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Vocabulary for 100Vocabulary for 100

Define- The boundary separating rivers flowing west from rivers flowing east.

What is this in the USA

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Continental Divide – Rocky mountains

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What is a Megalopolis, and where does one exist within the USA today

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When the suburbs of one big city, stretch to the suburbs of another city. Boston to Washington D.C. 1/6 of the entire USA population

Vocabulary for 200Vocabulary for 200

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Vocabulary for 300Vocabulary for 300The average number of days between the last Spring frost and the first Fall frost

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The Growing Season

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The ability to read and write

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Literacy

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Total Value of all the goods and services produced by a country in a given year

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Gross National Product (GNP)

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A band of Southern States from the Carolinas to Southern California

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Sunbelt

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A tall, round, airtight building in which grain is stored

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Silo

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Why is the Midwest called “the Nations Bread Basket”

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Favorable soil and weather conditions has produced a series of states that produce a large volume of grains,

corn, soybeans, etc

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Cleveland, Chicago, Minneapolis, St Louis, & Omaha are all connected by what common feature

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Water – either great lakes or shore of the Mississippi

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Cities can be placed in a _____ or rank according to their function

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Hierarchy

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type of power generated by moving water

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Hydroelectricity

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People who are willing to struggle long and hard for something on the basis of their own personal beliefs, resources, or opinions support the quality of….

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Rugged Individualism

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Better transportation systems caused many people to move from the cities to the____________ after World War II.

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Suburbs

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measurement of a person’s or a group’s education,housing, health care, and nutrition

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Standard of Living

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The three men who negotiated the treaty with England which ended the Revolutionary War

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Benjamin Franklin , John Jay, and John Adams

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The name of the treaty signed in 1818 that allowed the USA toacquire land between theThe Great lakes and the northern border of the Louisiana Purchase

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Red River Basin

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The three provisions agreed upon to settle the Spanish (Florida) territory and have that land become part of the USA

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1 -USA Acquires “Florida territory”, 2- Spain gets back territory disputed with Louisiana Purchase, 3 -USA settlers have their

claims against Spain paid by US Gov’t

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The name of the treaty signed in 1803 that doubled the size of the USA

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Louisiana Purchase

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Became a USA territory in 1898, and a state (50th) in 1959

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Hawaii

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The name of the agreement that allowed the USA to acquire land to run a railroad from Texas straight across to California

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Gadsden Purchase 1853

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The name of the treaty that allowed the USA to acquire California, Arizona, Nevada, and part of New Mexico.

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Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

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The most valuable natural resource of the Northeast is its

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Waterways

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Many industries moved South from the North because of…….

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Land was cheaper, industry plants were newer, and labor unions were less popular

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In recent years more and more American have been finding jobs in what industry

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Service Industries

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The major factor shaping population density in the West is….

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The abundance or scarcity of water

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One characteristic common to all the states in the Midwest are…..

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Productive farmland

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The most common type of vegetation found in the South is…

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Mixed forest

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The Northeast became a leader in commerce because of its….

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Many rivers

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What were the two physical features that were disputed to be Texas’s western border

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Rio Grande River and the Nueces River

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The name of the Treaty that the USA signed with England to end the Revolutionary War, AND what year was it signed.

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Treaty of Paris, 1783

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The line of latitude that defined the northern border of the USA throughout most of the land acquisition period

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49th parallel (Latitude)

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The year the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed. AND What year did California become a state

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1848 (Treaty) State 1850

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The four borders that defined the USA after the Treaty of Paris was signed

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Northern = Canada and the Great Lakes, Southern = Northern border of Florida territory, Eastern = Atlantic Ocean, Western = Mississippi River

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This treaty doubled the size of the USA land, and was acquired for 4 cents per acre

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Louisiana Purchase 1803

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The year the USA acquired the Alaskan Territory and at what cost

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1867 , $7.2 million

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The president who was in office when Texas was annexed into the USA

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James K Polk

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The president of Mexico during the early years of their Independence from Spain

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Antonio López de Santa Anna

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Was Secretary of State in 1867, and was sent to Russia to negotiated the deal to purchase Alaska

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William H. Seward

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Raised an army of “Texans” to fight back the Mexicans and took control of the Alamo, before being over-run by Santa Anna

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Sam Houston

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The two men who agreed on the treaty for the USA to acquire the “Florida territory” from Spain

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Secretary of State John Quincy Adams and the Spanish Minister to the United States, Don Luis de Onís

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The ruler of France who sold us the Louisiana Territory

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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The American Farmer who led the coup to take over the Hawaiian queen

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Sanford “Samuel” Dole

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Entire area of land whose runoff is collected by a major river and its tributaries

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Drainage Basin

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A marshy inlet of a lake or river

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Bayou

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large pipe built to carry water over a long distance(California has one to transport water from Northern Calif to Southern Calif)

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Aqueduct

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A tropical swampland tree

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Mangrove

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The climate type we experience in San Jose

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Mediterranean

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A related set of mountain ranges

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Cordillera

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Body of water that is a source of power for major industrial areas in both Canada and the USA

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St Lawrence River

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FINAL JEOPARDYFINAL JEOPARDY

Subject: USA Land Acquisition

Question: What were the 4 borders that defined the USA after the Treaty of Paris

Answer: North = Canada and Great Lakes South = Northern border of Florida territory East = Atlantic Ocean West = Mississippi River