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100
This city is the "Gateway to the West"
What is St. Louis
100
Ohio
What is Columbus?
100
The type of soil needed to produce crops.
What is fertile?
100
St. Louis is settled along these 2 rivers.
What are the Mississippi and Missouri?
100
The National Monument that features 4 presidents carved in the Black Hills.
What is Mt. Rushmore?
200
Henry Ford started his automobile factory here in 1908
What is Detroit
200
Iowa
What is Des Moines?
200
Henry Ford manufactured his cars on this.
What is an assembly line?
200
A flat land with mostly tall grasses is called this.
What is a prairie?
200
This tourist attraction honors pioneers.
What is the Gateway Arch?
300
Custer attacked the Indians along this river
What is Little Big Horn?
300
South Dakota
What is Pierre?
300
Animals such as cattle, hogs, and chickens that are raised on farms are called this
What is livestock?
300
These lakes are part of a water highway system from the midwest to the Atlantic Ocean.
What are the Great Lakes?
300
520 stores, 50 resturants, 14 movie theaters, and an amusement park make up this.
What is The Mall of America?
400
This is the 2nd oldest baseball park in America
What is Wrigley Field?
400
Michigan
What is Lansing?
400
Tourism is an example of this type of economy?
What is tertiary?
400
This area in South Dakota is sacred to the Sioux Indians.
What are the Black Hills?
400
A new monument being carved in the the Black Hills honors this Sioux Indian Chief.
Who is Crazy Horse?
500
This city is known as the "Wickest Little City" in the west
What is Dodge City?
500
Wisconsin
What is Madison?
500
Kansas produces more of this than any other state.
What is wheat?
500
These allow boats to travel from 1 body of water to another.
What are locks?
500
O'hare Airport is located here.
What is Chicago.