Geography Chapter 6 Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
tallest trees in the world, in California	Redwood
first industrial area of the United States	New England
include mountain ranges and river valleys from Maine to Alabama	Appalachians
basis of the limited democratic government of the United States	Constitution
islands off the coast of Alaska	Aleutian Islands
strip away soil and rock to find coal and other resources	strip mining
a series of mountain ranges separated by high plains and valleys	Rocky Mountains
states that border each other	contiguous
Jewish place of worship	synagogue
an area surrounded by higher ground	basin
cloth products	textiles
mineral found in the west and the Appalachians	coal
warm all year	Tropical savanna
very cold, most of Alaska	Tundra
the American Indian name for Mt. McKinley	Denali
a large farm that grows mainly one crop to sell	plantation
hot summers, drought, blizzards, violent weather	Steppe
territory controlled by people from a foreign land	Colony
snowy winters and warm, humid summers	Humid Continental
violent weather, such as hail and tornadoes	Humid Subtropical
farming region from Texas to Canada	Wheat Belt
divides North America's rivers into East and West flowing	Continental Divide
the value of imports is more than the value of exports	trade deficit
the same temperature all year long	tropical
a huge, densely populated urban area	megalopolis
farmers produce a variety of crops instead of one main crop	diversify
a farming area above the wheat belt	Corn Belt
speaking more than one language	bilingual
Islamic place of worship	mosque
a smaller river that flows into a larger river	tributary
highest mountain in North America	Mount McKinley
a farming area that produces mass ammounts of dairy	Dairy Belt
learned system of shared beliefs and behaviors	culture
to add to	Annex

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California	tallest trees in the world, in _____	1	0	true
industrial	first _____ area of the United States	2	0	true
Alabama	include mountain ranges and river valleys from Maine to _____	3	0	true
United	basis of the limited democratic government of the _____ States	4	0	true
Aleutian Islands	Question: islands off the coast of Alaska	5	1	false
resources	strip away soil and rock to find coal and other _____	6	0	true
Rocky Mountains	Question: a series of mountain ranges separated by high plains and valleys	7	1	false
states that border each other	Answer: contiguous	8	0	false
synagogue	Question: Jewish place of worship	9	1	false
basin	Question: an area surrounded by higher ground	10	1	false
textiles	Question: cloth products	11	1	false
coal	Question: mineral found in the west and the Appalachians	12	1	false
warm all year	Answer: Tropical savanna	13	0	false
very cold, most of Alaska	Answer: Tundra	14	0	false
Denali	Question: the American Indian name for Mt. McKinley	15	1	false
plantation	Question: a large farm that grows mainly one crop to sell	16	1	false
drought	hot summers, _____, blizzards, violent weather	17	0	true
Colony	Question: territory controlled by people from a foreign land	18	1	false
Humid Continental	Question: snowy winters and warm, humid summers	19	1	false
Humid Subtropical	Question: violent weather, such as hail and tornadoes	20	1	false