Geography Review

Hotspot

Where Is Death Valley?

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Draw A Line Of Latitude (On A Bold Line)

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What Are The Geographic Regions In Order (1-5)?​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

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Appalachian Highlands

Great Plains

Coastal Range

Rocky Mountains

Interior Lowlands

Canadian Shield

Coastal Plains

Basin And Range

Labeling

Label The Oceans

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Southern Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Indian Ocean

Northern Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Canadian Ocean

Match

Match The Following Geographic Features

• Elevated land with steep, rocky sides

• A smaller flowing body of water flowing into another flowing body of water.

• A body of water surrounded by land on three sides

• An area of land surrounded by water on three sides

• An area of elevated land that is flat on the top and is on top of a flatter area of land

Mountain

Tributary

Gulf

Peninsula

Plateau

• Mountain

• Tributary

• Gulf

• Peninsula

• Plateau

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Label The Major Waterways In The U.S.

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Rio Grande River

Gulf Of Mexico

Missouri River

Columbia River

Atlantic Ocean

Mississippi River

Colorado River

St. Lawrence River

Great Lakes

Ohio River

Graphing

Draw A Line Of Longitude (On A Bold Line)

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The Continent(s) Shaded In Yellow Can Also Be Called

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Label Each Body Of Water With It's Description

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Explored By Lewis & Clark

"Water Highway"

French & Spanish Exploration Routes

"Gateway To The West"

M&MS Transported Farm Goods

Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, Ontario

Forms A Southern Border With Mexico

Explored By Spanish

Connects Great Lakes to Atlantic Ocean

Early Exploration Destination

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Label The Continents

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Asia

Antarctica

Europe

North America

South America

Australia

Africa

Hotspot

Where is The Continental Divide?

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Label The 8 Geographic Regions Of North America

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Coastal Range

Rocky Mountains

Interior Lowlands

Canadian Shield

Great Plains

Coastal Plains

Basin And Range

Appalachian Highlands

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Patterns Of

(Why Are Geographic Features Important In U.S. History?)

Match

Match The Following Geographic Regions With Their Descriptions

• Lowest Point In North America

• Oldest Mountain Range In North America

• Horseshoe Shaped

• Determines River Flow Directions In The US

• Contains Death Valley

Death Valley

Appalachian Mountains

Canadian Shield

Continental Divide

Basin And Range

• Death Valley

• Appalachian Mountains

• Canadian Shield

• Continental Divide

• Basin And Range

Categorize

Options (15)

Lake

Gulf

Bay

River

Tributaries

Plains

Hill

Plateau

Peninsula

Mountains

Island

Locations Of Cities And Towns

Patterns Of Trade

Westward Movement

Agricultural And Fishing Industries

Organize These Options Into The Right Categories

Water-Related

Land-Related

Importance Of Geographic Features

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____ are smaller than _____

Multiple Choice

What Are The 4 Reasons That The Geographic Regions Are Important?

• Patterns Of Trade, Locations Of Cities & Towns, The Westward Movement, Agricultural And Fishing Industries

• They Connect The Great Lakes To The Atlantic Ocean, They Help Move Farming Equipment, They Are Nicknames For "Gateway To The West", They Were Explored By Lewis And Clark

• They Help Block The Ocean From Attackers, They Create Maps, They Help With Trading, They Move Trash Away From Human Homes

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The Location Of ______ And _____

(Why Are Geographic Features Important In U.S. History?)

Match

Match The Geographic Features To The Pictures

Plateau

Gulf

Tributary

Bay

Plains

• Plateau

• Gulf

• Tributary

• Bay

• Plains

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The

Movement

(Why Are Geographic Features Important In U.S. History?)

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_________ And _______ Industries

(Why Are Geographic Features Important In U.S. History?)