14 MillionsquarekilometersA framework forand example ofglobalcooperation tosolve complexproblemsInternationsRelationsDesignateAntarctica as anatural reserveand ban militaryand mineralextractionoperationsEmbargoUnitedNationsAntarctica shall beused for peacefulpurposes andscientificobservationamong eachcountryNearpresent-dayMcMurdoStationCooperationDiplomacyOnlyspecializedequipment canbring suppliesto AntarcticaTheColdWarWeddel Sea,Scotia Sea &BellingshausenSeaAmundsen-ScottUnitedStates andSovietUnionAntarcticTreatyForeignPolicyGeopoliticsBufferZonesEmbassyTreatyChokePointFreezingtemperatures,few resources,poor soil, limitedsunlight and littleto no precipitation12Countries14 MillionsquarekilometersA framework forand example ofglobalcooperation tosolve complexproblemsInternationsRelationsDesignateAntarctica as anatural reserveand ban militaryand mineralextractionoperationsEmbargoUnitedNationsAntarctica shall beused for peacefulpurposes andscientificobservationamong eachcountryNearpresent-dayMcMurdoStationCooperationDiplomacyOnlyspecializedequipment canbring suppliesto AntarcticaTheColdWarWeddel Sea,Scotia Sea &BellingshausenSeaAmundsen-ScottUnitedStates andSovietUnionAntarcticTreatyForeignPolicyGeopoliticsBufferZonesEmbassyTreatyChokePointFreezingtemperatures,few resources,poor soil, limitedsunlight and littleto no precipitation12Countries

Unit 8 Vocabulary and Intro to Antarctica - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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I
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O
3
N
4
G
5
B
6
I
7
I
8
G
9
N
10
I
11
I
12
N
13
G
14
B
15
O
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G
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O
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B
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B
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O
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G
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N
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O
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B
  1. I-14 Million square kilometers
  2. O-A framework for and example of global cooperation to solve complex problems
  3. N-Internations Relations
  4. G-Designate Antarctica as a natural reserve and ban military and mineral extraction operations
  5. B-Embargo
  6. I-United Nations
  7. I-Antarctica shall be used for peaceful purposes and scientific observation among each country
  8. G-Near present-day McMurdo Station
  9. N-Cooperation
  10. I-Diplomacy
  11. I-Only specialized equipment can bring supplies to Antarctica
  12. N-The Cold War
  13. G-Weddel Sea, Scotia Sea & Bellingshausen Sea
  14. B-Amundsen-Scott
  15. O-United States and Soviet Union
  16. G-Antarctic Treaty
  17. O-Foreign Policy
  18. B-Geopolitics
  19. B-Buffer Zones
  20. O-Embassy
  21. G-Treaty
  22. N-Choke Point
  23. O-Freezing temperatures, few resources, poor soil, limited sunlight and little to no precipitation
  24. B-12 Countries