Geography Chapter 10

Geography Chapter 10

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Vermont is the ONLY _________ New England state

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Section 1

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Vermont is the ONLY _________ New England state

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land-locked

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The Breadbasket of the nation

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Midwest

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Northernmost Mid-Atlantic state

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New York

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Highest mountains in the Eastern USA.

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Grandfather Mtn, MT. Mitchell

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This largest New England state was once part of Massachusetts

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Maine

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2nd largest state in America.

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Texas

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Mountains in Arkansas.

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Ozark Mountains

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This mountain range runs from Maine to Georgia

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Appalachian Mtn Range

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Once divided between NY and NH

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Vermont

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Maine's capital

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Augusta

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Coal produced in West Virginia

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Bituminous Coal

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New Hampshire's capital

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Concord

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The highest point along the North Atlantic seaboard is comprised of these mountains

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Cadillac Mountains

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Point in a parallel river where the elevation drops and produces a waterfall.

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Fall Line

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Northern part of New Hampshire is dominated by this mountain range known for their white peaks and Christmas tree farms

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The White Mountains

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New England is the cradle of what three things?

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Democracy, Capitalism, and Freedom of Religion

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How SC makes most of its money.

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Tourism

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Became a state during the Civil War because it sided with the Union.

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West Virginia

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Explored the area of New England and claimed it for England

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John Cabot

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Highways pass through low places in the mountains that New Englanders call ___________ (people in other regions call them passes or gaps)

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Notches

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The industrial centers of NH are

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Nashua, Manchester and Concord

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The tallest mountain peak of the Presidential Peaks

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Mt. Washington - 6,288 feet

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wooded boggy wilderness in NJ

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Pine Barrens

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Two bodies of water border the Green Mountains...one on the East and one on the West

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Connecticut River (east) and Lake Champlain (west)

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Form from the Outer Banks

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Barrier Islands

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the largest bay in the Mid-Atlantic Region

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Chesapeake bay

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Flat fertile areas of KY are called.....

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Bluegrass region

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New England states are divided into _________

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Townships

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Leading center in r&d in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, computers, and other high tech applications.

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Research Triangle

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Original name of West Virginia

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Kanawha

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Inhabitants of mixed heritage - mainly Spanish, European and African

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Creoles

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President from Arkansas

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Bill Clinton

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Only state with coasts along both the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico.

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Florida

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Stretch of land in the lower south known for its black rich soil.

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Black Belt

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Largest Cave in the world.

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Mammoth Cave

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Can be divided into subregions of New England and Mid-Atlantic

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Northeast

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Capital of RI

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Providence

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first industry in the nation located in RI

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Slater's Mill

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Another name for Oak Ridge, TN.

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Atomic City

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land area shared among MD,DE, VA

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Delmarva

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State that is the headquarters of Walmart.

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Arkansas

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These mountains run the length of Vermont

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The Green Mountains

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Rise along the Appalachian Mtns in New England

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Berkshire Hills

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Lower portion of the Northeast - composed of five states

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Middle Atlantic (Mid-Atlantic)

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Most people live in this part of New Hampshire

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The Southern part

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What Indian reservation is found in NC?

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Cherokee

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Largest city in New York and largest in the nation

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New York City

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Descendants of exiled Acadians - live mainly in Louisiana

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Cajuns

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New York City is a megacity or _________ (another word for megacity)

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Megalopolis

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The only Upper New England state that was one of the 13 colonies

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New Hampshire

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Section 2

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Steep river banks that overlook the Mississippi River.

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Bluffs

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Land of 10,000 lakes.

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Minnesota

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The Gateway of the West

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Missouri

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America's Dairyland is found in

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Wisconsin

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The Central Plains of the Midwest have this distinctive feature

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They are Flat

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What regional plain was known as the Great American Desert?

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The Great Plains Region

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