now sever small, disconnected bodies of water
$500 Answer Aral Sea
Final Jeopardy a c d b The political regime that was removed from power in Afghanistan following Sept. 11, 2001
Final Jeopardy Answer Taliban