States and Capitals 1
The capital of New York.
What is Albany?
The study of the physical and human features of a place.
What is geography?
A business that manufactures a product or provides a service.
What is industry?"
The lawmaking branch of the American government that is made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
What is Congress?
The capital of the United States of America
What is Washington D.C.?
Montgomery is the capital of this state.
What is Alabama?
An area of Earth’s surface that has some unique geographic characteristics that sets it apart from other areas.
What is a region?
A town or city built around a harbor where ships can dock.
What is port?
A tree-lined park in Washington D.C., that is surrounded by museums, monuments, and government buildings.
What is the National Mall?
The capital of Virginia?
What is Richmond?
Frankfort is the capital of this state.
What is Kentucky?
Something from nature that is useful to humans.
What is a natural resource?
The four numbers on a compass rose are called ________________directions
What is cardinal?
Having people living in the area.
What is populated?
Boston is the capital of this state.
What is Massachusetts?
The capital of Colorado.
What is Denver?
Native to a particular region or environment.
What is indigenous?
A person from one country who moves to another country to live.
What is immigrant?
The name of the land where it meets the ocean.
What is coast?
The capital of Hawaii.
What is Honolulu?
Juneau is the capital of this state.
What is Alaska?
A natural physical feature on Earth's surface.
What is a landform?
A part of a sea or ocean that extends into land.
What is bay?
Having many people living in a small area.
What is densely populated?
The capital of Pennsylvania.
What is Harrisburg?