Resources/Regions
Fertile soil region along the Mississippi River.
What is the Delta?
The Kentucky Derby is held here.
Where is Louisville?
Music City and songwriting capital of the world.
What is Nashville?
Oysetrs and shrimp are found here.
What are the Louisiana waters?
Famous creole fried pastry.
What is a beignet?
Agriculture is this state's largest industry.
What is Arkansas?
Bluegrass music and handmade crafts are cultural traditions here.
What is the Ozark Mountains?
Louisiana's capital.
What is Baton Rouge?
A chain of mountains in Tennessee.
What are the Great Smoky Mountains?
Helped organize many civil rights protests.
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
Grassy land in central Kentucky known for its horse farms.
What is the Bluegrass Region?
Played stickball in Mississippi.
Who are the Choctaw?
A visitor center in __________ , Arkansas tells the story of the first black students to attend the city's high school.
What is Little Rock?
Nicknamed "Old Hickory".
Who was President Andrew Jackson?
Developed a writing system for the Cherokee people.
Who was Sequoyah?
This state uses clay-rich soil and fresh water to create mandmade fishponds for fish production.
What is Mississippi?
Louisiana city known for famous celebration that many Christians avoid.
What is New Orleans?
French King that Louisana is named after.
Who was Louis XIV?
Arkansas's earliest people lived here.
What are bluff shelters?
Started a retail chain and opened its first store in Arkansas.
Who was Sam Walton?
What is Decatur?
These groups have their own dialects and cultural foods.
Who are the Cajun and Creole people?
Frankfort is the capital.
What is Kentucky?
Founded the Tuskegee Institute.
Who was Booker T. Washington?
Painted birds in Louisiana.
Who was Jame John Audubon?