low and rounded / made up of the White/Catskill/ Allegheny and more!
What is the Appalachian Mountains?
100
This type of tree has wide, flat leaves. Some examples are the oak and maple. They lose their leaves in the fall and the leaves come back in the spring.
What is a broadleaf tree?
100
Dover
What is the capital of Delaware?
200
Augusta
What is the capital of Maine?
200
Montpelier
What is the capital of Vermont?
200
Low, flat landform that begins in Massachusetts and stretches south and west into Texas. Located by the ocean.
What is the Coastal Plain?
200
This type of tree has long, think leaves. Pine, spruce , and hemlock are example. These trees never lose their leaves. They are nicknamed EVERGREENS!
What is a needleleaf tree?
200
This is another word for city.
What is an urban area?
300
Concord
What is the capital of New Hampshire?
300
Providence
What is the capital of Rhode Island?
300
huge, moving sheets of ice that shaped the land long ago
What is a glacier?
300
This is the business of growing crops and raising animals. It is the fancy word for farming.
What is agriculture?
300
This is another word for country.
What is rural?
400
Albany
What is the capital of New York?
400
Harrisburg
What is the capital of Pennslvania?
400
a place along a coastline where ships can dock safely. New York has one!
What is a harbor
400
These are valuable stones that are found in both Vermont and New Hampshire. The Lincoln memorial was made out of one of these and your counter top may be made out of the other.
What are granite and marble?
400
This means making a large number of goods in factories.
What is manufacturing?
500
Annapolis
What is the capital of Maryland?
500
Trenton
What is the capital of New Jersey?
500
A part of an ocean, sea, or lake that cuts deeply into the land
What is a bay?
500
This is the most important natural resource of the Northeast. It is so valuable because it is used to make steel, which is then used to build tall building and bridges. It can also be burned to heat homes. It is found deep underground.