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ESS, Mcgraw Hill, Unit 2, North America, Chapter 4, Lesson 3, Life in the region, Page 132-135

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Question 1

1.

Write a paragraph about one aspect of the video that was interesting or significant to you.

Question 2

2.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Question 3

3.

Revenue can be defined as:

Money spent by a business

A car revving down the streets

Money a tourist spends

Income generated by a business

Question 4

4.

List the FIVE boroughs that that make up the dense cluster of urban areas in New York City

Question 5

5.

New York uses this method to help eliminate depencency on cars.

Increase the amount of taxi's in the city

Extensive public transportation systems

Allows no cars in the city centre

Place bicycles all around the city

Question 6

6.

This fact about Atlanta made it a popular passageway for settlers and other travelers.

Being a modern metropolis.

Early settlers used the extensive railroad system to cross the Mississippi River.

Being a supply depot for the Confederate army.

Its location at the southern edge of the Appalachian Mountains.

Question 7

7.

New Orleans began as a shipping town along the ___________________________

Early settlers used the extensive railroad system to cross the Mississippi River.

Mississippi River.

St. Lawrence River

Ohio River.

Question 8

8.

Hurricane Katrina struck the _________________ Coast , causing New Orleans levees to fail, flooding low-lying areas and trapping many people.

Gulf of Mexico's

Atlantic

Arctic

Pasific

Question 9

9.

New Orleans was one of the first centers for ________________________ music.

Rock

Rap

Jazz

Classical

Question 10

10.

Use your text book to help you match the descriptions with the correct U.S. city.

leading producer of steel and machinery

Locating Places: 
Match the letters on the map with the numbered places below.

Ohio River

A

Pennsylvania

B

New York City

C

Lake Superior

D

Tennessee

E

Maine

F

Mississippi River

G

Atlanta

H

Lake Erie

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Chicago

J

Michigan

K

most populous city

Was linked to the rest of the country by railroads and canals

located in the Southeast

Great lakes port

center of finance and advertising

destroyed in Civil War

Georgia's capital

includes Manhattan

New York

Chicago

Atlanta