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Who is the famous pioneer who used the Cumberland Gap in 1767?
Daniel Boone
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What do we call people who first settle a new place?
Pioneers
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Who was Chief Powhatan's daughter?
Pocahontas
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Name our Nation's capital.
Washington, DC
100
Where is the largest army base in the world?
Fort Bragg
200
Where do people go to relax and have fun?
resorts
200
What do we call it when something gets returned to its natural condition?
reclaim
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Lakes that are formed when dams are built are called what?
reservoirs
200
Up until 1900, where did most families live?
on farms
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Where was the first English settlement in North Carolina in 1587?
Roanoke Island
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What is the leading crop in this region?
Tobacco
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Where is the country music capital?
Nashville
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What does TVA stand for?
Tennessee Valley Authority
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What is a low, wet area where cattails, tall grasses, and other similar plants grow?
Marsh
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What is an opening between mountains called?
Pass
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What do we call places where trains and planes stop on their way to other places?
hub
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The largest naval base in the world is where?
Norfolk, VA
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What do we call the electric power created by dams?
Hydroelectricity
400
What kind of cloth is made in Greensboro, North Carolina?
denim
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Who was the leader of the Jamestown colonists?
Capt. John Smith
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What state has the research triangle?
North Carolina
500
Name the 4 landforms in the area.
Blue Ridge Mountains, Allegheny Mountains, Cumberland Plateau, and Shenandoah Valley
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What metal is used to make thigs that need to be strong light?
aluminum
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Name 4 of the main crops in this region.
peanuts, soybeans, sweet potatoes, and cotton
500
What are the 4 states that are famous for their horses?
Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland, and Tennessee