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  • What is Georgia's largest region?
    Piedmont
  • What region has tourism as its main economic opportunity?
    Blue Ridge
  • Tobacco was planted to serve what purpose?
    Ritual purposes
  • What is Georgia's absolute location?
    NW Hemisphere
  • European Explores came to America aiding in the destruction of which Native American Indian tribe?
    Mississippians
  • A location in relation to another
    Relative Location
  • What physical feature has over 600 plants and 400 animal species?
    Okefenokee Swamp
  • Why have few Paleo artifacts been found in one place?
    Because they moved frequently
  • What region is Atlanta located?
    Piedmont
  • What is Georgia's smallest region?
    Appalachian Plateau
  • Who were the first people to use burial mounds?
    Mississippians
  • Where is the beginning of the Appalachian Trail?
    Springer Mountain in the Blue Ridge Region
  • What is the nickname for the Barrier Island?
    Golden Isles
  • What is a hierarchical society?
    Chiefdom
  • What is Georgia's relative location?
    North of the equator, west of the prime meridian
  • Where does the Chattahoochee River empty into?
    Gulf of Mexico
  • Which Coastal region is not suitable for farming?
    Outer
  • What cities lie along the fall line of Georgia?
    Columbus, Macon, Augusta
  • The workforce of the Mississippian Indians.
    Commoners
  • Degrees of latitude and longitude on a map.
    Coordinates
  • The place in a Mississippian Indian village where all of the action happened.
    Plaza
  • Measures east and west of the Prime Meridian
    Latitude
  • What is the oldest Indian civilization found in Georgia?
    Paleo
  • What material did the Mississippians use to make pottery?
    clay
  • What feature has been the subject of controversy and court cases?
    Chattahoochee River
  • True or False: Horticulture aided the Native Americans in being able to stay in one spot and not move around as much.
    True
  • What Native American group moved around in search of food?
    Paleo
  • Religious burial sites
    earth mounds
  • What natural feature is also known as peat water?
    Okefenokee Swamp
  • An interwoven mix of sticks and mud used to make walls
    Wattle and Daub
  • Which Native American group were the first to make pottery?
    Woodland
  • Where in the Coastal Plain region is the land suitable for farming?
    Inner Coastal
  • What are Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama?
    States that border GA
  • Halves of the earth separated by the Prime Meridian and the Equator
    Hemispheres
  • What is the exact location of a place on Earth based on fixed points and coordinates?
    Absolute Location
  • Why are the Blue Ridge Mountains important to the growth of GA?
    Precipitation provides rainfall to the entire state
  • Which continent is GA located?
    North America
  • Rock used to make knives
    chert
  • Through what river can cargo ships travel easily?
    Savannah River
  • Where are the barrier islands located?
    Otter Coastal
  • This region relies on an industrial economy.
    Piedmont
  • Where is the "carpet capital" of the world?
    Dalton, GA
  • Measures north and south of the equator
    Longitude
  • Where does the Savannah river empty into?
    Atlantic Ocean
  • What is Georgia's highest peak?
    Brasstown Bald
  • The practice of garden cultivation used by the natives
    horticulture
  • What group invented the bow and arrow?
    Woodland
  • What region is divided into two sub-regions?
    Coastal
  • The Creeks are the modern day group of Indians that the evolved from the_______________.
    Mississippians
  • Which region is most suitable for agriculture?
    Inner Coastal
  • What Native American group saw a change in climate resulting in their ability to gather fruits, berries and nuts?
    Archaic
  • Contains the TAG corner at Lookout Mountain.
    Appalachian Plateau
  • What is the border between the Piedmont and Coastal Plains called?
    Fall Line