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A-History Ch.6

6th grade history ch.6

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The largest canyon in the world? Grand Canyon
The highest peak in the U.S. south of Alaska? Mt. Whitney
The most famous geyser in Yellowstone National Park? Old Faithful
The largest saltwater lake in North America? Great Salt Lake
The largest high-altitude lake in North America? Yellowstone Lake
The largest river flowing into the Pacific Ocean fro North America? Columbia River
The longest mountain chain on earth? Cordilleran Chain
The Indian tribe known for breeding appaloosa horses? Nez Perce
The Indian tribe known for the rule, "everything in moderation, no excess, no waste"? Pueblo
The Indian tribe known for weaving rugs? Navajo
The Indian tribe that lives near the bottom of the Grand Canyon? Havasupai
The famous leader of the Nez Perce? Chief Joseph
The Indian tribe that lived in multi-room houses cut into solid rock? Pueblo
The famous Shoshone that guided Lewis and Clark on their expedition? Sacagawea
The Apache Indian exiled to Fort Pickens? Geronimo
The missionary to Cayuse that was martyred for Christ? Marcus Whitman
The deepest canyon in the U.S.? Hells Canyon
The deepest lake in the U.S.? Crater Lake
The highest peak in the Rockies? Mt. Elbert
The largest desert area in North America? Great Basin Desert
The hottest and driest part of North America? Death Valley
The largest cactus in the world? saguaro
The world's oldest known living tree? bristlecone pine
The name for the wild sheep of North America? bighorn
The largest land bird in North America? California condor
What is the poisonous lizard that lives in the North American Desert? gila monster
What is the most dangerous animal in North America? grizzly bear
What is the most widespread cactus? prickly pear
What carnivore is widely distributed in North America? mountain lion
Name the relative of the antelope that has hooves like suction cups. mountain goat
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