Chapter 8
What are the Great Lake States?
What are the states located near the Great Lakes called?
What is contains 1/5?
The Great lakes contain ___________ of the world's fresh water?
What is the Midwest allows for the production of a lot of different crops?
What is True?
What is Mitchell, South Dakota?
Where is the location of the Corn Palace?
What is the Illinois waterway?
What waterway connects Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River?
What is one inch per year?
What is the rate that the canyons and jagged formations are eroding in the badlands?
What are prairie dogs, bison, and porcupine?
What are a couple of mammals that live on the badlands/prairie?
What is the "richest"?
What is irrigation?
What is how farmers bring more water to their crops?
What is a barge?
What is a flat bottomed boat?
What is a system that consists of rivers, lakes, and canals through which ships travel?
What is a waterway?
What is a lock, and what is a canal?
What is a part of a canal, and what is a waterway that is dug by man to allow ships to travel?
What are strawberries, blueberries, peaches, apples, and grapes?
What are some other products that are produced in Wisconsin?
What are the Great Plains, and dairy products and cheese?
What are where are some of the nation's largest cattle ranches, and what is important to Wisconsin's economy today?
What is the "Corn Belt" and glaciers?
What is the nickname for the Central plains and what caused the Great Lakes to form?
What are corn-fed hogs and beef cattle?
What are some other agriculture products that the Great Plains are known for?
What is they rotate crops to provide the nutrients the next years crops needs and the crop that planted has the nutrients that it needs?
What is why do farmers rotate crops?
What is to celebrate the importance of Agriculture, and what is wind and water erosion?
What is the reason that the Corn Palace was built, and what caused the badlands to become so beautiful?
What is planting corn one year, and then planting soybeans the following year?
What is a common farming practice that is done by farmers in the Great Plains?
What are alfalfa, wheat, barley, potatoes, corn, soybeans, and sugarbeets?
What are some common crops that are grown on the Great Plains?
What is finding the most complete T-Rex fossil in history?
What is Sue Hendrickson known for?
What are L. Huron, L. Superior, L. Michigan, L. Erie, and L. Ontario?
What are the five great lakes?
What are the Arikara and the Sioux?
What two tribes hunted the buffalo/bison on the great plains?
What are Chicago, and St. Louis?
What are the busiest transportation center, and the busiest port city in the Midwest?
What are use less fuel, carry huge amounts, food would spoil, and slow?
What are positive and negatives about barges?