Midwest Region Flashcards

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Fossil

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The trace or remains of a plant or animal that lived long ago

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2
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Glacier

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a huge sheet of ice moving very slowly over land

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3
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Mass-produce

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to make lots and lots of the same thing, usually by machine

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4
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Spelunking

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exploring caves

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5
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Prehistoric

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relating to the time before people began to record events in writing

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6
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Economy

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the way a country or region uses natural resources, goods and services

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7
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Freighter

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a ship used for cargo

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8
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Export

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to send goods from one country for sale

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9
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Culture

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a way of life shared by a group of people, including language, music, food, celebrations and beliefs

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Canal

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a channel that is dug across land. Canals connect bodies of water so that ships can travel between them.

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Lock

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the part of a canal in which the level of water can be changed by letting water in or out.

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12
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Monument

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a statue or building set up to honor a person or event

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13
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Tradition

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a way of doing things that is passed down from generation to generation.

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14
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Which presidents are sculpted into Mount Rushmore

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George Washington, Thomas Jeffeson, Teddy Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln

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15
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What were the sleeping bear dunes created by?

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They were created by glaciers.

The glaciers all melted and left sand which made the shape of the sleeping bear dunes.

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16
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Which city is the biggest transportation center in the country?

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Chicago

17
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What is Nicodemus, Kansas known for?

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It is known for Emancipation; for “freedom.”

Many people from all over the world go there for a tradition.

18
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Who was Crazy Horse?

A

Korczak Zrolkowski was Chief Crasy Horse. He was an Indian chief. His dream was to carve verty amazing creations.