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100
Storms that may cause damage along the coast.
What are hurricanes?
100
This natural resource is found in the Gulf of Mexico.
What is oil?
100
This is hidden inside a king's cake at Mardi Gras
What is a plastic baby?
100
The capital city of Florida.
What is Tallahassee?
100
Landform that covers most of the UPPER SE Region
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
200
This word to describe the SE climate means wet and moist
What is humid?
200
This Florida city is known as the "Cruise Capital of the World"
What is Miami?
200
Louis Armstrong is a famous trumpet player known for playing this type of music
What is jazz?
200
Nashville
What is the capital city of Tennessee?
200
A huge low wetland that covers most of southern Florida
What is the Everglades?
300
This season is short and mild in the SE Region.
What is Winter?
300
This state is the home of the Kennedy Space Center.
What is Florida?
300
A famous carnival celebrated in New Orleans, Louisiana
What is Mardi Gras?
300
Montgomery
What is the capital city of Alabama?
300
The place where the Appalachian mountains meet the Coastal Plain.
What is the fall line?
400
The reason the SE coast is nicknamed the Sunbelt.
What is close to the equator?
400
This popular soft drink was developed in the SE and now has a museum in Atlanta, Georgia.
What is Coca-Cola?
400
Type of music that originated from slaves singing about their sorrows.
What is blues music?
400
This state is known as the "Furniture Capital" of the SE.
What is North Carolina?
400
Landform that lies along the coast that is mostly flat.
What are beaches?
500
Average temperature in the SE Region
What is 50-80 degrees?
500
Southerners use this natural resource to make yarn, cloth, and carpet.
What is cotton?
500
Food served in the Carolinas that is a mixture of rice and black-eyed peas.
What is Hoppin' John?
500
This state in the SE Region has the most people.
What is Florida?
500
Two oceans that border the SE Region
What are the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico?