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1 Virginia Studies SOL Review
Geography

2 Geography Click on the continent where Virginia is located

3 Geography Virginia is located on the continent of North America

4 Geography What 2 large bodies of water border Virginia?

5 Geography The Atlantic Ocean & Chesapeake Bay

6 Geography Using the picture clues, explain how water features influenced the development of Virginia?

7 Geography Water features influenced Virginia by providing: Safe harbor
Transportation link Excellent source of food Pathway for further exploration

8 Geography Absolute location
Relative location means to locate a place relative to other landmarks while absolute location is locating a place using a coordinate system

9 Geography What 5 states border Virginia? ? ? Virginia ? ? ?

10 Geography Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina
The bordering states are: Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina

11 Geography Using relative location, what statement can be made to describe the relation between Kentucky and Virginia?

12 Geography Using relative location, Kentucky is: next to Virginia

13 Geography Using cardinal and intermediate directions, describe where you would find each bordering state of Virginia Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina

14 Geography Using cardinal and intermediate directions, describe where you would find each bordering state of Virginia Maryland: West Virginia: Kentucky: Tennessee: North Carolina: northeast northwest west southwest south

15 Geography What 4 Virginia rivers flow into the Chesapeake Bay?

16 Geography Virginia rivers that flow into the Chesapeake: James York
York R. York Rappahannock Potomac

17 Geography Match a city to a river: Rivers Cities James River Yorktown
Fredricksburg Alexandria Richmond/Jamestown Rivers James River York River Potomac River Rappahannock

18 Geography Match a city to a river Richmond & Jamestown Yorktown
Alexandria Fredricksburg James River York River Potomac River Rappahannock River

19 Geography ? Analogies Jamestown:James River::Yorktown:
Alexandria:Potomac River: :Fredricksburg: ? ?

20 Geography Analogies Jamestown: James River: :Yorktown: York River
Alexandria: Potomac River: :Fredricksburg: Rappahannock River

21 Geography Explain how a peninsula is different from an island

22 Geography Peninsula Island Piece of land Bordered on 3 sides by water
Completely surrounded by water

23 Geography What is the name of the Virginia Peninsula?

24 Geography Virginia Peninsula Eastern Shore

25 Geography What are the 5 geographic regions of Virginia?

26 Geography Valley & Ridge Appalachian Plateau Tidewater Piedmont
The Five Regions of Virginia are: Valley & Ridge Appalachian Plateau Tidewater Piedmont Blue Ridge

27 Geography What is the name of the major landform found in the Ridge and Valley region of Virginia?

28 Appalachian Mountains
Geography The name of the major landform found in the Ridge and Valley region of Virginia is the: Appalachian Mountains

29 Geography What is the Fall Line?

30 Geography The Fall Line is: A natural border
Waterfalls prevent further travel Divides Tidewater and Piedmont regions Runs through or near Fredericksburg, Richmond, Petersburg

31 Geography What do all Virginia regions have in common geographically?
Which regions differ the most geographically? Click HERE to view a chart to help answer these questions

32 Geography All Virginia regions have rivers
Geographically major differences lie between the Tidewater region and the Appalachian Plateau

33 Geography Analogies Poultry: Valley & Ridge: :__________: Appalachian Plateau Shipbuilding: Tidewater: :__________: Valley & Ridge Click HERE for chart

34 Geography Analogies Poultry: Valley & Ridge: :Coal mining: Appalachian Plateau Shipbuilding: Tidewater: :Farming: Valley & Ridge

35 Regions Geography Products Industries Valley & Ridge Tidewater
Coal mining Coal Mountainous, rivers/streams Appalachian Plateau Farming Poultry, Apples, Dairy, Beef Moderate to good soil, rivers/streams Valley & Ridge Chesapeake Bay, Great Dismal Swamp, Ocean, major rivers Shipbuilding, tourism, federal military installations Tidewater (Coastal Plain) Peanuts, Seafood Good soil, rivers, moderate climate Technology, federal & state government, farming & horse industry Piedmont Tobacco, Produce, Farms, Lumber Blue Ridge Mountain Source of rivers Old, Round mts. Apples Recreation

36 Geography What are Virginia’s transportation systems?

37 Geography Virginia’s transportation systems include: Highways
Railroads Large ships Air

38 Geography How are Virginia’s transportation systems used? Give 3 examples.

39 Geography Virginia’s transportation system is used to:
Move raw materials to factories Transport finished products to market Export agricultural products Transport manufacturing products

40 Geography How have computer systems, communications systems, and technology helped Virginia?

41 Geography Technology has brought: Economic Growth
Industry Jobs Money Access to the world (WWW)

42 Geography What does the term tourism mean? ?

43 Geography Tourism means the travel of tourists, especially when thought of as a business

44 Geography Some people in Virginia work for the federal government. Name some jobs that would be considered federal government jobs.

45 Geography Federal government jobs would include: Post office
Booker T. Washington National Monument Social Security & Veterans Administration Army, Navy, Marines, National Reserve

46 Geography What are some characteristics of Virginia’s climate?

47 Geography Characteristics of Virginia’s climate: Mild Distinct seasons

48 Geography What group of Native Americans lived in Virginia?
Chief Powhatan

49 Geography The Native Americans that lived in Virginia were:
Eastern Woodland ab.mec.edu/jamestown/ powhatan.html

50 Geography How did the Eastern Woodland Indians survive during each season?

51 Geography The Eastern Woodland Indians survived each season by: Winter
Spring Summer Fall Hunting birds and animals Fishing and picking berries Growing crops Harvesting crops

52 Geography What were the three Indian language groups of Virginia?

53 Geography Algonquian- Coastal Plains Siouan- Piedmont
Iroquoian- Southwestern Virginia

54 Geography The End of This Section


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