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Cactus Hill
Land Features & Regions
Bodies of Water
Native Tribes
100

The number of continents

7

100

An object made by a human with historical significance

Artifact

100

A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides

Peninsula

100

A body of water surrounded by land on all sides

Lake

100

Location of the Inuit tribe

Arctic Region

200

This imaginary line runs north to south, creating the eastern and western hemispheres

Prime Meridian

200

The state where Cactus Hill is located

Virginia

200

This region consists of flat land, prairies, and grasslands

Great Plains

200

Inland port cities grew along these five lakes because it provided access to trade and transportation.

The Great Lakes

200

This tribe lived on grasslands where the climate was mild

Lakota

300

This ocean border Antarctica

Southern Ocean

300

Type of artifact found at Cactus Hill

Stone tools

300

Hot, dry desert area with canyons and valleys

Southwest or Basin and Range

300

This river is located in the Southwest and runs through the Grand Canyon

Colorado River

300

This tribe lived near the Appalachian Mountains

Iroquois

400

Measures the distance north or south of the equator

Latitude


400

How old is Cactus Hill? (both years)

18,000 to 20,000 years old

400

Described as a plain in the mountains

Plateau

400

The Ohio River and ____ River are tributaries of the Mississippi River

Missouri

400

This tribe created irrigation systems

Pueblo

500

Name one continent that lies completely west of the prime meridian

North America and South America

500

Before Cactus Hill, the very first Americans were known as

Clovis people

500

Small hills at the base of a mountain

Piedmont

500

Three reasons bodies of water are important

Trade, transportation, and settlement

500

The tribe who most likely lived by the Columbia River

Kwakiutl

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