Vocabulary
States
Capitals
Regions
Vocabulary II
100

a steep, narrow canyon

What is a gorge?

100

The capital of California.

What is Sacramento?

100

Austin is its capital. 

What is Texas?

100

The Hawaiian island were formed this way.

What are from erupting volcanoes?

100

a natural physical feature on Earth’s surface.

What is a landform?

200

a warm ocean current that begins in the Gulf of Mexico and travels north along the coast of Florida all the way to Newfoundland in Canada.

What is the Gulf Stream?

200

The capital of Massachusetts.

What is Boston?

200

Phoenix is its capital.

What is Arizona?

200

This is Americas largest state.

What is Alaska?

200

to dig into the earth in search of minerals or coal.

What is to mine?

300

something from nature that is useful to humans

What is a natural resource?

300

The capital of Georgia.

What is Atlanta?

300

Honolulu is its capital.

What is Hawaii?

300

This area of the United States gets the most rain.

What is western Oregon and Washington?

300

native to a particular region or environment. 

What is indigenous?

400

The carrying away of soil and rock by water, ice, or wind.

What is erosion? 

400

The capital of New York. 

What is Albany?

400

Denver is its capital.

What is Colorado?

400

These states were once part of Mexico.

What is California, New Mexico and Arizona?

400

the buying and selling of goods and services.

What is commerce?

500

a piece of land sticking out into a body of water, so that it is almost surrounded by water.

What is a peninsula?

500

The capital of Illinois.

What is Springfield?

500

Topeka is its capital.

What is Kansas?

500

There are four presidents carved into this cliff.

What is Mount Rushmore?

500

a part of a sea or ocean that extends into land.

What is a bay?