Shoshoe woman who assistred the Lewis and Clark expedition

Appalachian Mountains

extends nearly 2,000 miles from Canada to northern Alabama

begins west of the Appalachians and winds past 1,000 miles of rich farmland

largest land animal of the Western Hemisphere

the longest mountain chain on Earth

Pioneer families used this on their way west

sometimes used as roads by the pioneers as they moved westward

Shawnee chief who tried to unite the Indian tribes

means "at the foot of the mountains"

Christian Mohawk chief who translated Scripture into his language

trees with broad, flat leaves that shed in the winter

a plain or hilly region covered by grasses

desert land in Arizona made up of colorful sandstone

largest salt water lake in North America

made up of more than 60 mountain ranges; extend approximately 3,000 miles

largest river and chief waterway of the United States

longest river and chief tributary of the Mississippi River

World's second largest body of water

tribe in southern Illinois and Kentucky

Yellowstone National Park

oldest National Park in the world

American Indian medicine man, chief and political leader

low marshy area and swamps in southern Florida

mountains in Missouri and Arkansas rich in lead, coal, iron and marble

done more than any animal except the beaver to shape the continent

North America's continental divide; divides the river systems

the largest underground cave system in the world

wood has been replaced by minerals until the trees have become stone

Apache leader who fought the Spanish and Americans for his lands

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Sacagawea
Shoshoe woman who assistred the Lewis and Clark expedition
desert land in Arizona made up of colorful sandstone
wood has been replaced by minerals until the trees have become stone
largest canyon in the world
2
Appalachian Mountains
the Iroquois tribes
Christian Mohawk chief who translated Scripture into his language
extends nearly 2,000 miles from Canada to northern Alabama
low marshy area and swamps in southern Florida
3
Ohio River
begins west of the Appalachians and winds past 1,000 miles of rich farmland
trees with broad, flat leaves that shed in the winter
World's second largest body of water
means "at the foot of the mountains"
4
Plains
largest river and chief waterway of the United States
an Indian tribe of Texas
famous for Mount Rushmore
"bread basket" of the nation
5
buffalo
largest land animal of the Western Hemisphere
a plain or hilly region covered by grasses
world's largest gulf
American Indian medicine man, chief and political leader
6
Comanche
"bread basket" of the nation
famous for Mount Rushmore
an Indian tribe of Texas
largest river and chief waterway of the United States
7
Cordilleran Chain
plants of a specific region
made up of more than 60 mountain ranges; extend approximately 3,000 miles
the longest mountain chain on Earth
8
Cumberland Gap
Pioneer families used this on their way west
the largest underground cave system in the world
tribe in southern Illinois and Kentucky
Shawnee chief who tried to unite the Indian tribes
9
flora
made up of more than 60 mountain ranges; extend approximately 3,000 miles
plants of a specific region
the longest mountain chain on Earth
"Roof of America"
10
buffalo trails
longest river and chief tributary of the Mississippi River
sometimes used as roads by the pioneers as they moved westward
done more than any animal except the beaver to shape the continent
mountains in Missouri and Arkansas rich in lead, coal, iron and marble
11
Tecumseh
tribe in southern Illinois and Kentucky
Pioneer families used this on their way west
Shawnee chief who tried to unite the Indian tribes
the largest underground cave system in the world
12
Piedmont
means "at the foot of the mountains"
trees with broad, flat leaves that shed in the winter
World's second largest body of water
begins west of the Appalachians and winds past 1,000 miles of rich farmland
13
headwaters
North America's continental divide; divides the river systems
animals of a specific region
the beginning of a river
flows through the Grand Canyon
14
Joseph Brant
low marshy area and swamps in southern Florida
the Iroquois tribes
Christian Mohawk chief who translated Scripture into his language
extends nearly 2,000 miles from Canada to northern Alabama
15
deciduous forest
means "at the foot of the mountains"
World's second largest body of water
trees with broad, flat leaves that shed in the winter
begins west of the Appalachians and winds past 1,000 miles of rich farmland
16
Prairie
world's largest gulf
American Indian medicine man, chief and political leader
largest land animal of the Western Hemisphere
a plain or hilly region covered by grasses
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Painted Desert
largest canyon in the world
desert land in Arizona made up of colorful sandstone
wood has been replaced by minerals until the trees have become stone
Shoshoe woman who assistred the Lewis and Clark expedition
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Great Salt Lake
a vast arid region spreading into eleven states and Mexico
largest salt water lake in North America
oldest National Park in the world
the largest river flowing into the Pacific Ocean from North America
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Rockies
made up of more than 60 mountain ranges; extend approximately 3,000 miles
plants of a specific region
the longest mountain chain on Earth
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Mississippi River
"bread basket" of the nation
largest river and chief waterway of the United States
famous for Mount Rushmore
an Indian tribe of Texas
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fauna
animals of a specific region
the beginning of a river
flows through the Grand Canyon
North America's continental divide; divides the river systems
22
Missouri River
longest river and chief tributary of the Mississippi River
sometimes used as roads by the pioneers as they moved westward
done more than any animal except the beaver to shape the continent
mountains in Missouri and Arkansas rich in lead, coal, iron and marble
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Atlantic Ocean
begins west of the Appalachians and winds past 1,000 miles of rich farmland
World's second largest body of water
trees with broad, flat leaves that shed in the winter
means "at the foot of the mountains"
24
The League of Five Nations
Christian Mohawk chief who translated Scripture into his language
low marshy area and swamps in southern Florida
extends nearly 2,000 miles from Canada to northern Alabama
the Iroquois tribes
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Gulf of Mexico
American Indian medicine man, chief and political leader
largest land animal of the Western Hemisphere
a plain or hilly region covered by grasses
world's largest gulf
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Shawnees
the largest underground cave system in the world
Pioneer families used this on their way west
Shawnee chief who tried to unite the Indian tribes
tribe in southern Illinois and Kentucky
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Yellowstone National Park
a vast arid region spreading into eleven states and Mexico
the largest river flowing into the Pacific Ocean from North America
oldest National Park in the world
largest salt water lake in North America
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Sitting Bull
American Indian medicine man, chief and political leader
a plain or hilly region covered by grasses
largest land animal of the Western Hemisphere
world's largest gulf
29
Everglades
Christian Mohawk chief who translated Scripture into his language
the Iroquois tribes
extends nearly 2,000 miles from Canada to northern Alabama
low marshy area and swamps in southern Florida
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Ozarks
mountains in Missouri and Arkansas rich in lead, coal, iron and marble
done more than any animal except the beaver to shape the continent
sometimes used as roads by the pioneers as they moved westward
longest river and chief tributary of the Mississippi River
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prairie dogs
sometimes used as roads by the pioneers as they moved westward
done more than any animal except the beaver to shape the continent
mountains in Missouri and Arkansas rich in lead, coal, iron and marble
longest river and chief tributary of the Mississippi River
32
Grand Canyon
desert land in Arizona made up of colorful sandstone
wood has been replaced by minerals until the trees have become stone
largest canyon in the world
Shoshoe woman who assistred the Lewis and Clark expedition
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Great Divide
the beginning of a river
animals of a specific region
flows through the Grand Canyon
North America's continental divide; divides the river systems
34
Black Hills
an Indian tribe of Texas
famous for Mount Rushmore
largest river and chief waterway of the United States
"bread basket" of the nation
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Mammoth Cave
Shawnee chief who tried to unite the Indian tribes
tribe in southern Illinois and Kentucky
the largest underground cave system in the world
Pioneer families used this on their way west
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Petrified Forest
Shoshoe woman who assistred the Lewis and Clark expedition
wood has been replaced by minerals until the trees have become stone
largest canyon in the world
desert land in Arizona made up of colorful sandstone
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Geronimo
leader who surrendered to the Americans without fighting
Apache leader who fought the Spanish and Americans for his lands
leader during the French and Indian War
Christian Mohawk leader of his people

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