50 States Geography

Review

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The Largest Cities80.Los Angeles, San

Francisco, Phoenix, Seattle, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City

81.Miami, Atlanta, Tampa, Charlotte, Jacksonville, Richmond, Houston

82. Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore

83. Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Cleveland, Kansas City

The Physical Features84.Great Plains,

Piedmont and Interior Plain

85.Tall mountain ranges, great plains, tall-grass prairies, deserts, volcanoes

86.Broad valleys and rolling hills, low mountain ranges

87. Relatively flat, consisting either of plains or of rolling and small hills

Climate and Weather88.Warm/humid

summers, bitterly cold winters, 4 main seasons, Nor’easters

89.Warm or hot summers, mild winters, hurricanes

90.Humid, continental climate, tornadoes, great variance between seasons from northern to southern portions of regions

91.Semiarid in general, great variance in seasonal temperature and rainfall, earthquakes

The Resources92.Citrus fruits,

tobacco, cotton, oil refineries

93.Timber, minerals, fish, pineapples

94.Corn, dairy, minerals, industry

95. Mushrooms, fish/seafood, textile factories

The Landmarks96. Ivy League

Universities, Historical Sites, Washington D.C., New York City

97.Sears Tower, Ford Motor Company, Gateway Arch, Great Lakes

98.Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Pearl Harbor, Mount McKinley, Yellowstone National Park

99. New Orleans,

Great Smokey Mountains, Everglades National Park, Myrtle Beach

The Groups of People100.Native Americans,

European Settlements, African Americans (slaves)

101. Native Americans, French fur Traders, European colonists

102.Native Americans, European Settlers, Spanish Settlers, Asian Immigrants

103. Native Americans, Pilgrims, Puritans, European Immigrants

The Historical Events104.1849 Gold Rush,

Compromise of 1850, Gadsden Purchase, Dust Bowl

105. Early colonial settlements, Declaration of Independence and Constitution written here, American Revolution, September 11, 2001attacks

106.Jamestown Settlement, Trail of Tears, Mexican War, Civil War battles and Reconstruction

107. Start of Lewis and Clark exploration, Bleeding Kansas, Underground Railroad

Territorial Expansion

1 Oregon Country 6 Texas Annexation

2 Mexican Cession 7 US in 1783

3 Gadsden Purchase 8 Original 13 States

4 Land ceded from Britain in 1818

9 Florida Cession

5 Louisiana Purchase

The States40 Alabama 13 Alaska 19 Arizona 32 Arkansas

12 California 21 Colorado55 Connecticut

57 Delaware

41 Florida 42 Georgia 14 Hawaii 16 Idaho

35 Illinois 36 Indiana 30 Iowa 26 Kansas

37 Kentucky 33 Louisiana 52 Maine 58 Maryland

53 Massachusetts

48 Michigan 29 Minnesota 39 Mississippi

31 Missouri 15 Montana 25 Nebraska 17 Nevada

51 New Hampshire

56 New Jersey22 New Mexico

49 New York

44 North Carolina

23 North Dakota

47 Ohio 27 Oklahoma

11 Oregon59 Pennsylvania

54 Rhode Island

43 South Carolina

24 South Dakota 38 Tennessee 28 Texas 18 Utah

50 Vermont 45 Virginia10 Washington

46 West Virginia

34 Wisconsin 20 Wyoming

The Physical Features

64 Rio Grande 76 Lake Ontario

65 Mississippi River 68 Lake Michigan

69 Ohio River 67 Lake Superior

60 Columbia River 78 Lake Huron

66 Missouri River 77 Lake Erie

74 Delaware River 75 Cape Cod

62 Pacific Ocean 61 Rocky Mountains

72 Atlantic Ocean 79 Appalachian Mountains

70 Gulf of Mexico 71 Florida Keys

63 Arctic Ocean 73 Outer Banks

Climate/History/Landmarks, etc . . .

Largest CitiesPhysical Features

Climate & Weather

Resources

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S 81 W 85 S 89 W 93

NE 82 NE 86 MW 90 MW 94

MW 83 MW 87 W 91 NE 95

LandmarksGroups of

PeopleHistorical

Events 

NE 96 S 100 W 104  

MW 97 MW 101 NE 105  

W 98 W 102 S 106  

S 99 NE 103 MW 107