Vocabulary
The Land
The Economy
The Culture
100
Rivers that flow into the Mississippi
What are tributaries?
100
A landform over 250 million years old and are only 2,000 to 6,000 feet high.
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
100
The world's largest Gulf.
What is the Gulf of Mexico?
100
People flee their cold winter homes for the warm climate of this state.
What is Florida?
200
A landform with rick, dark soil at the mouth of the Mississippi River.
What is a delta?
200
This landform is a wetland with trees and hanging vines.
What are Swamps?
200
A popular fruit grown in Florida.
What are Oranges?
200
This city was once a French Colony.
What is New Orleans, Louisiana?
300
Grassy wetlands that stretch out in all directions.
What are marshes?
300
It protects the mainland from rough ocean waves.
What are barrier islands?
300
This snack food needs months and months of warm days and nights. We eat over two billion pounds a year.
What is peanuts?
300
Many tourists visit the Grand Ole Opry in this city to hear country and bluegrass.
What is Nashville, Tennessee?
400
Flat land that stretches along the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.
What are the coastal plains?
400
A famous swamp in the Southeast
What are the Everglades or Okefenokee Swamps?
400
The southeast region is number one region in manufacturing.
What is textiles, or cloth, or furniture?
400
Martin Luther King Jr. was born in Atlanta and has a historical site here.
What is Atlanta, GA?
500
Off the coast of Florida are special islands called keys, which are made of limestone skeletons formed by tiny sea animals.
What is coral?
500
A major river used for transportation. It starts in Minnesota and ends in Louisiana
What is the Mississippi River?
500
Located in the Southeast, one of the world's busiest ports.
What is New Orleans?
500
The 12 states in the Southeast Region.
What is Alabama, Akansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia?
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