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PA History Ch. 1
Use these questions to prepare for the chapter one tese
| Answer | |
|---|---|
| What is the word for a lowland area such as a marshy or swampy place that holds moisture? | Wetlands |
| The Piedmont region of PA begins near which city? | Philadelphia |
| The Allegheny and Monongahela rivers form into what other major river? | Ohio |
| What form of power is created by turning water power into electricity? | Hydro electric |
| What ridge parallels the Blue Mountains and reaches 2,200 feet in elevation? | Tuscarora |
| What region is an area of flat land that stretches from the Eastern coasts of New York to Florida? | Atlantic Coastal Plain |
| What highland area is located on the western side of the Allegheny Mountains? | Laurel Highlands |
| What is the term used to describe these three valleys? The Cumberland, Lebanon, and Lehigh valleys. | The Great Valley |
| What is a geographic area or region into which all the creeks and tributaries flow into a larger river? | Watershed |
| What river is the second major river system that flows south through our state? | Susquehanna |
| Mount Davis is located in the southern region of what county? | Somerset |
| What high elevation region covers about 60% of PA? | Allegheny Plateau |
| What mountain ridge extends from Chambersburg to the New Jersey border? | Blue Ridge |
| What mountain range stretches from the Maryland border to Lock Haven? | Allegheny |
| PA is the fourth largest producer of what natural resource? | Coal |
| What are raw materials used to produce products or finished goods? | Natural Resources |
| The richest soil in Pa is located in which region? | Piedmont |
| What resource is made up of sand, silt, clay, and organic matter? | Loam |
| What does the word “Sylvania” mean? | Woods |
| Who was the founder of our state? | William Penn |