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Chapter 4 Unit Test

Geo

QuestionAnswer
How does a tributary affect the amount of water flowing through a river? They feed into rivers adding to the amount of water flowing through a river
Why do geographers to divide the Eastern U.S into four subregions? It allows for easier organization and categorize locations within the regions
Why is having a written language essential for a culture? Communication, and allowing record keeping for historical documents
Why did European nations want to control lands in North America? To control and use the natural resources it provides
How did the invention of farm machinery lead to unemployment in the eastern U.S? It was faster and more efficient than humans and allowed for larger crops and larger profits for farmers.
What makes the Eastern U.S a good region for agriculture? Good soil & frequent rains.
What factors helped the U.S economy change and grow? New technology and machinery which improved agricultural productivity
What are some advantages of living in a large city? Jobs and education
Wha are some disadvantages of living in a large city? Pollution, crowdedness, and traffic congestion
Why is the U.S Government divided into three branches? It prevents any one branch to become too powerful.
New York is made up of five unique areas called what? Boroughs
In which subregion of the U.S is the nations capital located? Mid-Atlantic
What is the name of the river system that connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean? St. Lawerence Seaway
What type of fuel is coal? Fossil
Which federal agency provides aid to people affected by disasters? FEMA
What are the two largest metropolitan areas east of the Mississippi river? Chicago and New York
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