Which natural resource is common in the Southwest?, Fish, Trees, Oil, Coal, Which plant is commonly found in the Southwest?, Cactus, Grass, Oak tree, Pine tree, Which animal is often found in the West?, Bison, Alligator, Lobster, Mountain goat, Which region is known for crops like corn and wheat?, Southeast, Midwest, West, Northeast, Which animal is commonly found in the Southeast?, Polar bear, Prairie dog, Alligator, Elk, Which term means a large land area that has special features?, Natural resources, Climate, Communities, Region, Which term means the natural features of a place, such as mountains and rivers?, Physical environment, Climate, Region, Communities, Which term means resources from nature that people can use?, Region, Natural resources, Communities, Climate, Which term means places where people live, work, and have fun together?, Region, Physical environment, Communities, Climate, Which term means the kind of weather a place has over time?, Physical environment, Natural resources, Communities, Climate, Which branch of government meets in the Capitol Building?, Judicial, Military, Executive, Legislative, Which branch of government works in the White House?, State, Judicial, Executive, Legislative, Which branch of government is based in the Supreme Court?, Judicial, Executive, Legislative, Local, Who is part of the legislative branch?, President and Vice President, Senate and House, Governors only, Supreme Court, Who is part of the executive branch?, Mayors only, Senate and House, President and Vice President, Supreme Court, Who is part of the judicial branch?, Senate and House, Supreme Court, Cabinet only, President and Vice President, What is the main duty of the legislative branch?, Makes laws, Carries out laws, Decides fairness, Prints money, What is the main duty of the executive branch?, Decides fairness, Makes laws, Changes states, Carries out laws, What is the main duty of the judicial branch?, Decides fairness, Carries out laws, Elects leaders, Makes laws, Who was the first president of the United States?, Abraham Lincoln, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Why is the Constitution important for a country?, It builds roads, It sets rules, It picks weather, It names states, What is the Bill of Rights?, Set of taxes, State law book, First 10 amendments, List of presidents, How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?, 10, 5, 27, 13, Which is one right protected by the Bill of Rights?, Own a state, Skip all laws, Free speech, Unlimited taxes, What are the 3 levels of government?, City, farm, country, Federal, state, local, Court, school, park, North, south, west, How does the average person have a voice in government?, By printing money, By leading courts, By making laws alone, By voting, Which level of government can print money?, Federal, State, County, Local, Which level of government has a governor?, Local, Federal, State, National court, Which government is closest to the community?, State, Local, National, Federal, Which term means bodies of water like rivers and lakes?, Waterways, Fuel, Communities, Climate, Who studies landforms and waterways in a region?, Judges, Geographers, Farmers, Mayors, What is geography?, Government law, Weather report, Type of animal, Study of places, Which is an example of a landform?, Ocean, River, Mountain, Lake, Which item is a natural resource?, Water, Laptop, Desk, Road, Which source is a primary source?, Encyclopedia, Textbook, Documentary, Old diary, Which source is a secondary source?, Journal entry, History textbook, Old photograph, Personal letter, What does a map key help readers understand?, Food prices, Story characters, Map symbols, Time zones, What does the Constitution do?, Prints money, Builds roads, Grows crops, Sets rules, What is one responsibility of a good citizen?, Follow laws, Ignore rules, Break signs, Skip voting

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