Coast & Mountain Region
Central Valley & Desert Region
Where is California
Vocabulary
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100
For film and television
What are two uses for the land on the coast?
100
farming, dairy farming, and ranching
What is the land used for in the central valley?
100
Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon
What states border California?
100
An imaginary line that goes around the middle of the earth.
What is the equator
100
a large mass of land
What is a continent
200
lumber and mining copper and gold.
What is land in the mountains used for?
200
Hot, Very little rain.
What is the climate like in the desert region?
200
What country borders California?
What is Mexico
200
Anything from nature that people use
What is a natural resource?
200
the usual weather of a place over time
What is climate
300
more than half of all Californians live in this region
What is an interesting fact about the coast region?
300
Located in the central valley, Sacramento is our state's capital
What is our state capital and where is it located?
300
It's the capital of California
What is Sacramento
300
a resource that must be used when and where it is available.
What is a flow resource?
300
a shape or feature of the earth's surface
What is a landform?
400
Snowy and cold in the winter, but can get warm and hot in the summer.
What is the climate like in the mountains?
400
Palm Springs and El Centro
What are some cities in the desert?
400
North America
What continent is California located on?
400
An area that has one or more features in common.
What is a region
400
Something in nature that can be replaced after people use it.
What is a renewable resource?
500
mountains, forests, rivers
What are some landforms in the mountain region?
500
Delta Green Ground Beetle, and the San Joaquin Antelope.
What are some animals in the Central Valley?
500
It shares California's northern border
Where is Oregon?
500
Something that cannot be replaced once it is used.
What is a non-renewable resource?
500
The study of people, places, and environments on Earth.
What is geography?
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