Chicago's Physical Features
A Divided City
A Divided City Part 2
Resources Around Us
Feeding Our Communities
100

What two bodies of water does Chicago sit near?

Lake Michigan and the Chicago River

100

Chicagoans might guess some things about people based on where ___________   ______________ 

(2 words)

they live

100

Hyde Park was established by a White lawyer named Paul Cornell.

True or False

True

100

What is a resource?

A resource is something that will meet a need.

100

When people learned how to grow their own food, what did they learn how to keep?

Seeds from plants

200

What do people go to the parks by the lakefront to do?

To relax and exercise. 

They enjoy the view of the lake.

200

People might think that people who live on the North Side of Chicago root for the ____________. 

Cubs

200

What is "White Flight"?

When White people moved away from urban areas when African Americans moved into their neighborhood.

200

What is a natural resource?

Something found in nature that can be used by people.

200

What covers about three fourths of Illinois?

Farmland

300

Where do you find the tall buildings we call skyscrapers in Chicago?

The Loop

Downtown

300

People might think that people who live on the South Side of Chicago root for the _____________.

White Sox

300

What is the name of a neighborhood that was affected negatively by White Flight while businesses closed and jobs disappeared?

North Lawndale

300

What is an example of a natural resource?

Water

Land

Air

300

What is a food desert?

An area where it is hard to find healthy food like fresh fruits and vegetables. This area has very few or no grocery stores. 

400

What did early settlers in Chicago use the Chicago River for?

Fishing

Travel

Trading

400

What is a reason a neighborhood might change over time?

People move out of the neighborhood. People move into new neighborhoods. People change jobs. Some businesses close and people lose their job. Businesses open and new jobs are created.

400

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. came to Chicago, in North Lawndale, to protest unfair _________________.

housing practices

400

What do all living things need to live?

Water

400

How did agriculture change how people lived?

Instead of people moving from place to place in search of food, they began to settle and stay.

500

When new people came to Chicago, what did they bring with them?

They brought their culture with them.

500

What are some things you can find in the Hyde Park neighborhod?

The University of Chicago

Museum of Science and Industry

Former President Barack Obama's family home

500

When people in North Lawndale found out that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been killed, what did they do to the community?

They set fires and looted businesses.

500

What does it mean for water to be polluted?

It is filled with substances that make the water harmful.

500

What is agriculture?

Raising plants and animals for food is known as agriculture.