VA Regions, Bordering States, & Cultural Landscapes
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
What serves as a natural border between the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) and the Piedmont regions of Virginia? | ![]() Fall Line |
Which region of Virginia is located west of the Valley and Ridge? | Appalachian Plateau |
Which region of Virginia is known for having rolling hills? | Piedmont |
Which regions of Virginia are located west of the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) region? | Piedmont, Blue Ridge Mountains, Valley and Ridge and Appalachian Plateau |
The place where waterfalls prevent travel on a river is ______. | ![]() Fall Line |
Which regions of Virginia are located west of the Blue Ridge Mountains region? | Valley and Ridge & Appalachian Plateau |
The Blue Ridge Mountains and the Valley and Ridge regions are part of what mountain system? | ![]() Appalachian |
Which geographic region of Virginia is located east of the Fall Line? | Coastal Plain (Tidewater) |
Which region of Virginia contains the Great Valley? | Valley and Ridge |
Fredericksburg is located near which Virginia River? | ![]() Rappahannock River |
What shallow lake was located in the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) region and surrounded by swamp? | ![]() Lake Drummond |
What does a peninsula have on three sides of it? | Water |
A piece of land bordered by water on three sides is a _______. | Peninsula |
George Washington explored and surveyed this water feature that surrounded Lake Drummond and had a variety of wild life. | ![]() Dismal Swamp |
Jamestown is to James River as Yorktown is to the ________. | York River |
Name the four major Virginia rivers that flow into the Chesapeake Bay. | James, Potomac, York & Rappahannock |
Alexandria is located near which Virginia river? | ![]() Potomac River |
The natural border between the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) regions is the ____________. | Fall Line |
Give two reasons why rivers were important to Virginia. | Transportation (exploration & settlement) & Source of Food |
What body of water separates the Eastern Shore from the mainland of Virginia? | ![]() Chesapeake Bay |
Why did the Germans and Scots-Irish settle in the Shenandoah Valley? | The valley was a north-south migration route for settlers. |
Name three examples of architecture that reflect different cultures. | ![]() Barns, Houses & Churches |
The German and Scots-Irish settled primarily in which part of Virginia? | ![]() Shenandoah Valley |
Why did the Africans settle in the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) and Piedmont regions of Virginia? | Agriculture (Plantations) |
What three groups greatly influenced the culture of Virginia? | Europeans, American Indians & Africans |
What shows the beliefs, customs, and architecture of the people living in an area? | Culture and landscape |
Which people settled primarily in the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) and piedmont regions of Virginia? | English and other Europeans |
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- "What serves as a natural border between the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) and the Piedmont regions of Virginia?" image
- "The place where waterfalls prevent travel on a river is ______." image
- "The Blue Ridge Mountains and the Valley and Ridge regions are part of what mountain system?" image
- "Fredericksburg is located near which Virginia River?" image
- "What shallow lake was located in the Coastal Plain (Tidewater) region and surrounded by swamp?" image
- "George Washington explored and surveyed this water feature that surrounded Lake Drummond and had a variety of wild life." image
- "Alexandria is located near which Virginia river?" image
- "What body of water separates the Eastern Shore from the mainland of Virginia?" image
- "Name three examples of architecture that reflect different cultures." image
- "The German and Scots-Irish settled primarily in which part of Virginia?" image
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