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Mrs. Smith, Grade 3

Richmond School, Grade 3, Social Studies, Questions from Chapter 2

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What are four natural resources found in New England? Forests, water, soil, and minerals
Name the New England states. Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, and Rhode Island
Name the states that border Massachusetts. New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island
What is the capital of Massahusetts? Boston
Name the two larger islands off of Cape Cod. Nantucket and Marth'a Vineyard
What ocean is next to New England? The Atlantic Ocean
List the cardinal directions. North, south, east, west
What is the capital of Maine? Augusta
What is the capital of New Hampshire? Concord
What is the capital of Vermont? Montpelier
What is the capital of New York? Albany
What is the capital of Connecticut? Hartford
What is the capital of Rhode Island? Providence
Which reservoir provides water for towns around Boston? Quabbin Reservoir
Describe Boston. It's our state capital. It's where the leaders of our state meet to make laws. It is the largest city in Massachusetts. There are tall buildings and busy streets. There are many historic sites and museums. It's home of the Boston Red Sox.
Describe Fall River. It was a whaling town in the 1800s. This was a very important industry back then. Now there is a Whaling Museum that people can visit. Today people who live here work in factories. Many people in this community have Portugese ancestors.
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