Vocabulary
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Regions
Climate/Resources
Resources/Indianapolis
100
to change the way you do something
What is adapt?
100
the coldest month on the graph
What is January?
100
the landform that is most common in the Western region
What is mountains?
100
temperature, wind, precipitation
What are 3 things that make up climate?
100
this event changed California's population over time
What is the Gold Rush of 1848-1849?
200
a natural resource that has never been alive
What is mineral?
200
the average temperature of March
What is about 33 degrees?
200
the plains are common in this region
What is the Midwest?
200
the 3 reasons why a climate can be warm while others are cold
What are distance from equator, how high from the ground, & distance from ocean/lake?
200
this resource helped change Beaumont and was given the nickname "black gold"
What is oil?
300
the people who carry out and make laws of a state
What is state government?
300
45 degrees F
What is the average temperature of April?
300
swamps are common in this region
What is the Southeast?
300
two examples of a mineral
What are gold and salt?
300
the hot water springs helped soothe aches and pains for people in this town
What is Glenwood Springs?
400
kinds of businesses
What is industries?
400
the two months in which the temperature changed the least
What is January & February?
400
one common landform of the Northeast
What is hills?
400
two examples of fuel
What are oil and gas?
400
the reason why Indianapolis was chosen as the capital city
What is it is in the middle of the state?
500
a region's landforms and climate
What is physical environment?
500
the average temperature of July
What is about 73 degrees?
500
the region in which we live
What is the Southwest?
500
the reason why we should conserve our resources
What is there is only a limited amount on the earth?
500
the Bethel AME Church in Indianapolis
What is an important stop (station) in the Underground Railroad?