GA Geography

Which statement is supported by the map below?

• Georgia is part of Europe
• Georgia is south of the Equator
• Georgia is located in the Eastern and Southern Hemispheres
• Georgia is located in the Western and Northern Hemispheres
  

What would be the BEST title for the list
below?Region: SoutheastCountry: United States of AmericaContinent: North AmericaHemisphere: Northern and Western

• Georgia's Absolute Location
• Georgia's Relative Location
• Georgia's Location

In what ways does Georgia's climate MOST impact its economic development

• The warmer climate allows school students to go to school longer than children in colder climates.
• The Appalachian Mountains are a very important geologic formation in the northern part of Georgia.
• The growing season is longer for farmers in Georgia than it is for northern farmers.
• The Okefenokee Swamp makes up most of southeastern Georgia.

What would be the BEST title for the list below
-Flat Land in Southern Georgia
-Hot Summers and Cool Winters
-Many Agricultural Products Peanuts, Pecans, Vidalia Onions, and Timber
-Deep Water Ports

• Piedmont Region
• Blue Ridge Region
• Coastal Region
• Appalachian Plateau

Use the map of Georgia's regions below to answer the following question
When traveling from Region 1 to Atlanta, which region would a person MOST likely travel through

• Fall Line
• Blue Ridge
• Coastal Plains
• Ridge and Valley

What is the major difference between the economic contributions of the Ridge and Valley Region and the Coastal Plain Region in Georgia

• The Ridge and Valley Region produces many of Georgia's agricultural products, while the Coastal Plain Region has a large textile industry
• The Coastal Plain Region produces many of Georgia's agricultural products, while the Ridge and Valley Region has a large textile industry
• The Coastal Plain Region produces few of Georgia's agricultural products, while the Ridge and Valley Region has a large textile industry
• The Ridge and Valley Region produces few of Georgia' agricultural products, while the Coastal Plain Region has a large textile industry

What is the geographic significance of the Piedmont Region of Georgia

• It is known for the production of lumber, marble, and textiles
• You can find Georgia's tallest mountain, Brasstown Bald, and it has the most rainfall in the state
• It is the most populated region, whose name means, "foot of the mountains", and contains large amounts of red clay and granite.
• It is the region of the state where most crops are grown.

If you were hiking from Georgia to Maine on the Appalachian Trail, which geographic region would be your starting point

• Blue Ridge
• Coastal Plains
• Ridge and Valley
• Appalachian Plateau

What is the major difference between the climates of the northern and southern regions of Georgia

• Northern regions have cooler temperatures overall, and the southern regions have warmer temperatures overall
• Northern regions have warmer temperatures overall, and the southern regions have cooler temperatures overall
• Northern regions have hot, steamy summers, and the southern regions have cold, frigid summers
• Northern regions have snow year-round, and the southern regions have rainfall year-round

What geographic feature protects Georgia from wind and water erosion, and in what region of Georgia is that feature found

• The Fall Line in the Piedmont Region.
• The Barrier Islands in the Coastal Plain Region
• The Appalachian Mountains in the Blue Ridge Region
• The Chattahoochee River in the Ridge and Valley Region