4th Grade Unit 1 Flashcards
Human characteristics
Features created by humans
Relative location
Where a place is in relation to one or more other places on earth
Natural regions
A region made up of places that share the same kinds of physical features, such as land, elevation, climates, or bodies of water.
Plain
An area of flat land
Natural resource
Something found in nature such as water soil or minerals that people can use to meet their needs.
Tribes
A group of people who share the same language, land and leaders
Modify
To change
Barter
TO trade goods usually without using money
Sinkhole
A large bowl shaped hole that forms when limestone layers above underground holes Collapse
Culture
The way of life of a group of people
Fossil fuel
Animal and plant remains that over millions of years have change to form Cole, oil and gas; which are used for heat for energy
Scarcity
The lack of resources, product, goods or services that people want.
Agriculture
Farming
What are the six Kentucky natural regions?
- is the Bluegrass region
- Knobs region
- Eastern Kentucky coalfields
- Mississippian plateau region
- The Western Kentucky Coal fields
- The Mississippi embayment region
Name two things about the Bluegrass region
Rolling hills and flatland
Divided into two parts
Name two things about the knobs region
Smallest region
Cone shaped Hills called knobs
Name three things about the eastern Kentucky Coal fields
Coal deposits
Highest elevation which is Blackmountain at 4145 feet
And the coldest region
Name two things about the Mississippi plateau region
Largest region
Has caves and sinkholes
Name two things about the Western Kentucky coal field
Has coal deposits
Has fertile farmland
Name two things about the Mississippi embayment region
Has a low lands and swamps
Was called the Jackson purchase
Identify the important natural resources in Kentucky and how they are used there are four of them can you name them
Coal, water, forest and soil
How do we use Coal
For electricity
How do we use water
For drinking, Washington, farming, and transportation
How do we use Forest
Paper, and wood for buildings