(SS8G1c) Body of water that runs through Atlanta and makes up part of Georgia�s border withAlabama is?

(SS8G1a) Georgia is located in which nation?

The term annual means...

Which area on the map would be MOST likely to have many active seaports?

Any form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground.

Region of Georgia that includes the capital city of Atlanta.

How many states are in the continental United States of America?

Located in the Blue Ridge, is the highest waterfall in Georgia; the name is derived from a Cherokee language word meaning "tumbling waters".

Located in the Ridge and Valley region of Georgia, Its is known as "The carpet capital of the world", or at least it likes to think so.

Located in the Appalachian Plateau region of Georgia where Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia come together.

Which states are not a part of the continental United States of America?

100 miles of interlocking chain of marshes, rivers and tributaries, they protect the beaches by blocking much of the wind, sands, and water that could erode the mainland.

What continent is Georgia located in?

Name the state capital location for Georgia.

The _______is the largest region, covering roughly 60% of the state.

Nearly 50% of Georgia’s population lives in this region, thanks to cities like Atlanta, Athens, Macon, Columbus, Augusta, and Milledgeville.

The ________ has good farmland and produces the majority of the state’s crops.

The movement of people/ideas from one location or country to another thus affecting all societies.

The study of the interrelationship between people and their physical environment.

It was once a part of the Atlantic Ocean floor. It’s name comes from an Indian word that means “land of the trembling earth.”

Georgia’s 3 northern geographical regions are all a part of the ________ range.

The ________ is a natural boundary that separates the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain regions.

Which two rivers are on the eastern and western borders of the Fall Line?

What does the word navigate mean?

The __________ found on the fall line caused many rivers in the area to be difficult to navigate.

The waterfalls located along the Fall Line offers sources of _____________ and many mills.

What type of energy is created by the waterfalls along the Fall line?

Georgia is by far the leading ________producing state in America and is recognized as a world leader in the mining, production, processing, and application of kaolin products.

In addition, many of Georgia’s most important cities such as ____ , _____, and _______were located on the fall line due to their location as the last navigable upstream points in the state.

_________most commonly used in the paper-coating industry. It is also used as a filler (added to plastics, for example, and rubber compounds), as a pigment additive in paints, in ceramics (tile, chinaware, and bathroom toilets and sinks), and in pharmaceuticals such as toothpaste.

The most famous Indian tribe that lived in the swamp was the ________, which fought two wars against the United States in the Okefenokee area.

The Okenfenokee Swamp is located in the _______ portion of the state.

Which swamp is the largest swamp in all of North America?

The Okenfenokee Swamp was a major source of _______

The most well known animal protected in the Okefenokee Swamp is the being the _______.

In the southern states these mountains are often called the __________ due to the blue haze that appears around their peaks.

The highest peak in the continental United States is _________ which is almost 14,500 feet.

Which region of Georgia is the beginning of the Chattahoochee River?

The Chattahoochee River forms part of the border between the states of _______ and _________.

Today, the Chattahoochee is used primarily as a ________source for the millions of Georgians living in the Piedmont area.

The states of ______ and ________ have sued Georgia due to its unrestricted rights over the use of the river.

Due to the _______ the Chattahoochee becomes difficult to navigate between the Piedmont and Coastal Plain regions

One of Georgia’s longest waterways, the Savannah River begins in Hart County, forms _______, and then flows to the __________.

What is the name of Georgia's first and oldest city ________, which was built along the Savannah River?

The Savannah River is a major source of

Today, the Barrier islands are mainly ________and _________destinations though the fishing and paper industries are still important economic enterprises.

How many Barrier islands are there in Georgia?

The Barrier Islands protect the mainland from ______ and _____ erosion.

During the Colonial and Antebellum periods, ______ were set up on the barrier islands to grow products such as rice and indigo.

Which Georgia waterway borders the Barrier Islands.

Georgia has a ___________climate with hot summers and mild winters

Which areas of Georgia tend to be cooler than the rest of the state.

Georgia is prone to_____ and often feels the effects of hurricanes, though the state has not been hit directly since 1898.

What is the number one industry in the state of Georgia?

Georgia is the _____ most populated state in the United States of America.