Try Google maps and Google Earth.

Far Cry 2 – Your gun’s seem to break and/or jam every time you use them for more then 5 mins, You have to pick bullets out of your body before you die if you get hit, and you got this huge area to drive around in which makes it easy to get lost (especially if you are looking for malaria pills in a hurry). Does this seem FUN to you? or frustrating? is it WORTH the realism?

Operation Flashpoint: Red River – This game in my opinion is terrible. They try to make the map realistic to the point that everything looks boring and repetitive, you are usually killing enemies who are very far away from you, instead of close up, AND the health system totally sucks. If you get shot in the leg, you walk slower etc. Plus, if you get shot on a certian part of your body, you have to heal your wound before you bleed out. This can get very annoying if you get shot at multiple locations. Does this seem FUN or ANNOYING to you?

Finally, Brothers In Arms: Hells Highway – They try to make the world war II experiance so realistic that you spend most of the time hiding behind walls and strategiclly waiting for your enemy to rise up so you can shoot him. You also have an annoying squad based system that you have to command. Because the developers choose so much realism, they had to make a lot of sacrafices. for example – Because you can only get hit a couple times before you die, each of your enemies have this circle above there head that turns red just before they rise up above their hiding places, AND if there are too many enemies, you have to wait behind a wall for a long period of time. Plus, because their are so many limitations on what you can do, their is not much room for the developers to make a more nonlinear design.
to "That One Guy", games like Hell’s Highway is easy for me. So was Red River. I am not saying i can take that challenge, i’m saying it was BORING! and FRUSTRATING! Franchises like COD are FUN! yes its too easy on the lower levels, i never play it on the easiest level. My favorite games include – Call of Duty (every one of em), Halo (every one of them too), BioShock 1 & 2, the Half Life series, Darksiders, Castlevania Lords of Shadow, Dead Space series, Bad Company 2, Killzone 2 and 3…the list goes on and on. THOSE GAMES ARE FUN!

That all happens in real life. If you don’t believe, come here and I’ll use your gun for 5 minutes, and shoot you in the leg.

If you don’t want that sort of stuff, go to CBeebies or something.

Do I mount my car GPS in the boat and be glad I have it? Or has somebody taken the maps info they use in car GPS systems and adapted it to inland rivers and other small bodies of water?
Cliff, I called Navionics and I called Humminbird, and they both told me there was no software for any Humminbird (any series) that would cover all the out of the way places. I find that hard to believe, which is why I submitted this question.

I also went to the Garmin site, and apparently they use satellite augmented worldwide maps to solve this problem, and the software comes preloaded. This is the mapping system I assumed came preloaded in all marine GPS systems, but apparently is not.

Can you use your 500 series to navigate on shallow, out of the way, non-navigatible rivers and streams, which are not already covered by Government and Commercial paper charts? If so, which SD chip are you using?

as an owner of a new still low end 500 series hummingbird, i cant say for sure with a cheaper 300 series, but usually you can add maps to most gps units with either external software (cards or chips you insert into the unit) or directly through the unit itself.

read the owners manual, if you can do it there whould be a section that explains it.

[1.02]Which geographic tool would be most useful for looking at details within a small area?

a map

a globe

a GPS system

a geologic survey

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Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

Module [1.02]For which project would a map be most useful?

a project comparing the geographic features of the European and African continents

a project exploring the trade routes of various companies across continents and oceans

a project comparing the migration routes of several immigrant groups from different countries

a project exploring the relationship between a British settlement and the Native Americans living in the area

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Question 3 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[1.05]In colonial America, different regions specialized in different crops. Which of the following is the main result of this specialization?

Trade between the colonies flourished.

Many wars broke out between the colonies.

The soil from the colonies became depleted.

The colonies began to use crops as currency.

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Question 4 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Who were the primary leaders in the New England colonies?

Anne Hutchinson and William Penn

John Oglethorpe and Anne Hutchinson

George Calvert, John Oglethorpe, and John Smith

Roger Williams, John Winthrop, and William Bradford

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Question 5 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Which of the following general statements about the colonies is most accurate?

They relied only on family members for labor.

They hired workers only from neighbors in the community.

They relied only on slaves and indentured servants for labor.

They relied on family, slaves, and indentured servants for labor.

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Question 6 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]What was the focus of the southern economy?

ocean trade and fishing

farming and metal working

skilled trades and fur trapping

large-scale farming and trade with England

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Question 7 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Which phrase best describes the geography of the Middle colonies?

poor soil, many cities, lakes

fertile soil, some cities, deep rivers

fertile soil, few cities, coastline

rocky soil, villages, coastline

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Question 8 (Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)

[1.06]Primary sources, like diaries and personal artifacts, typically give us insight into what?

regional trends

the upper class

people’s lives

political movements

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Question 9 (Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)

[1.06]A primary source would be most useful for which type of project?

a study of the culture at the time of an event

a summary of the event

a report offering different expert opinions on an event

a study focusing on 50 years after the event

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Question 10 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Which of the following explains why slavery was more popular in the southern colonies than in the New England or Middle colonies?

The southern colonists were not interested in farming.

The New England and Middle colonies did not believe in slavery.

southern colonies needed a larger labor force to harvest their crops.

The southern colonies had more money than the northern and middle colonies.

FLVS let me guess

[1.02]Which geographic tool would be most useful for looking at details within a small area?

a map

a globe

a GPS system

a geologic survey

————————————–…

Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

Module [1.02]For which project would a map be most useful?

a project comparing the geographic features of the European and African continents

a project exploring the trade routes of various companies across continents and oceans

a project comparing the migration routes of several immigrant groups from different countries

a project exploring the relationship between a British settlement and the Native Americans living in the area

————————————–…

Question 3 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[1.05]In colonial America, different regions specialized in different crops. Which of the following is the main result of this specialization?

Trade between the colonies flourished.

Many wars broke out between the colonies.

The soil from the colonies became depleted.

The colonies began to use crops as currency.

————————————–…

Question 4 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Who were the primary leaders in the New England colonies?

Anne Hutchinson and William Penn

John Oglethorpe and Anne Hutchinson

George Calvert, John Oglethorpe, and John Smith

Roger Williams, John Winthrop, and William Bradford

————————————–…

Question 5 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Which of the following general statements about the colonies is most accurate?

They relied only on family members for labor.

They hired workers only from neighbors in the community.

They relied only on slaves and indentured servants for labor.

They relied on family, slaves, and indentured servants for labor.

————————————–…

Question 6 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]What was the focus of the southern economy?

ocean trade and fishing

farming and metal working

skilled trades and fur trapping

large-scale farming and trade with England

————————————–…

Question 7 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Which phrase best describes the geography of the Middle colonies?

poor soil, many cities, lakes

fertile soil, some cities, deep rivers

fertile soil, few cities, coastline

rocky soil, villages, coastline

————————————–…

Question 8 (Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)

[1.06]Primary sources, like diaries and personal artifacts, typically give us insight into what?

regional trends

the upper class

people’s lives

political movements

————————————–…

Question 9 (Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)

[1.06]A primary source would be most useful for which type of project?

a study of the culture at the time of an event

a summary of the event

a report offering different expert opinions on an event

a study focusing on 50 years after the event

————————————–…

Question 10 (Multiple Choice Worth 4 points)

[01.04]Which of the following explains why slavery was more popular in the southern colonies than in the New England or Middle colonies?

The southern colonists were not interested in farming.

The New England and Middle colonies did not believe in slavery.

southern colonies needed a larger labor force to harvest their crops.

The southern colonies had more money than the northern and middle colonies.

Anything Will Help.

it’s not hard, read a book.

Exclusive power to determine political, economic, and social systems

When other governments recognize someone’s right to rule

Power that is recognized as legitimate by the people

3. Which of the following describe the characteristics of a state?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
People can move freely across borders.

There is an established sovereign power.

The land is enclosed by borders.

There is a police force and a court system.

4. Which of the following statements about political maps are true?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
They never show any physical features of land.

They may show how areas are broken into countries and states.

They will show capital cities, major cities, and large lakes or rivers.

They are the most common type of map.

5. Power and legitimacy are the elements that make up _____.
(Points : 1)
power

authority

sovereignty

control

6. What is the most common political unit in our world today?
(Points : 1)
Aristocracies

Oligarchies

Sovereign nation-states

Single-party rule

7. What was the first form of democracy called?
(Points : 1)
Representative democracy

Indirect representation

The Magna Carta

Direct democracy

12. Nongovernmental organizations work in which of the following areas?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
Environmental protection

Law enforcement

Education

Health care

13. Which of the following are traits of a representative democracy?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
Free elections

Elections within a single party

Separation of powers

Minority rule

14. A country broken into separate political entities is said to be _____.
(Points : 1)
partitioned

unified

nationalistic

tribal

15. What often happens when there are attempts to unify groups in places that have culturally traditional governments and deeply rooted tribal and ethnic divisions?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
Violence takes the place of diplomacy and peace.

Leaders resist any action that undermines their power.

People come together under the banner of nationalism.

Leaders will strive to keep things as they are.

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Exclusive power to determine political, economic, and social systems

When other governments recognize someone’s right to rule

Power that is recognized as legitimate by the people

3. Which of the following describe the characteristics of a state?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
People can move freely across borders.

There is an established sovereign power.

The land is enclosed by borders.

There is a police force and a court system.

4. Which of the following statements about political maps are true?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
They never show any physical features of land.

They may show how areas are broken into countries and states.

They will show capital cities, major cities, and large lakes or rivers.

They are the most common type of map.

5. Power and legitimacy are the elements that make up _____.
(Points : 1)
power

authority

sovereignty

control

6. What is the most common political unit in our world today?
(Points : 1)
Aristocracies

Oligarchies

Sovereign nation-states

Single-party rule

7. What was the first form of democracy called?
(Points : 1)
Representative democracy

Indirect representation

The Magna Carta

Direct democracy

12. Nongovernmental organizations work in which of the following areas?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
Environmental protection

Law enforcement

Education

Health care

13. Which of the following are traits of a representative democracy?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
Free elections

Elections within a single party

Separation of powers

Minority rule

14. A country broken into separate political entities is said to be _____.
(Points : 1)
partitioned

unified

nationalistic

tribal

15. What often happens when there are attempts to unify groups in places that have culturally traditional governments and deeply rooted tribal and ethnic divisions?

Check all that apply.
(Points : 1)
Violence takes the place of diplomacy and peace.

Leaders resist any action that undermines their power.

People come together under the banner of nationalism.

Leaders will strive to keep things as they are.

apex huh

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