This divides the United States into 2 main regions.
The Mississippi River
This is an acronym (letter that make a word) to remember the 5 Great Lakes.
HOMES
The first 10 Amendments in the U.S. Constitution were given this name.
The Bill of Rights
The Region we live in.
The Midwest
Most populous ethnic group in the U.S.
Caucasion
The Great Lakes flow into this river.
The St. Lawrence River
New York City was originally named this.
New Amsterdam
Basic Rights that belong to all citizens.
Civil Rights
New Your City is part of this region.
Mid-Atlantic Region
This religion has the largest number of followers in the U.S.
Christianity
These Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers combine to form this river.
The Ohio River
This Agency (Also an Acronym) helps people after disasters and known by this name.
FEMA
This is another word for "manufacturing"
Industry
The movement of 6 million African Americans from the Southeast to the northern regions was called this.
The Great Migration
Native Americans are believed to be the original people of America. This word also means native to an area.
indigenous
Many settlers turned back when they reached the Mississippi River because of this reason.
Too difficult to cross
The Nickname for the Midwest.
The Nation's Bread Basket
Coal is this type of fuel.
Fossil
The Appalachian Mountains stretch from Canada all the way to this State in the Southeast region.
Alabama
This city was an important commercial trade center near the Gulf of Mexico.
New Orleans
Gated Passageways in dams along rivers.
Locks
Areas where many factories closed.
The Rust Belt
This environmental program was started to clean up hazardous waste sites.
Superfund
The Southeastern region of the United States has this type of climate.
Humid Subtropical
The most powerful current that flows through the Atlantic Ocean is this.
The Gulf Stream