Geography Project - Absolute Location I need to find that...

Absolute Location
The exact place on
earth where a
geographic feature is
found
I need to find that
treasure using absolute
location, not by some
silly written description
on the back of this old
map!
Acculturation
The cultural change
that occurs when
individuals in a society
accept or adopt an
innovation.
Many immigrants have
forgotten their native
cultures because of
acculturation in their
new countries.
Amazon River
The second longest river
in the world, and one of
South America’s three
major river systems,
running about 4,000
miles from west to east,
and emptying into the
Atlantic Ocean.
The Amazon River is
bigger than my country.
Andes Mountains
A large system of
mountain ranges located
along the Pacific coast of
Central and South
America.
The Andes Mountains are
almost impossible to scale.
Apartheid
A policy of complete
separation of the races,
instituted by the white
minority government of
South Africa in 1948
South Africa was boycotted
for many years in an effort
to pressure the government
into ending its apartheid
policy.

Appalachian Mountains
One of two major
mountain chains in the
eastern United States
and Canada, extending
1,600 miles from
Newfoundland south to
Alabama.
The Appalachian
Mountains are smaller
than the Andes
Mountains.
Aqueduct
A structure that carries
water over long
distances.
The aqueduct was
constructed in quite recent
times, rain-water having
previously given the only
supply.
Aquifer
An underground layer
of rock that stores
water.
The
underground aquifer feeds
into Lear month Creek,
which provides drinking
water for Powell town.
Archipelago
A set of closely grouped
islands.
Through the DNA of giant
tortoise subspecies from
the Galapagos archipelago ,
Lonesome George
included.
Assimilation
A process whereby a
minority group gradually
gives up its own culture
and adopts the culture of
a majority group.
In the last name state it is
ready for absorption into
the blood
and assimilation by the
cells.

Aswan High Dam
A dam on the Nile River in
Egypt, completed in 1970,
which increased Egypt’s
farmable land by 50
percent and protected it
from droughts and floods.
The Aswan High Dam and
its Lake Nasser can store
two years' worth of the
average annual flow.
Bantu Migration
The movement of the
Bantu peoples southward
throughout Africa,
spreading their language
and culture, from around
500 B.C. to around A.D.