Units 1-2

Question 1

Area outside a Principal City & inside an Urbanized Area with population less than 250,000 & greater than or=100,000.

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Suburban

Question 2

Why was the Declaration of Independence written?

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It explained the reasons why they were rebelling.

Question 3

Area of land that is unified by a common characteristic like political unity, linguistic unity, or climate patterns.

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Region

Question 4

Document that outlines the fundamental principles and structures of a government.

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Constitution

Question 5

Additions made to a document.

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Amendments

Question 6

What information does the map show? What can you conclude?

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McKinley has more votes than Bryan during the 1900 election.

Question 7

Basic rights people are born with, also called natural rights.

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Unalienable Rights

Question 8

Why are maps important?

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They show you the locations of landmarks, regions, & help with directions.

Question 9

The population of a city or metropolitan area.

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Urban

Question 10

An introductory part of a document.

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Preamble

Question 11

In geography, what is meant by a physical feature?

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They are natural or man-made features: landform, vegetation, landmark.

Question 12

Accounts of events created at a later date and by someone who was not present at the event.

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Secondary Source

Question 13

The American Western region is known for mountains, Hollywood and what?

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Dry Climate

Question 14

This region has NASA, hurricanes, it also has very good farmland but much of it is wetlands.

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South

Question 15

Where do most people in the United States live?

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Suburban Areas

Question 16

Explain the importance of reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.

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It reinforces your loyalty to the United States and its beliefs.

Question 17

Imaginary boundary lines such as state & national borders; shows capital cities, counties, parishes, states.

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Political Map

Question 18

This region is densely populated. It is also our political and financial hub; fishing is also very important.

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Northeast

Question 19

What does this map show?

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Climate Zones

Question 20

Shows manufacturing, mining, farming, economic belts like Corn and Dairy.

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Economic Map

Question 21

Why are the states consider political regions?

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They have their own government and borders.

Question 22

Why do people move to the city (urban areas)?

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People move to the city because there are more jobs.

Question 23

Rich farmland as well as wetlands is a type of physical geography found where?

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Atlantic Coastal Plains

Question 24

Physical and human conditions that impact the environments of places and regions.

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Geographic factors

Question 25

All people, housing, and territory that aren't within an urban area.

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Rural

Question 26

Which of the three typically does not get large: Urban, Suburban, or Rural?

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Rural

Question 27

Farming is the main economic activity in what region of the United States?

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Midwest Region

Question 28

This region is our farmland with few people living here.

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Midwest

Question 29

Loyalty

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Allegiance

Question 30

First-hand accounts of an event created by eyewitnesses or first recorders at the time of the event.

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Primary Source

Question 31

What helped colonial cities grow?

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Being located near water was important to growth.

Question 32

Mountains, Deserts, Earthquakes

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American West

Question 33

A promise.

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Pledge

Question 34

How are maps used as a tool?

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They are tools for navigation, showing regions, & to explain information.

Question 35

A natural physical feature on the earth’s surface.

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Landform

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