Regions of Georgia
Physical Features of Georgia
Geography / Government
Exploration
Georgia's Native People
100

The northwestern most region of Georgia and is the only coal producing region in the state.

What is the Appalachian Plateau?

100

The largest freshwater swamp in the U.S.

What is the Okefenokee Swamp?

100

The hemispheres where Georgia can be found.

What are the Western and Northern hemispheres?

100
This is what Hernando de Soto was searching for?

What is Gold?

100

These Native people lived in FL, GA, and AL when the Spanish first arrived in North America.

Who were the Mississippians?

200

This region has the state's highest elevation.

What is the Blue Ridge.

200

They protect Georgia's mainland from erosion.  

What are the barrier islands?

200
The U.S. region where Georgia is found.

What is the Southeast or the Sunbelt?

200

Spanish conquistador that explored Georgia in search of gold.

Who is Hernando Desoto?

200

 Native people believed these hill like structures represented power.

What are  mounds?

300

This region is located south of the Fall Line.

What is the Coastal Plain?

300

This marked the limit of travel up river and many major cities are located there.

What is the Fall Line?

300

These imaginary lines run north to south on the globe and measure how far east or west something is.

What is longitude?

300

Diseases spread by Europeans responsible for killing thousands of Native Americans (name 2)

What are smallpox, influenza, measles, and whooping cough?

300

What was the most prominent crop during the colonial period?

What is Maize/corn?

400

This region contains Georgia's most populated cities.

What is the Piedmont?

400

This river flows along Georgia's eastern border into the Atlantic Ocean. Its neighboring state is South Carolina. 

What is the Savannah River?

400

This latitude line divides the Northern and Southern hemispheres.

What is the Equator?

400

These were set up by the Spanish on the Barrier Islands.

What are Spanish Missions?

400

After early European exploration, the Native people of Georgia lost thousands or possibly millions due to war, disease, and slavery.  The surviving people reorganized into new nations.  These were the largest two nations.

Who were the Creek and the Cherokee?

500

This region's topography was especially important for travel in the early days of Georgia's history.

What is Valley and Ridge?

500

Provides several areas of the state with drinking water and recreational activities.

What is the Chattahoochee River?

500

Which form of government is responsible for enforcing the laws?

What is Executive.

500

The sect of Christianity that the Spanish tried to convert the Native American to.

What is Catholicism?

500

Mississippian Indian cities were called these

What are chiefdoms?

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