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1. Which is NOT true about the geography of the Southeast? (1 point)

The coastal plains of the Southeast have many kinds of wetlands.

As you move inland from the coast, the elevation of the land gets lower.

There is an area of rolling hills and valleys known as the Piedmont.

Barrier islands are formed from sand that has been deposited near the shore.

2. How would you describe the climate of the Southeast? (1 point)

The coastal plains are cool, and the mountain areas are warm.

Hurricanes pose a danger to the region from November until May.

The few storms in the region never produce damage.

Most of the region is warm and sunny with plenty of rain.

3. Which is NOT a function of lighthouses? (1 point)

to light amusement parks

to help sailors avoid the rocky coastlines

to warn sailors of dangerous rocks and currents

to serve as tourist attractions

4. Which is NOT true about the Southeast? (1 point)

Logging and coal mining are important industries in the region.

About a dozen kinds of animals that live in the Everglades are endangered.

Rice is primarily grown in the states of Arkansas and North Carolina.

Paper and furniture are made from trees harvested in the region.

5. Which of the following best describes the Cherokee? (1 point)

They once farmed, hunted, fished, and gathered for a living.

They passed many deadly diseases to the Europeans.

Their language is the oldest written language in the world.

Although the Cherokee were sad, none died on the Trail of Tears.

6. Which is NOT true about the Spanish in the Southeast? (1 point)

Juan Ponce de Le贸n explored what is now the state of Florida.

St. Augustine was the first permanent European settlement in what is now the United States.

Louisiana was named by La Salle in honor of the king of Spain.

Hernando de Soto searched for gold through much of the region.

7. Which crop was NOT a major crop grown on Southeastern plantations? (1 point)

wheat

rice

cotton

tobacco

8. Which is one reason why the Civil War began? (1 point)

Eleven northern states seceded from the United States.

Southerners did not want slavery in the Southeast region.

Many Southerners wanted their states to have less power.

Northerners did not want slavery in the new states added to the nation.

9. Which did NOT happen during Reconstruction? (1 point)

Farmers plowed their overgrown fields and planted crops.

Many people died from wounds or diseases in army camps.

Factories, homes, and other buildings were rebuilt and repaired.

Southern states were readmitted to the United States.

10. Which was largely the result of the protests led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.? (1 point)

Civil Rights Act of 1964

Declaration of Independence

Thirteenth Amendment

United States Constitution

11. What was found in Dahlonega, Georgia, in 1828? (1 point)

oil

gold

iron

coal

12. What caused Atlanta to grow and prosper after 1837? (1 point)

It was a center of communications and finance.

People in search of gold moved to the area.

It was the western end of a new railroad line.

People moved there to work in the aquarium.

Click on the link below to open a topographical map of Georgia.



Topographical Map of Georgia



Use the map to answer questions 13鈥?4.

13. What do the green colors represent on the map?







(1 point)



14. Which is at a higher elevation? Atlanta or Savannah? How do you know?

(1 point)



15. Apply Information Would you rather visit Florida in July or in December? Explain your reasoning. (3 points)



16. Evaluate Do you think the Southeast鈥檚 greatest gift to the United States has been its people, its products, or something else? Explain. (3 points)Plese Plese Plese Help?
If you're failing, the best thing to do is seriously step up your effort and do all the work yourself, so you'll actually learn something, or withdraw from the course, if possible, and take it again the next time it's offered, so you will actually learn the material. You are not doing yourself any favors by using other people to give you answers so you can unethically try to pass. It will put you in a bad position later on in your education, and later on in "real" life.



Here are some "hints" that will make you wonder why you couldn't do it yourself:



14. Look at where Savannah on the map. It's very near something extremely big that tells you about it's elevation. (Atlanta is not near that big thing.)



15. When is the weather nicest in Florida?



16. This is your opinion. Surely you have an opinion, something you like about the southeast! Put that for your answer, and tell why you like it. Easy.



You should ask yourself: "Am I functionally illiterate?" I think maybe you could be. If you are, you need to really work harder instead of asking other people to do your thinking for you. If you don't know what I mean, ask a reading teacher in special education. (Special education is not only for "slow" people. It can be for gifted people, and also for people who have learning disabilities of some kind. Some of this last group of people, maybe you, can be quite smart, but have various kinds of problems that interfere with their ability to do one or more kinds of learning. It's nothing to be ashamed of. Albert Einstein belonged in special education, but he dropped out of school and educated himself through high school, and probably through most of university, also.)Plese Plese Plese Help?
I don't have time to help with all the questions you posted, but I can give you the answer for #11. Gold. http://ngeorgia.com/history/goldrush.htm鈥?/a>