States and Capitals
What is the capital of Massachusetts?
Boston
What main mountain chain is in the Northeast?
The Appalachian Mountains
What state is the Statue Of Liberty in?
New York
In the northeast, what natural resource gives us furniture, pencils, and paper?
Trees
What is the capital of Connecticut?
Hartford
What is the capital of Rhode Island?
Providence
What are 3 types of bodies of water found in the Northeast?
Rivers
Lakes
Waterfalls
Oceans
Ponds
What state is the famous Liberty bell from?
Pennsylvania
In the Northeast, what body of water is a natural resource that gives us food such as lobster, crabs, and oysters?
Hint: It is an ocean.
The Atlantic Ocean
What is the capital of New York?
Albany
What is the capital of New Hampshire?
Concord
What is the second largest waterfall in the world?
Niagara Falls
Where is Plymouth Rock and what does it symbolize?
Half points- Massachusetts
Full Points- Located in Massachusetts, Plymouth Rock symbolizes the arrival of the pilgrims on the Mayflower.
What state has the largest granite quarry in the country?
Vermont
What is the capital of New Jersey?
Trenton
What is the capital of Maine
Augusta
Where is Niagara Falls located?
On the border of New York and Canada
Where is the White House?
Washington DC.
What state is best known for it's delicious maple syrup?
Vermont
What is the capital of Pennsylvania?
Harrisburg
What is the capital of Vermont?
Montpelier
What flat, low lands without many trees are found along the Atlantic Ocean from New York down to Florida?
Atlantic Costal Plains
Where was the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution signed?
Half points- Pennsylvania
Full points- Independence Hall in Pennsylvania
What state operates hundreds of major steel manufacturing plants?
Pennsylvania
What is the capital of Delaware?
Dover