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22 Matching questions
1.
the most important parallel of latitude
a
longitude
b
Royal African Company
c
latitude
d
unaccompanied minors
e
Trading Forts
f
compass rose
g
relative location
h
Prime Meridien
i
political map
j
ICE
k
conquistadores
l
Equator
m
perpetrator
n
Memorial
o
the seven major regions of the world
p
Middle Passage
q
Chattel Slavery
r
immigration
s
orientation
t
Trafficking
u
Silk Road
exactly halfway between the North and South
Poles (0 degrees)
2.
a map that shows where countries, states
and/or important cities are located
3.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement the government agency responsible for
enforcing the United States laws on border
control, immigration and trade
4.
a person who conquers another place or
people, especially in reference to the Spanish or
Portuguese conquerers of the 16th Century
5.
the most important meridien of longitude
that is like the starting point for all other
longitude lines (0 degrees) and runs through
Greenwich (London), England
6.
Canada and the United States, Latin
America, Europe and Russia, Africa, Southwest
and Central Asia, Monsoon Asia, Oceania and
Antarctica
7.
Europeans built forts as trading bases
along the West African coast; they temporarily
housed enslaved Africans until they were loaded
onto ships
8.
this is the location of one place compared
to another
9.
London-based trading company with a
monopoly on the early trade with Africa
10.
Someone who carries out or commits an
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act of wrongdoing
11.
v
undocument immigrant
moving from one country to another to live
there permanently
12.
The second stage in the Transatlantic slave
trade, on which ships carried enslaved Africans
from Africa to either the Caribbean islands or
the Americas (see also Triangular trade)
13.
two short lines that cross at right angles
and are labeled with the directions (north, south,
east, west)
14.
The transport and trade in humans for
economic gain using force or deception
15.
Children, mostly from Central America,
that make the journey to the United States
without an adult
16.
Something that keeps alive the memory of
a person or event
17.
the imaginary lines that run north and
south from the North Pole to the South Pole
18.
the directionality of a map
19.
A form of slavery, introduced by
Europeans, in which the enslaved person is
treated as a piece of property belonging to his or
her owner and has no rights; this status is for life
and their children automatically have the same
status; chattel derives from the word for cattle
20.
A term used instead of "illegal" immigrant
to describe someone without the proper
documentation to prove they have permission to
live in that country
21.
the imaginary lines that run east and west
around the globe
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