unit 1 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

Where do you mostly find the 3Ps?

A

Coastal Plain

The 3Ps refer to peaches, pecans, and peanuts, commonly associated with the Coastal Plain region.

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2
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Which region is known for large deposits of rock like granite?

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Piedmont

The Piedmont region is characterized by its geological formations including granite.

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3
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Which region has long parallel ridges and wide rolling valleys?

A

Ridge + Valley

This region is defined by its distinct topography of ridges and valleys.

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4
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Which region is the only one in Georgia that contains coal?

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Appalachian Plateau

The Appalachian Plateau is notable for its coal deposits.

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5
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Which region is mostly flat because it was once covered by water?

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Coastal Plain

The flatness of the Coastal Plain is due to its geological history.

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6
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What three major cities are found on the fall line?

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Columbus, Macon, Augusta (CMA)

These cities are significant due to their location along the fall line.

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7
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The rivers that flow over the fall line are an important source of _______.

A

water power

The fall line rivers are crucial for hydroelectric power generation.

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8
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Which region is the most mountainous?

A

Blue Ridge

The Blue Ridge region is known for its high elevation and mountainous terrain.

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9
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Where would we find the most chicken farms?

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Piedmont

The Piedmont region is a significant area for poultry farming.

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10
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What region do you live in?

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Piedmont

The Piedmont region is home to many residents in Georgia.

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11
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Which region has numerous apple orchards?

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Blue Ridge

The climate and soil conditions in Blue Ridge are suitable for apple cultivation.

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12
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Which regions contain valleys and natural gaps that have historically assisted in travel?

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Ridge + Valley

The topography of Ridge + Valley has facilitated movement and transportation.

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13
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Which region has a wide sandy area where the plant life is made up mostly of pine trees?

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Coastal Plain

The Coastal Plain features sandy soils and pine-dominated ecosystems.

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14
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Which region is the source of the Chattahoochee and Savannah River?

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Blue Ridge

The headwaters of these rivers originate in the Blue Ridge region.

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15
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The southern Appalachian Mountains that are in Georgia are called the _______.

A

Blue Ridge Mtns.

These mountains are part of the larger Appalachian Mountain range.

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16
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Which region is known for textile manufacturing?

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Ridge + Valley

The Ridge + Valley region has a historical significance in textile production.

17
Q

fIVE states that border GA

A

Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South carolina, florida

18
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GA relative location:

A

in the northern + western hemispheres. In the south eastern region of the United States

19
Q

GA climate:

A

mild/moderate or humid subtropical

20
Q

most rain in GA?