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Week 29 SS - MS's Connection to Neighboring States
By Sabrina Jennings
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Question 1
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Which state borders MS to the EAST?
***Remember when looking at a map, EAST is RIGHT and WEST is LEFT.***
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Question 2
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How many states border Tennessee?
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Question 3
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What connects Mississippi to Tennessee?
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Natchez Trace Parkway
Rocky Mountains
Question 4
4.
Why is the Mississippi River important to Mississippi and its neighbors?
It is a way to trade goods between states.
It is a main source of fish and fur for the states.
It is the best place for canoeing.
It is an important source of drinking water.
Question 5
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Where does the Mississippi river begin and end?
It starts in Mississippi and ends in Tennessee.
It starts in Minnesota and ends in the Gulf of Mexico.
It starts in Canada and ends in Mississippi.
It starts in the Rocky Mountains and ends in the Pacific Ocean.
Question 6
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Who were the first people to walk along the Old Trace?
African Americans
Native Americans
Aborigines
Europeans
Question 7
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What evidence is left behind by the first people to walk on the Old Trace?
Cave drawings
Burial mounds
Fossil footprints
Ancient temples
Question 8
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The land that makes up the state of Louisiana was once owned by ________.
Italy
France
Mississippi
Tennessee
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Question 9
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What can you infer about the spread of Yellow Fever from the painting?
Yellow Fever was deadly for most types of animals.
Question 10
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What does the name "Old Trace" mean?
old forest road
a trail for people over 50
old trails on land
a place where old fossils are found
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Arkansas
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Yellow Fever struck the very young first.
Yellow Fever was spread from other countries and brought to the United States by way of ships.
Yellow Fever originated in Philadelphia.