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Which of the following are reason's there are few trees in Kansas?

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The "bite" Northeastern border of Kansas is...

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Kansas means...

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Which region gets more rainfall?

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How are prairie grasses able to survive floods, wild fires, and grazing?

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Wind Chill is...

Which region of Kansas is being described?

Beginning in the 1800s, Kansans began mining coal in this region. Big Brutus is one of the largest shovels in the world was used to strip mine in this region.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

The glacial ice carried and dropped previously weathered rocks from hundreds of miles away into Kansas.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

This region is hilly and covered with hardwood trees. It also gets more than 40 inches of rainfall per year making it the wettest place in Kansas.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

The soil in this region is made up of sand, silt, gravel and rocks from the Rocky Mountain. There are drought tolerant grasses and desert-type plants.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

This region has rocks from the Rocky Mountains and was carved out by the Arkansas River. The streams and rivers are used for irrigation. At times this resource has been exhausted, and dried up for long periods of time.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

This region features hills that are steep on one side with a gentle slope on the other.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

This region is good for ranching because of the tall grass prairie. This region features one of the last tall grass prairies in the world.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

This region is one of the top wheat producing regions in Kansas. Underground in this region there are water and salt deposits.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

This region covers most of western Kansas
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

This region has large limestone deposits. The limestone and sandstone are used for construction. In some areas steep sided chalk formations were left standing after the surrounding land wore away.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
Which region of Kansas is being described?

Plains Indians believed in the healing powers of the hills and streams. This is because these waters contain Epsom salt, which is known for its healing properties, even today.
Cherokee Lowlands
Chautauqua Hills
Ozark Plateau
Wellington-McPherson Lowlands
Arkansas River Lowlands
Red Hills
Smoky Hills
Flint Hills
Osage Cuestas
High Plains
Glaciated Region
All options below are correct
Prairie Fires
Strong Winds
Settlers cut down trees
Thick prairie grass with deep root systems
Grazing animals