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8th grade Geography - Chapt 5
8th grade Geography - Chapt 5
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1
The southern third of the United States from the Carolinas to California is called the
Corn belt
Sunbelt
Black belt
Cotton belt
2
The temperatures of _____ are affected by warming and cooling of the great landmass of the heart of North America
The Gulf Coast
A Piedmont
The Rockies
The Great Plains
3
An underground layer of water-bearing rock or sediment from which ground water can be extracted?
Headwater
Aquifer
Delta
Tributary
4
The Rocky Mountains mark the western boundary of the ______.
Great plains
Atlantic coast
Appalachian mountains
Piedmont
5
Area in the south that extends up through the Mississippi River Valley into the Midwest is called the
Coastal plains
Prairie
Bayou
Till plains
6
_________ declared in the Gettysburg Address that the United States was “conceived in liberty“.
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
7
Which of the following is NOT one of America’s core values?
Freedom
Equality
Unity
Individualism
8
The greatest population growth is occurring in which section of the United States
Sunbelt
Manufacturing belt
Great lakes region
Northwest
9
Which word best describes both the people and the geography of the United States?
Forbidding
Diverse
Challenging
Cold
10
What are the Four core values that Americans from colonial times ‘til now have held dear?
1.Diversity 2.Equality 3.Freedom 4.Growth
1.Equality 2.Freedom 3.Growth 4.Individualism
1.Freedom 2.Growth 3.individualism 4.Tolerance
1.Individualism 2.Tolerance 3.Diversity 4.Equality
11
What are the severe storms that sometimes hit the states of the NorthEast called
Hurricanes
Nor’easters
Sou’easters
Typhoons
12
A major part of studying geography is understanding _________
Numerology
Demographics
Genealogy
Chronology
13
This English philosopher focused on a persons right to life, liberty and property, that came from the ”state of nature”
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
William Pitt
Thomas Paine
14
Water flowing down eastern side of a mountain into the Atlantic Ocean; Western side into Great Lakes or Gulf of Mexico
Piedmont
Fall line
Western Continental Divide
Eastern Continental Divide
15
The area between the dense population of the city and the sparse population of rural areas is called?
Countryside
Demography
Suburbs
Urban region
16
This current flows across the north west coast of North America, bringing plentiful rains.
Asian current
Japanese current
Pacific current
Alaska current
17
To what kind of natural disaster are the Atlantic and gulf coasts particularly susceptible to?
Tsunami’s
Earthquakes
Nor’easter’s
Hurricanes
18
The Rockies form the western continental divide. Waters that flow down the western side run into the _________
Pacific Ocean
Gulf coast
North Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
19
About 82% of Americans live in
Rural areas
Urban areas
Homeless shelters
Suburbs
20
What is another name for the source of a river?
Tributaries
Headwaters
Deltas
Aquifers
21
The longest river in the United States is the ______ River, flowing 2,340 miles from its headwater.
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
22
What formed the Pacific, Rocky and Appalachian Mountain ranges?
Volcanoes
Erosion
Plate tectonics
Eutrophication
23
Salt Lake City, Utah, is the headquarters for which religious group
Southern Baptists
Western Baptists
Mormons
Amish
24
What is the area between the Rocky Mountains and the mountains along the Pacific coast called?
Central Plains
Piedmont
Great Basin
Great Plains