Vocabulary
Cities & Places
Farming
History & People
Weather & Geography
100

This is where Ford cars were made quickly.

assembly line

100

This city is called the "Gateway to the West."

St. Louis, Missouri

100

Animals raised on farms are called

livestock

100
This monument carved into the Black Hills honors famous American Presidents.

Mount Rushmore

100

Storms with heavy snow and strong winds are called

blizzards

200

A place where livestock gather to eat.

feedlot

200

This city is a Major transportation hub.

Chicago, Illinois

200

This state is famous for growing wheat.

Kansas

200

Ford's assembly line affected car production by _____

allowed cars to be made in shorter (less) time

200

Land that did not have many settlers long ago.

frontier

300

Soil that is good for growing crops is known as.

fertile

300

Ships use these to travel between the Great Lakes.

the Soo Locks

300

This state produces a lot of milk and dairy products: Indiana, Wisconsin, or South Dakota.

Wisconsin

300

The U.S. Government set aside lands, called reservations, for ______

Native Americans

300

Name three reasons Iowa is great for farming.

fertile soil, flat land, near good transportation

400

Areas of land in the Midwest with tall grasses

prairie

400

Wrigley Field is home to this baseball team

Chicago Cubs

400

North Dakota grows large amounts of this crop.

wheat

400

This city is nicknamed "The Cowboy Capital of the World."

Dodge City, Kansas

400

This area of South Dakota is sacred to Native Americans

The Black Hills

500

Land set aside for Native Americans to live

reservations

500
A major industry in the Midwest that prepares meat for sale.

meatpacking

500

This state raises the most corn.

Iowa

500

The Gateway Arch was built for this reason

It is a memorial to honor the pioneers who helped settle the West.

500

The Soo Locks help ships travel between the different __________ of the Great Lakes.

water levels

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