Landforms
Climate
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States/Capitals
100

These are the three deserts that you will find in the Southwest.

What are the Painted Desert, the Chiuahuan Desert, and the Sonoran Desert?

100

The land that is located here is more likely to be hot and humid.

What is the Gulf Coast?

100

These were settlements made by Spanish settlers were Native Americans were forced to work and convert to Christianity.

What are Missions?

100

This resource is found in the southwest and is used to fuel cars and factories.

What is oil?

100

This is the capital of Texas.

What is Austin?

200

This is similar to a mesa with a steep hill of rock and a flat top, but it is smaller.

What is a butte?

200

This is what you call a sudden and heavy rain which is common in the desert.

What is a cloudburst?

200

This Native American tribes was known to be nomadic which meant they moved from place to place. 

Who were the Apache?

200

This precious resource must be used wisely and requires the Southwest to cooperate with Mexico for use of the Rio Grande River.

What is water?

200

This capital of Arizona is located where two rivers meet.

What is Phoenix?

300

The southwest lies in a region that is drier because of mountains blocking the moist ocean air which is called this.

What is a rainshadow?

300

Most of the southwest region is covered by desert which means the air is very dry, or called this.

What is arid?
300

This pathway was where Native Americans were forced to travel from their homes to new land set aside for them by the government.

What was the Trail of Tears?

300

The southwest has enough rainfall in some parts for these to grow and they are an important resource.

What are forests?

300

Oklahoma City was settled during the the land rush in the 1800's and eventually was a part of this state.

What is Oklahoma?

400

The southwest has used these two man made features to help with their need for water in the desert.

What are reservoirs and aqueducts?

400

These ditches are caused by flowing water through the land over time.

What are arroyos?

400
These were two reasons for the Texas/Mexican war.

What were Mexico raising taxes and passing laws that limited settlers.

400

These are two minerals that are found in the southwest.

What are:

uranium,

coal,

copper, 

silver, gold, iron...

400

This capital city is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains of New Mexico.

What is Santa Fe?

500

Land that is drier and not fertile is most likely to be used for this, instead of farming.

What is ranching?

500

These areas are the only places where you may find cold and snowy weather in the Southwest.

What are the mountain areas?

500

These were given to settlers to encourage them to settle the Oklahoma territory- it included free land if they agreed to occupy the land.

What were land grants?

500

These types of workers come to the area temporarily to help with harvesting crops and driving cattle.

What are migrant workers?

500

This is the border between Mexico and Texas.

What is the Rio Grande?