Ch2 Lesson 3 California's Coast

Chapter 2 Lesson 3 California's Coast

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pg 63 Land Meets Water

GEOGRAPHY

• What is the land feature?

• Where is it located?

• How would you describe it?

Multiple Select

Where is the coast of California?

• in the center of the state

• along the edge of the state, next to the ocean

• at the top of the mountains

Social Structure

• How many people live on the coast?

Life on the Coast

​Pg 64 The Coast

​Economy

• ​What do they sell and buy on the coast (industry)?

• ​How are goods brought to the coast?

​Pg 64 The Southern Coast

​Geography

• What is the climate in the Southern Coast?

• How does this affect what people do?

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Multiple Select

What TWO important industries are found in the southern coast?

• tourism

• snow

• fishing

• farming

Multiple Select

Why would people want to live or visit the southern coast of California? Choose TWO reasons.

• for the rain

• for the warm weather

• for the fun outdoor activities

• for the crops

pg 65 The Northern Coast

Geography

• Where is the Northern coast located? What land features are there?

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​Economy

• What do they buy and sell in the northern coast (industry)?

Multiple Select

What TWO industries are found in the Northern Coast?

• mining

• government

• computer

• logging

​Pg 66 Earthquake!

​Geography- Where do earthquakes happen?

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Earthquakes and Damage

​Accomplishments- How do we make sure buildings are safe after earthquakes?

​Pg 67 Earthquake Safety

Politics- How ​did government keep people safe during earthquakes?

Multiple Choice

Why does the California Coast have many earthquakes?

• because it is close to the ocean

• because of the San Andreas fault line

• because of the warm weather

Multiple Choice

What causes an earthquake?

• earth's plates that slip against each other

• big ocean waves

• wildfires

• mountains falling down

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​Lesson Review

California's Coast

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​California's Pacific Coast is made up to two regions: Northern California and Southern California. Read each description and mark it N for Nothern California or S for Southern California.