States & Capitals
Capital of Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Appalachian Mountains
Mississippi River
What crop is known as "King" in the Southeastern Region?
Cotton
What is the name of the place where a river begins?
source
Columbia is the capital of which state?
South Carolina
Which state is a peninsula?
Florida
West Virginia and Kentucky are known for which resource/industry?
coal
hurricanes
Capital of Kentucky
Frankfort
Where rivers flow drop sharply from the Appalachian Mountains to the Coastal Plains.
The fall line
The Coastal Plains of the Southeastern States are located on which two bodies of water?
Gulf or Mexico and Atlantic Ocean
What are Florida's main crop?
citrus
The Southeastern region was the birthplace of which 4 musical genres?
Bluegrass, Country, Blues, and Jazz
Charleston is the capital of which state?
West Virginia
What is the name of the region known for its rolling hills and plateaus?
the Piedmont
Which river forms the northern border of the Southeastern states?
Ohio River
Who is known for finding new uses for peanuts?
George Washington Carver
What is the name of a celebration that occurs each year in New Orleans?
Carnival or Mardi Gras
Capital of Arkansas
Little Rock
Name the four Southeastern states that are landlocked.
West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arkansas
What is the term used for the triangle shaped area at the end of a river with fertile soil?
delta
Name a Southeastern port city.
New Orleans, Charleston, Miami, Mobile, Norfolk
What is the name of the oldest permanent settlement in North America?
St. Augustine, Florida