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1 People and Resources

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  • Ohio is a central location in the U.S., Ohio possesses many important resources including:
    1. Plentiful natural resources2. Skilled laborers 3. Extensive waterways
  • How was Lake Erie formed?
    Glacier
  • What are some forms of transportation in Ohio?
    boats, roads, railroads
  • Country type of land, where houses are spread apart. is called __________.
    rural
  • What is the growing of crops and the raising of farm animals called?
    Agriculture
  • Glaciers
    Huge sheets of ice that move slowly overland
  • Where would salt be found in Ohio?
    Under Lake Erie in the salt mines in Cleveland
  • The glacier flattened land for what?
    farm land
  • Areas surrounding large cities are called _________________________.
    suburbs
  • Natural gas was discovered in Toledo, Ohio and these industries became important because of the low cost of natural gas. What industries used natural gas?
    Glass-making and steel mills
  • What provided materials to build homes and make paper?
    Trees/forest
  • Ice Age
    A time period in the history of very COLD weather
  • How did the glacier improve Ohio's farmland?
    Left very rich soil
  • The glacier was helpful because it brought Ohio rich ____________________.
    soil
  • What is something found in nature that people can use?
    Natural resources
  • TWO effects that the glacier had on the land in Ohio
    1.Carved the hills 2. It left deep SOIL and left rich TILL.
  • Which river forms our entire southern border?
    Ohio River
  • What grew because of the natural resources in the area?
    Industries
  • What is Ohio's most important natural resource?
    Water
  • What natural resource is burned to make heat or electricity?
    fuel
  • This natural resource powered factories and ships. What is this natural resource?
    Coal
  • Till
    Very rich SOIL left behind by the glacier
  • The glacier gave Ohio good ______________________.
    water sources
  • Precipitation
    Water that falls to the ground as rain, sleet, snow, and hail.