States
Capitals
History
Geography
Economy & Government
100

This peninsula is known as the "sunshine state".

What is Florida?

100

The capital of Mississippi which is located east of the Mississippi River.

What is Jackson?

100

These were large farms that produced valuable cash crops through the use of slaves.

What were plantations?

100
These are some ways that the Southeast states reclaim land after strip-mining.

What is to put back soil, trees and plants into the land that was destroyed.

100

Our federal Government is located here, among the Southeast states, but it is not considered a state itself.

What is Washington DC?

200

This State is known as the "heart of Dixie" which borders the Gulf of Mexico, has a capital city of Montgomery.

What is Alabama?
200

This capital is located in the "Mountain State" of West Virginia.

What is Charleston?

200

The main causes of this were the Southeast states wanted to slavery to remain legal and they attempted to secede from the country because of it.

What is the Civil War?

200

Islands made of sand, soil and shells that have built up over time by waves are called this.

What are barrier islands?

200

A place along the coast were goods what are traded get imported or exported are called this.

What is a port?

300

This state is not only the location of a busy port in the southeast,with many Bayous,  but it is also the home of Jazz music.

What is Louisiana?

300

This capital city of Virginia is located inland, not on the coast.

What is Richmond?

300

The Native Americans used these for daily life - to make clothing, homes, weapons, and food.

What are natural resources?

300

The climate of the Southeast makes it a good place for these activities - which are important to the economy.

What are:

-farming

-tourism (beaches/resorts)

300

These are two examples of port cities in the Southeast.

What are:

- New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah, Baltimore, Miami, Nofolk, Baton Rouge, Mobile, Port Everglades (must name two)?

400

In this state, the Bluegrass state, you could visit Mammoth Cave.

What is Kentucky?

400

This capital city of Arkansas is the where our 42 President was from.

What is Little Rock?

400

In the Civil War, the North army was called the "Union" and the South army was called this.

What is the Confederacy?

400

This pass through the Appalachian Mountains allowed settlers to from the Coast to find new land East of the mounatains.

What is the Cumberland Gap?

400

The branch of government within the state that makes the laws.

What is the State Legislature?

500

This state borders the Atlantic Ocean and is the home to "Fort Sumter" where the first battle of the Civil War took place.

What is South Carolina?

500

In this capital city (in the home state of Mr. Earl) you would pronounce "window" by saying "winder" and "pillow" by saying "piller".

What is Atlanta, Georgia?

500

This was one effect of the Civil War.

What is...

- Slavery was ended

-slaves were freed

-the United States remained a whole country

500

Because so much of the Southeast is made up of coastal land, their economy relies mainly on these two industries.

What are tourism and trade (importing/exporting)?

500

One of the newer industries that is an important part of the economy that involves inventing or building computers and electronic equipment is this.

What is the high-tech industry?

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