Large natural landform that rises steeply above the surrounding terrain, typically featuring a distinct peak or summit.
Mountain
How could living by a river be a benefit
Fishing, travel, agriculture, etc.
The Himalayas are an example of this landform
Mountains
Name one culture that moved into Louisiana and influenced its culture
French, Native American, Spanish, African
an opening in the Earth's crust that allows hot magma, volcanic ash, and gases to escape from deep underground.
Volcano
How could living on a mountain be a negative?
No flat land, rocks, snow/avalanche, agriculture
Louisiana is famous for its food, but many Cajun people settled in these landforms where mosquitoes and alligators might be hiding
Swamps
Many people have migrated (Moved) throughout history. What is one culture that migrated to the United States?
Everyone
a natural, flowing stream of fresh water that moves downhill across the land.
River
What are two benefits of living in or near a Forest
Wood, Supplies, water, etc.
The Mississippi _____ is an example of this landform
River
Who were the first colonizers of America? (Not just New England, but any part of modern day America).
Spanish
a large area of land covered mainly with trees and underbrush
Forest
How could living in a place with lots of animals be good or bad?
Name one good thing and one bad thing
(Don't say it's pretty or the animals are cute)
Food, seeing what's safe to eat, control populations
Territory, overprotective mothers, etc.
Many of the famous Brother's Grimm Fairy Tales take place in this German forest, located in the Southwest bordering France
Black Forest
Why might someone living near a mountain migrate to a more inhabitable place?
Answers may vary
a large, flat, elevated area of land that rises sharply above the surrounding land on at least one side
Plateau
What could humans do to a river to make the environment more habitable (easier to live there).
Dig channels, reservoirs, dams, ports, bridges, netting for fishing, etc.
Nile River
Before humans were able to settle in one place, they were known as this nomadic tradition of collecting resources and following animals
Hunter/gatherers