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Georgia Geography DT #2 Remediation Lesson

Georgia Geography DT #2 Remediation Lesson

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Georgia Geography DT #2

Remediation Lesson

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Piedmont Region

- the most populous of the five regions (almost one-half of Georgia’s population is found here)


- Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, and Macon are some of the most important cities to this region


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Piedmont Region cont'd

- manufacturing is important in the region


- poultry is an important enterprise


- a large amount of granite is found here, making mining important (Stone Mountain would be an obvious example of the large amounts of granite found in the region)


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Multiple Choice

What is Georgia’s most populated region?

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Blue Ridge

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Piedmont

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Coastal Plains

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Multiple Choice

In which region can Atlanta and Stone Mountain be found?

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Piedmont

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Coastal Plains

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Blue Ridge

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Coastal Plains

- the largest region in Georgia


- divided into two areas: the Inner and the Outer Coastal Plain

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Inner Coastal Plain

- considered the agricultural heartland of the state


- peaches, peanuts, cotton and Vidalia onions are important crops

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Outer Coastal Plain

- abundance of pine trees in the region (this made naval stores an important industry to the region)


- Today, the trees are used in pulp and paper production


- tourism, shipping, and seafood are all important industries in the region due to its location along the Atlantic Ocean

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Multiple Choice

Which region grows most of the state’s agricultural products?

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Blue Ridge

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Coastal Plains

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Piedmont

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Multiple Choice

Due to the abundance of pine trees in the Coastal Plains Region, what are two things produced that are important to the industry in the state?

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Carpet

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Cotton

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Pulp/Paper

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Fall Line

- a natural boundary that separates the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain regions


-the drop-off of the hilly Piedmont region into the flat Coastal Plain, the waterfalls found on the fall line caused many rivers in the area to be difficult to navigate

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Multiple Choice

What separates the Piedmont region from the Coastal Plains region?

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Appalachian Mountains

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Fall Line

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Blue Ridge Mountains

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Georgia Geography DT #2

Remediation Lesson

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