Atlas of the United States: Montana

The video provides an overview of Montana, highlighting its geography, including its borders with Idaho, Wyoming, and Canada. It describes the state's mountainous western region, home to Glacier National Park and diverse wildlife. The Continental Divide is explained, noting its impact on water flow. The video contrasts the mountainous west with the flat Great Plains in the east, where agriculture and cattle ranching dominate. It concludes with the historical significance of the Little Bighorn Battlefield, detailing the 1876 battle between US cavalry and Native American tribes.

Which national park in Montana is known for its peaks and diverse wildlife?

• Grand Canyon National Park

• Yellowstone National Park

• Glacier National Park

• Yosemite National Park

What is the primary role of the Continental Divide in Montana?

• It separates the state into two time zones.

• It determines the flow of water towards different oceans.

• It marks the highest point in the state.

• It divides the state into different climate zones.

Which river begins in the eastern slopes of Montana's Rockies?

• Missouri River

• Colorado River

• Columbia River

• Snake River

What is the main agricultural product of the Great Plains in Montana?

• Soybeans

• Rice

• Corn

• Wheat

Who led the Native American tribes in the Battle of Little Bighorn?

• Chief Seattle

• Chief Joseph

• Chief Sitting Bull

• Chief Tecumseh