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100
Name the State Capital, flower, and Tree of Maine
What is Capital: Augusta 23rd state Flower: White Pine cone and tassel Nickname: Pine Tree State Tree: Eastern White Pine
100
Name the major industries of Maine
What is Agriculture: Seafood, poultry and eggs, potatoes, dairy products, cattle, blueberries, apples. Industry: Paper, lumber, and wood products, electric equipment, food processing, leather products, textiles, tourism.
100
Name the parts of the Appalachian Mountains
What is Several different mountain ranges make up the Appalachian Mountains, including the Allegheny Mountains, the Pocono Mountains, the Adirondack Mountains, and the Catskills.
100
Describe the Climate of the northeast region. Be specific in your answer.
What is The Northeast region is about halfway between the North Pole and the equator, so the climate is very different than the climate of the Southeast. Winters in the Northeast are long and cold, with lots of snowstorms. One kind of snowstorm, called a northeaster, can bring over a foot of snow at one time. During the cold winter months, Lake Erie may freeze over completely. Summers are warm, but short compared to those in the Southeast region.
200
What is the state capital, flower and tree of New Hampshire
What is Capital City: Concord Bird: Purple Finch Tree: Paper Birch Flower: Purple Lilac
200
Name the Major resources of New Hampsire.
What is Economy: Agriculture: Dairy products, nursery stock, cattle, apples, eggs. Industry: Machinery, electric equipment, rubber and plastic products, tourism.
200
Describe the People of Maine.
What is Relaxed. Boating culture. Environmental. Small population. Connects well with Canada and British Columbia. Boating, Hunting/fishing, Forestry.
200
Why is the Atlantic Ocean important.
What is The Atlantic Ocean is an important resource for fish, lobster, and shellfish. Once these shellfish are caught, they are shipped to food stores and restaurants all over the country. Fish farming is called aquaculture. Fish are raised on farms and are sold for the purpose of eating. This helps protect the populations of fish that are born in a natural environment.
200
What are the major sports played and invented in the Northeast?
What is Two of our most popular sports were invented in the Northeast region. Dr. James Naismith in Springfield, Massachusetts, invented basketball in 1891. You can visit the Basketball Hall of Fame there. Four years later, William Morgan invented volleyball in Holyoke, Massachusetts
300
What is the State capital, flower, tree and nickname of Vermont.
What is Capital: Montpelier Population: 626,562 (2014) Constitution: 14th state Flower: Red Clover Nickname: Green Mountain State Tree: Sugar Maple Bird: Hermit Thrush
300
Describe the Process of Making Maple syrup
What is Tap the maple, boil, strain, bottle.
300
Describe the people of New Hampshire
What is Workers. Dry humor Dedicated to industry and advancement. Innovative thinkers. Needs to have the boasting rights that they have something to prove to Maine and Vermont. (especially Vermont.)
300
Describe the lighthouses in the Northeast. Be specific
What is There are many lighthouses along the rocky coastline of the Northeast region. Their lights and foghorns keep ships from crashing into the rocky shore. The most well known lighthouse is in West Quoddy Head, Maine. West Quoddy Head is the most northeastern point of the United States.
300
Describe the Mid-Atlantic States
What is The Mid-Atlantic states have a “BUST” culture. Based in natural resources; lumber, natural gas, coal and electricity generation.
400
Name Three landmarks of the Northeast and locate the state they are in.
What is There is beautiful scenery throughout the Northeast region. Many tourists visit the Northeast region in the fall to see the brightly colored autumn leaves. These tourists are known as “leaf peepers.” The capital city of the United States is located in the Northeast region. The capital city is called Washington, D.C. “D.C.” stands for District of Columbia. The White House, the Capitol, the Supreme Court, and many other government buildings are located in Washington, D.C. Philadelphia's historical museums welcome people from around the U.S. each year. You can visit Independence Hall where the U.S. Constitution was written. The Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross's house and Ben Franklin's Post Office are also located in Philadelphia. Visitors to the Northeast can also take a tour of the Crayola Factory. Fascinated visitors can watch swinging vats of heated wax spin around and dump their colorful contents into molds. Just minutes later, 1,200 perfect crayons pop out and move along the line toward sorting, boxing, and packaging machines. Tourists can also create art projects with many of Crayola's products and visit “Big Blue,” the World's Largest Crayon. Many tourists visit the Northeast region to see the beautiful fall leaves. Lobsters are harvested year-round in Maine, although most are caught between late June and late December when the lobsters are most active. “Big Blue” is 15 feet long, weighs 1,500 pounds, and was formed from blue crayon scrap "leftolas" mailed in from kids around the country as part of Crayola's 100th birthday celebration. ★ created by Jill S. Russ ★ mrsruss.com ★ Page 6 Tourists can also visit Hershey, Pennsylvania, “the sweetest place on Earth.” A hundred years ago, Milton Hershey started a candy business using mass production, a way of making large amounts of the same product. The Hershey bar was America's first mass-produced candy bar. Today, Hershey's factory is the largest chocolate factory in the world. Visitors can design their own candy bar, work in the factory packaging Kisses, and ride the roller coasters at Hersheypark. Because of the factory, the whole town smells like chocolate. New York City, New York is the largest city in the United States. It is home to over 8 million people. To make room for all of these people, New Yorkers began building skyscrapers. The first skyscrapers were built over a hundred years ago. People live and work in these very tall buildings. The Empire State Building is New York's most famous skyscraper. This office building has 102 floors. Millions of tourists visit New York every year. They enjoy museums and plays. They visit famous places like the Statue of Liberty.
400
Name the state. (IBM)
What is New Hampshire
400
Define Geography
What is The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries
400
Describe Mount washington
What is Mount Washington in New Hampshire is part of the Appalachian Mountain range. At 6,288 feet tall, Mount Washington is the highest peak in the Northeast. Mount Washington has some of the world's most severe weather. It can snow all year long. The peak of Mount Washington is also one of the windiest places on Earth. The highest wind speed ever recorded there was 231 miles per hour.
400
Describe the New England States
What is The New England States are primarily based as a coastal region. They base their life on the fishing culture and typically an expensive area of the country to live. Industry is huge because of the shipping industry.
500
Name the State Flags shown
What is Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire
500
Name the State (Ben and Jerry's) (CAT)
What is Vermont and New Hampshire
500
Describe the Food of the Region
What is Clam chowder, crab cakes, lobster, and other seafoods are among the Northeast region's most popular foods. Because there are so many dairy farms in this region, people eat a lot of dairy products, too. In fact, Northeasterners eat more ice cream per person than any other region in the United States. Baked beans, potato chips, and buffalo wings were all invented in the Northeast region.
500
Describe the Erie Canal
What is The most important waterway in the region is the Erie Canal, which connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. A canal is a ditch dug across land to connect one waterway with another. The Erie Canal is 363 miles long. Work on the Erie Canal began in 1817 and was From the top of Mount Washington, visitors can see for a hundred miles. West Quoddy Head Lighthouse was built in 1858. ★ created by Jill S. Russ ★ mrsruss.com ★ Page 3 finished in 1825. Before the Erie Canal was dug, there was no waterway that crossed the Appalachian Mountains. Moving goods by boat is faster and cheaper than traveling across land, so it was very difficult and expensive to move goods from the Northeast region to other parts of the country without the Erie Canal.
500
Name all the States in the Northeast Region
What is Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
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