SOL 2 & 3 Review

The lowest point in North America is located in the —

What is a river that flows into another larger river known as?

What type of resource comes directly from nature?

What imaginary lines run from North Pole to South Pole?

What type of resource is the canoe an America Indian would use to fish in?

Which geographic region contains the Continental Divide?

Archaeologists found evidence that humans lived at Cactus Hill on the Nottoway R. how long ago?

What river connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean?

Which geographic region is located west of the Appalachian Mtns. and east of the Great Plains?

Which resources did early American Indians (First Americans) not use to make shelters?

The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers were the transportation arteries for —

How many continents are there on Earth?

What is a large, relatively flat, but elevated area of land called?

The Ohio River was called the —

The Pacific Northwest coast was inhabited by the —

Which geographic region is mostly grassland?

The Lakota inhabited the area of dry grasslands known as the —

The land mass of Europe and Asia is frequently called —

Bodies of water in the United States do all of the following except —

Which of the following is NOT a land related geographic feature?

What is a piece of land smaller than a continent that is surrounded by water?

The heavily forested, Eastern Woodland area was inhabited by the —

The Colorado River was explored by the —

Which geographic region contains old eroded mountains?

The Gulf of Mexico provided exploration routes for the —

What is a continent?

The Rio Grande forms the border with

Which natural feature was helpful to early explorers?

Which body of water was an early exploration route and forms the border of the western US?

Characteristics of the Basin and Range Region include all of the following except 

The geographic region that wraps around Hudson Bay in a horseshoe shape is called the 

What physical characteristic determines the directional flow of rivers?

Which group inhabited present-day Alaska and northern Canada?

Which geographic region contains lakes carved by glaciers?

Who studies human behavior and culture through the recovery and analysis of artifacts?

To make clothing, the American Indians (First Americans) used

Europe is considered a continent even though it is not entirely surrounded by —

What is recovery of material evidence remaining from the past called?