Gated passageway used to raise or lower boats in a waterway

• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park
• indigenous

storm with strong winds and heavy rains

• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park
• indigenous

joined together inside a common boundary (example: 48 states, excluding Alaska and Hawaii)

• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park
• indigenous

a park that has been set aside for the public to enjoy for its great natural beauty

• national park
• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• indigenous

living or existing naturally in a particular place

• indigenous
• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park

people sent to live in a new place and claim land for their home country

• colonists
• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park

describes a way of life in which a person or group lives by moving from place to place

• nomadic
• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park

an area of land that has been set aside for Native Americans

• reservation
• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park

industry that provides services to people who are traveling for enjoyment

• tourism
• lock
• hurricane
• contiguous
• national park

The Ohio River divides the United States into two main regions.

• True
• False