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The Wabanaki were ___.
the Native people who first lived in and around Acadia
the people who wanted Acadia to become a national park
the rich people who bought the land along Maine’s coast
People can study __ in tide pools.
mammals
birds
fish
After Maine became a state, __.
only a small number of people owned the land
many people bought land along the coast
people came from the West to buy land
What happened when George Dorr and others gave their land to the government?
No one was allowed on the land
People were allowed to build houses in Acadia
Acadia became a national park
Acadia is a national park that __.
is only two big islands
is in the center of Maine
is still growing
True or False: Maine is one of the first places in the United States to see the sunrise.
True
True or False: Tide pools in Acadia are empty when the water goes out.
False
True or False: George Dorr donated land to help create Acadia National Park.
True
True or False: Acadia National Park has birds, mammals, forests, and lakes.
True
What can people see when the tide goes out in Acadia?
People can see tide pools with animals and seaweed.
Who were the first people to live in Acadia?
The Wabanaki people.
What did George Dorr do to help create Acadia National Park?
He bought land and donated it to the government.
What activities can visitors do in Acadia National Park?
They can hike, fish, climb, ride bikes, or watch the sunrise.
