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1 1 Pre-Test Directions: Answer each of the following either True or False: 1. Most of the land along the coast in the southeast region is dry and very hot all year long. 2. A peninsula is a body of land completely surrounded by water. 3. The Mississippi River is the longest river in the United States. 4. Florida was once a colony of Spain. 5. African slaves were first brought to the southeast region to work on tobacco plantations.
2 2 Post-Test True or False Directions: Answer the following either True or False. 1. All 12 states in the southeast region were once British colonies. 2. The Chesapeake Bay is a great place for harvesting crabs, oysters, and other shellfish. 3. An estuary is a place where fresh and saltwater mix. 4. Mangrove trees love the sub-tropical climate of southwestern Florida and grow best in the shallow salty water. 5. African slaves were first brought to the United States to work on coconut plantations. 6. Oil-drilling platforms can be found off the coast of Alabama. 7. Hurricanes hit the southeast region almost every year. 8. St. Augustine, Florida, is the oldest city in the United States. 9. The Mississippi River empties into Pacific Ocean. 10. The further south you travel in the United States, the lower the chance of winter snowstorms. Fill in the blanks: 1. The are a chain of coral islands located to the south of Miami. 2. The first English colony was founded at Jamestown in today's state of. 3. Cape Canaveral, where rockets are launched into space, is in the state of. 4. The city of, Louisiana, is famous for its Mardi Gras festival. 5. The Civil War began near the city of Charleston,. Map Problem: Directions: Write the following names in the correct places on the map of the Southeast Region. Virginia, (VA) North Carolina, (NC) South Carolina, (SC) Mississippi, (MS) Florida, (FL) Georgia, (GA) Mississippi River Atlantic Ocean Chesapeake Bay
3 3 Video Quiz Directions: Answer each of the following questions either True or False: 1. The Spanish colonized the southeastern region before the English arrived there. 2. An estuary is a type of island. 3. New Orleans is on the Columbia River near the Gulf of Mexico. 4. Mangrove trees can live in salty water. 5. The Civil War began in Louisiana.
4 4 Crossword Puzzle Across: 4. The city of Jacksonville is in this state. 5. The city of New Orleans is in this state. 6. The Chesapeake Bay is connected to this ocean. 8. This crop was raised in the marshy lowlands of colonial South Carolina. 9. This country ruled Florida before it became part of the United States. 10. This was the most valuable crop in colonial Virginia. Down: 1. These storms are big problems in the southeastern region of the United States. 2. This country first colonized Virginia. 3. The city of Savannah is in this state. 7. This country first colonized Louisiana.
5 5 Name Timeline and Timeline Activity Juan Ponce de Leon claims the lands of Florida for Spain French Protestants found Fort Caroline in Florida Spanish forces establish St. Augustine, Florida, and massacre the French Protestants living at Fort Caroline The English establish a colony at Roanoke Island in North Carolina. The colonists of Roanoke disappear without a trace. England gives up trying to start a colony there Jamestown, Virginia, England s first successful colony, is established The first representative government in America, called the House of Burgesses, is started at Jamestown, Virginia. The first African slaves arrive in Virginia The King of England establishes the colony of Carolina and makes eight loyal friends its "Lord-Proprietors." Carolina is later divided into two colonies: North and South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina, is founded The Royal French Colony of Louisiana is founded French Canadians found the city of Mobile, Alabama The French found the city of New Orleans England grants a charter for the colony of Georgia France gives Alabama to Great Britain after the French and Indian War The Revolutionary War starts The Revolutionary War officially ends. All the British colonies in the southeast will soon become U.S. states Civil war starts in Charleston, South Carolina. Timeline Activity By looking at the Timeline, fill in the correct year: 1. St Augustine, Florida, was founded in. 2. Jamestown, Virginia, was founded in. 3. The Civil War began in. 4. The Revolutionary War began in. 5. The French founded the colony of Louisiana in.
6 6a Vocabulary List Albemarle Sound - A large estuary area in North Carolina located between the mainland and Outer Banks, fed mainly by the Chowan and Roanoke Rivers. alligator - Reptile with sharp teeth and strong jaws that lives in many swampy areas of the Southeast. America's War for Independence - Same as the Revolutionary War. Atlantic Coastal Plain - A large area of mostly flat land that rises from the coastline of the Atlantic Ocean. barge - A large flat-bottomed boat that is towed to transport freight. barrier islands - Low, narrow, sandy islands found along most of the Atlantic Coast, just a short distance from the mainland. bay - A body of water partly surrounded by land that opens into a larger body of water. border - The dividing line between two states or countries. boundary - The outermost limit of a state or country. Cape Canaveral - The place where the United States launches most of its rockets into outer space, located along the Atlantic coast of Florida. Chesapeake Bay - A long arm of the Atlantic Ocean that extends up through Virginia into Maryland and that is fed by many large rivers; the largest estuary system in the U.S. Civil War - A war between the Confederate States, which withdrew from the Union of states, and the other states of the Union ( ). climate - The temperature, rain, snowfall, wind, etc., that are common in a certain region. coast - The land that is next to the sea. coastline - The outermost edge of the land along the coast. coastal plain - A general term for flat, low-lying land arising along a coast. colony - An area that is controlled by a distant country. Confederacy - The 11 southern states (Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee) that broke away from the United States in continent - One of the seven main land areas on Earth. The seven continents are Asia, North America, South America, Africa, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia. coral reef - Unique underwater environments created by animals called corals that are places where many kinds of sea creatures live. delta - A fan-shaped piece of land, usually filled with many water channels found at the mouths of many rivers. Deltas are created from soil that has been carried downstream by the river. elevation - The altitude, or height, of land above sea level. estuary - An environment where salt and fresh water flow together that is loaded with the food materials eaten by shellfish. The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary system in the United States. Everglades - A huge, swampy area of southern Florida. eye of the hurricane - A peaceful area in the center of a hurricane. flamingo - A wading bird found in tropical and sub-tropical regions such as southern Florida. Flamingos are extremely long legged, have pinkish or reddish feathers, and long, flexible necks. Florida Keys - A chain of small coral islands just to the south of the Florida peninsula that extend 150 miles to the southwest. Fort Caroline - An outpost in Florida founded by French Protestants in the year 1564, which was then destroyed a year later by Spanish Catholics. Fort Moultrie - The site of a famous Revolutionary War battle and the place where the Civil War began in It is just across the water from Charleston, South Carolina. Fort Sumter - The Union outpost in Charleston's harbor that was shelled by the rebel troops at Fort Moultrie. geography - The study of the Earth. Geographers map how the Earth's land, waters and political boundaries are arranged, as well as how its forests, animals, human beings, crops, etc., are distributed. Gulf of Mexico - The large body of water that lies to the west of the Florida peninsula. Gulf Coast - The coastal areas along the Gulf of Mexico. hurricane - A huge, powerful, swirling, late summer or autumn storm common in the southeast.
7 6b Vocabulary List (continued) island - A body of land that is surrounded by water. Jamestown - England's first successful colonial settlement founded along the banks of the James River in Virginia in lowland - An area of land that is lower than a nearby area. mainland - The principle land mass of a continent or any large area of land near a body of water. map - A flat representation of Earth or of a certain place on the Earth. There a many different types of maps. For example, a road map shows roads, cities, towns, and places of interest. A political map can show the borders between countries and states. A physical map can show such things as mountains, rivers, oceans, deserts, swamps, while a population map shows how many people live in certain areas. Mardi Gras - A French term meaning "Fat Tuesday." Mardi Gras is the last day before the Catholic period of fasting called Lent. Mardi Gras is celebrated in New Orleans and throughout the south with feasts, parties, parades, and masquerade balls. Mississippi River - The longest river in the United States. Spanish moss - A plant that lives on trees in the southeast which hangs down from their branches in long strands. Native Americans - The people who lived in North and South America before Europeans arrived. oil-drilling platform - A huge construction made from metal used for drilling the oil located deep below the sea floor. Workers often live on oil-drilling platforms. Outer Banks - The sandy barrier islands off the mainland of North Carolina. palmetto trees - Small palm trees with fanned-shaped leaves commonly found in the southeast. The palmetto has been adopted as the "state tree of South Carolina." Pamlico Sound - A large estuary area in North Carolina fed mostly by the Neuse and Pamlico Rivers. peninsula - An elongated piece of land that extends into a body of water. plantation - A large farm. Protestant - Religious group that broke away from the Roman Catholic Church. example, the United States is usually divided into five or seven regions. Revolutionary War - America's War for Independence from Great Britain. Roanoke Island - Site of England's first attempt at colonization in North America, located off the mainland of North Carolina. sea level - The average level of the ocean's surface between low and high tide, which is used as a zero-point when measuring land elevation. shellfish - Edible water-dwelling creatures with hard outer parts such as clams, oysters, lobsters, and shrimp. sound - A long, wide body of water connected to a larger body of water. swamp - A lowland area that is covered with water for all or part of the year. tide - Tides occur due to the gravitational pull of the sun and moon and result in predictable daily changes in water level of the oceans. At low tide, the edge or the water is farther out than at high tide. tropical - Refers to hot, moist regions of the earth near the equator. tropics - The hot regions near the equator. wetlands - Swampy areas. Vocabulary Activity: Directions: By consulting the vocabulary list, find the correct word (or words) to fill in the blank. 1. When the ocean's is low, you have to walk far to reach the water's edge. 2. One reason is a famous historical site is because it is where the Civil War began. 3. The southeastern of the United States has an extremely long. 4. The Bay is the largest system in the United States. 5. The is longest river in the United States and it empties into the. region - An area of land with a particular boundary. For 2004 Ancient Lights Education Media Published and Distributed by United Learning
8 6c Vocabulary Art Directions: Draw the following items. Be sure to label your geography drawings to show the parts that are land and water. bay peninsula delta island flamingo coral reef coastline alligator swamp 2004 Ancient Lights Education Media Published and Distributed by United Learning
9 7a Map Exercise On the map of the United States (Blackline Master #7b) do the following: 1. Outline the boundary of the Southeastern Region of the United States. 2. Label the states of the Southeastern Region. 3. Label the two bodies of water on either side of the Florida peninsula. 4. Label the Chesapeake Bay. 5. Draw in the Mississippi River (make a thick line) 6. Circle the Florida Keys. 7. Label a place where you would most likely find off-shore-drilling platforms. 8. Write BC in the states that were once British colonies. 9. Draw a rocket ship to show where Cape Canaveral is located. 10. Label the following cities, towns and places: New Orleans, Miami, Jamestown, Mobile, Charleston, Roanoke Island, and Savannah Ancient Lights Education Media Published and Distributed by United Learning
10 7b Map of the United States 2003 Ancient Lights Education Media Published and Distributed by United Learning
11 8 Map of the Southeastern Region 2003 Ancient Lights Education Media Published and Distributed by United Learning
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