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100
This state is the smallest state in the country.
What is Rhode Island?
100
This capital of a Northeast state is also known as "Beantown".
What is Boston?
100
This mountain range runs through much of the Northeast region and is made up of smaller ranges (spelling counts!)
What is the Appalachian Trail?
100
These tart treats grow in bogs and swampy areas in the Northeast.
What are cranberries?
100
The name of the climate in the Northeast.
What is continental climate?
200
This state is home to a city nicknamed "The Big Apple"
What is New York?
200
This capital was the first in the United States, and George Washington took his oath here.
What is Albany?
200
This ocean borders the Northeast region.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
200
Another word for fish farming is..
What is aquaculture?
200
This 37 mile long barrier island can be found off the coast of Maryland and Virginia and is known for its herds of wild ponies.
What is Assateague Island?
300
This state is home to the U.S. Naval Academy and lots of crabs and soft clams.
What is Maryland?
300
The capital of the Green Mountain State....
What is Montpelier?
300
This landform in New Hampshire is the highest peak in the Northeast and has some of the world's most severe weather.
What is Mount Washington?
300
Name 3 products that are manufactured in the Northeast.
What is (answers will vary)
300
This animal is famous for forecasting the weather.
Who is Punxsutawney Phil?
400
Many people travel to this state to visit Hershey Park.
What is Pennsylvania?
400
The capital of the state where basketball was invented...
What is Boston?
400
These 5 lakes are named the Great Lakes.
What are Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, and Lake Superior?
400
These Northeast resources come from underground and are used to make buildings. (Name at least 2 of the 3)
What are marble, granite and coal?
400
This is the oldest town/settlement in New England, and one of the oldest in the United States.
What is Plymouth?
500
This state is the home to salt water taffy.
What is New Jersey?
500
The capital of the state that was the first to ratify the constitution?
What is Dover?
500
This waterway connects the Northeast region to other parts of the country and was dug by hand to move goods by boat.
What is the Erie Canal?
500
Rivers and waterfalls were important in the growth of the Northeast because ....
What is "because the power produced by running water made it possible for people to build mills and factories"?
500
This is the name of the World's Largest Crayon, found in Philadelphia at the Crayola Factory.
What is "Big Blue"?