Geographical Regions
Landforms
Bodies of water
Climate and Vegetation
People and the Environment
100
States like Michigan, Ohio, Illinois.
What is the Midwest.
100
The largest mountain range in the United States.
What are the Rocky Mountains
100
The Ocean on the East coast.
What is the Atlantic.
100
The weather over a long period of time.
What is climate.
100
things found in nature that we can use.
What are natural resources.
200
States like Florida, Georgia, Louisiana.
What is the Southeast
200
Largest river system in the United States.
What is the Mississippi River.
200
The ocean on the West coast.
What is the Pacific Ocean.
200
Plant life that grows naturally in an area.
What is natural vegetation.
200
reusable things that we find in nature.
What are renewable resources.
300
States like California, Oregon, Colorado.
What is the West.
300
the oldest mountain range in the United States, it has been worn away by erosion.
What are the Appalachian Mountains
300
Body of water between Florida and Texas.
What is the Gulf of Mexico.
300
the four main vegetation regions.
What are forests, deserts, grasslands, tundra
300
using less energy to complete a task
What is efficiency.
400
States like Maine, Vermont, New York.
What is the Northeast
400
The land along the east coast from Massachusetts to Mexico.
What is the Coastal Plain
400
a smaller river that flows into a larger river.
What is a tributary
400
this causes the seasons on Earth.
What is Earth's tilt
400
resources that cannot be used again.
What are nonrenewable resources.
500
States like Oklahoma, Arizona, Texas.
What is Southwest
500
The land that is between the Rockies and Appalachian Mountains.
What are the Interior Plains.
500
The largest of the 5 great lakes.
What is Lake Superior
500
a cold region that trees do not grow in.
What is the tundra.
500
using canals or pipes to move water
What is irrigation
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