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The document is a review of terms related to the Southeast region of the United States. It defines 18 terms in brief definitions, including barrier islands, wetlands, piedmont, fall line, watershed, endangered species, extinct, growing season, key, storm surge, levee, fossil fuel, hydroelectric power, timber, and pioneer. The review provides concise definitions of geographic and environmental terms relevant to understanding the Southeast.
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- 2. Who Can Match the States the Quickliest?
- 3. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A group of islands between the mainland and the ocean Barrier Islands
- 4. WHAT WORD MEANS…... An area sometimes covered with water Wetlands
- 5. WHAT WORD MEANS…... Foothills near mountains Piedmont
- 6. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A line of waterfalls such as where a piedmont meets a coastal plain Fall Line
- 7. WHAT WORD MEANS…... An area drained by a river or group of rivers Watershed
- 8. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A kind of animal or plant that is in danger of becoming extinct Endangered Species
- 9. WHAT WORD MEANS…... No longer existing Extinct
- 10. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A period of time when the temperature is high enough for plants to grow Growing Season
- 11. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A low island Key
- 12. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A rising of the sea caused by a storm Storm Surge
- 13. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A barrier of earth built to prevent flooding Levee
- 14. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A fuel formed in the earth from the remains of plants and animals Fossil Fuel
- 15. WHAT WORD MEANS…... Power produced by capturing the energy of flowing water Hydroelectric Power
- 16. WHAT WORD MEANS…... Trees that are cut or grown for wood Timber
- 17. WHAT WORD MEANS…... A person from a group that is first to settle in an area Pioneer
- 18. On the next slide, read the short story about the culture in the Southeast. Then discuss with your teacher which information would be helpful to record as notes. Why? What are some things from the story that are not important to record as notes. Why not?