Map Features
U.S. Symbols
English Colonies
Religious Freedom
States, Capitals, & Abbreviations
100

The imaginary line around the Earth of zero degrees latitude

What is the equator?

100

Its nickname is "Old Glory," and it has 13 stripes and 50 stars on it.

What is the U.S. flag?

100

This region had thin and rocky soil, which made it difficult to farm.

What are the New England colonies?

100

This group of people left England for religious freedom and settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Who are the Pilgrims?

100

The capital of Texas

What is Austin?

200

A pointer that shows the 4 directions on a map

What is a compass rose?

200

It is a symbol of international freedom and was created to celebrate the friendship between France and the United States during the American Revolution.

What is the Statue of Liberty?

200

Because farmers grew so much wheat, this region was known as the "breadbasket of the colonies."

What are the Middle Colonies?

200

In 1630, this group of people founded Massachusetts Bay Colony for religious reasons.

Who are the Puritans?

200

The abbreviation for this state is AR.

What is Arkansas?

300

It tells what each symbol on a map stands for.

What is a map key, or legend?

300

It symbolizes our loyalty to America. When people recite it, they usually put their right hands over their hearts.

What is the Pledge of Allegiance?

300

This region has the warmest climate and the longest growing season. It was the location of many plantations.

What are the Southern colonies?

300

William Penn started the colony of Pennsylvania for this religious group.

Who are the Quakers?

300

The abbreviation for Missouri

What is MO?

400

Another name for longitude lines

What is meridians?

400

In 1620, this ship brought the Pilgrims to America.

What is the Mayflower?

400

This colony became known as the "Lost Colony."

What is Roanoke?

400

Maryland was founded, or started, for this religious group.

Who are Catholics?

400

Columbia is the capital of this state.

What is South Carolina?

500

Another name for the 4 directions: north, east, south, and west

What are cardinal directions?

500

He is a symbol of American patriotism and is usually shown wearing a beard and tall hat decorated with stars and stripes.

Who is Uncle Sam?

500

In 1620, a group of people called Pilgrims started this colony for religious freedom.

What is Plymouth?

500

The Pilgrims were also known by this name because they wanted to separate from the Church of England.

What are Separatists?

500

The capital of Nevada

What is Carson City?

M
e
n
u