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Social Studies Unit

For unit one

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Identify the three nations in the North American continent Canada, the US and Mexico Canada, the US and Mexico Canada, the US and Mexico Canada, the US and Mexico Canada, the US and Mexico
identify the five main regions in the US Northeast Southeast West Midwest Southwest
How many states are there on the US map, and how many are contiguous 50 states 2 contiguous states 50 states 2 contiguous states 50 states
Know the difference between relative location and absolute location Relative location is near where the object is Absolute location is where the object is Relative location is near where the object is Absolute location is where the object is Relative location is near where the object is
Describe the coastal plains The coastal plains are 500 miles long and are flat land The coastal plains are 500 miles long and are flat land The coastal plains are 500 miles long and are flat land The coastal plains are 500 miles long and are flat land The coastal plains are 500 miles long and are flat land
Describe the interior plains The interior plains start in Texas, and spread all the way to Canada A lot of the interior plains are used for growing things The interior plains start in Texas, and spread all the way to Canada A lot of the interior plains are used for growing things The interior plains start in Texas, and spread all the way to Canada
Describe the Rocky Mountains The Rocky Mountains are 1864 miles long The Rocky Mountains start at the bottom of Mexico, and spread through the US and Canada and into Alaska The Rockies are made up of smaller mountains The highest peak in the Rocky Mountains is Mount Elbert The Rocky Mountains are 1864 miles long
Describe the Appalachians The Appalachians are made up of smaller mountains The Appalachian mountains are 1500 miles long The Appalachians are made up of smaller mountains The Appalachian mountains are 1500 miles long The Appalachians are made up of smaller mountains
Created by: Carter Kulbaba
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