Important People
Natural Resources
Physical Features
Products and Industries
Cities
100

  These people taught the settlers their ways of planting, fishing, and cooking.

Wampanoag (Native Americans)

100

Ms. Kalicki’s class traveled to a quarry.  Here they saw this kind of stone being dug out of the earth.  It is used for building.

Granite or Marble

100

 This ocean is an important waterway to the Northeast. Many port cities like Boston and New York City lie near this ocean.

Atlantic

100

Cranberries are a product that is grown in the Northeast.  This is where they are grown.

bog

100

Which of these is usually NOT found in cities…sports teams, hospitals, farmland, or jobs?

farmland

200

He invented the first safety break for the elevator. This allowed people to build tall buildings like skyscrapers in New York City.

Elisha Otis

200

This morning I had pancakes and maple syrup.  This natural resource is where maple syrup comes from.

Maple Syrup

200

These are the oldest mountains on Earth and can be found in the Northeast.

Appalachian Mountains

200

The Northeast Region is a center of trade because it is surrounded by many waterways. True or False

TRUE

200

Name one problem that overcrowding in cities has caused.

Pollution, traffic jams,

Too much trash

300

He started the first steamboat service in the NE. This allowed people to travel more quickly.

Robert Fulton

300

Pennsylvania has many underground deposits of this natural resource.  It is used as a fuel.

Coal

300

  Cape Cod, Massachusetts has this type of landform. It is a point of land that reaches into the ocean.

peninsula

300

 Maine is famous for this type of fishing

lobster

300

Which port city of the Northeast did most of the immigrants to the United States come through?

New York

400

Used the Bessemer process to make steel. This led to rapid growth in the steel industry.

Andrew Carnegie

400

This natural resource is needed for humans to drink and survive, and can also be used to create electricity.

Water

400

This kind of waterway separates the mainland and an island.  Here you can boat and fish.


sound

400

A tourist travels to Vermont in the winter may like to do this because of the snow and mountains.

ski

400

New York City and Buffalo are examples of port cities.  Why did these cities become so big?

They are located on water and trading goods is easily done there.

500

Before creating his famous milk chocolate bars in Pennsylvania, this man made his first fortune selling sweet caramel candies.

Milton Hershey

500

How is much of the electricity used in the state of New York provided (created)?

by a hydroelectric plant on the Niagara River

500

what is the name of the highest mountain peak in the Northeast region?

Mt. Washington

500

Rivers in the Northeast have been used for __________ of people and goods for many years. This helped port cities grow and become important centers of trade.

Transportation

500

Why is the Northeast sometimes called the birthplace of our nation?

Many important events in the founding and early history of the United States happened there.

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