Landforms
Where the Ocean meets the land, it's nice to visit here on a warm day
What is the beach?
Although you can't eat it, growing this resource can provide you materials for houses, be burned as fuel, or be harvested for their sap.
What are trees?
An amusement park in California starring our big eared pal.
What is Disneyland?
Honolulu
What is Hawaii?
Utah
What is Salt Lake City?
This land can be found in the Midwest as well, but it's NOT good for farming
What are the Great Plains?
Black gold, Texas Tea, Fossil Fuel. This Resource powers most of our engines.
What is oil/gas?
This City is a great place to visit if you like to gamble and roll dice.
What is Las Vegas?
Juneau
What is Alaska?
Nevada
What is Carson City?
This landform is very hot and dry, and if you're looking for water you'll be disappointed.
This resource grows in the ground, can be fried on the side of a burger, and goes nice with butter and salt.
What are potatoes?
This body of water in Utah is shockingly salty!
What is the Great Salt Lake?
Sacremento
What is California?
Oregon
What is Salem?
These landforms are high altitude and rocky, and can make for a natural barrier
What are mountains?
This resource glows in the dark and can produce a lot of energy. Be sure not to touch it, though!
What is Uranium?
This national park can be found in multiple states, and even has a volcano underneath it.
What is Yellowstone?
Cheyenne
What is Wyoming?
Idaho
What is Boise?
Krakatoa! This landform has a hard time not getting too heated and blowing their top off.
This resource is shiny and expensive, and usually means you're #1
What is gold?
This sunken ship in Hawaii is a memorial to the people who died at Pearl Harbor
What is the USS Arizona?
Helena
What is Montana?
Washington
What is Olympia?