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18 Cards in this Set
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The way of life of a group of people, including their beliefs, customs, and language
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culture
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The total number of people who live in a particular place
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population
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having to do with a city and the communites surrounding it
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urban
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Having to do with the countryside
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rural
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The boundary between an upland and a lowland area
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fall line
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to travel back and forth to work
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commute
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a huge sheet of ice that moves slowly across the land
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glacier
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a natural or human-built lake that is used to store water
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reservoir
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Which region has sandy beaches and marshy wetlands?
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Atlantic Coastal Plain
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Which region contains the Pinelands, which is known for its forests and rivers?
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Atlantic Coastal Plain
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This region is a strip of land that is only 20 miles wide.
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The Piedmont Region
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Which region sits beneath tall ridges and the Palisades (cliffs)?
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The Piedmont Region
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This region's name means "foot hills".
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Piedmont
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Our state capital is located near the fall line of this region.
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The Piedmont Region
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Which region has long, thin valleys that run north to south?
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The Highlands Region
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Glowing rocks can be found in this region.
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The Highlands Region
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The _________ Region has rocky soil, grassy slopes, and includes the Appalachian Mountains.
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Ridge and Valley
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This region is known for its dairy farming.
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Ridge and Valley region
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