2. Ohio ! Michigan Indiana Illinois Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas

3. The Mississippi River!!!

4. Saint Louis (St. Louis)

5. In Illinois. It’s the biggest city in the Midwest. 2,896, 016 people live there!

6. - The western half of the state is apart of the Great Plains - The southern half is apart of the Badlands -the Badlands are rocks with a lot of erosion, so there are canyons, deep sand, and few plants

8. Coal Fossil Fuels Wind Energy

9. Cold winters, hot summers About 20 inches of rain/snow a year

10. Very flat state Has some large buttes Most of the state is covered in grassland

11. - The Missouri River runs through  the middle of the state -The Great Plains cover the west -The Badlands are in the south   CLIMATE Very cold winters, warm summers Average of 20 inches of rain/snow a year The average low temperature is 10 degrees Frequent thunderstorms and tornadoes

12. Cattle Corn Soybeans Wheat Landmarks -Wind Cave National Park -Badlands National Park -Mount Rushmore

14.  -It is on the Great Plains  -Is hilly on the east 30 inches of rain a year Hot summers, cold winters Average of 30 inches of snow per year Tornadoes and thunderstorms are common in the summer months

15. Beef Soybeans Corn Landmarks Chimney Rock

16.  -The western part is a part of the  Great Plains and is very flat The eastern part has forests and hills CLIMATE -A lot of sunshine, only 16-40 inches of rain a year; 5-35 inches of snow -cold winters, hot summers -2 nd most tornadoes in the country!

20.  -The Mississippi river runs along the  east side The Ozark Mountains are in the south CLIMATE -hot and humid summers and cold winters

22. Landmarks -Gateway Arch in St. Louis Landmarks -Gateway Arch in St. Louis Natural Resources -beef -soybeans -corn -eggs -coal Natural Resources -beef -soybeans -corn -eggs -coal

23.  -The state has low hills  -Iowa is made up of prairie and think  forests CLIMATE - hot and humid summers, cold winters -Thunderstorms and tornadoes are common -a lot of snow in the winters

24. Corn, soybeans, cattle, dairy Wind energy Landmarks -the Amana Colony is a German colony from the 1800s

25.  - Lake Superior is on the east side -Has low hills -Has many lakes (11,842 in total) -Has pine tree forests in the north CLIMATE Hot summers, cold winters 19-35 inches of rain a year

26. Corn Wood Wind Power Landmarks -Mall of America!

27. -Lake Michigan on the north -the middle of the state is prairie CLIMATE -humid, hot summers….cold winters -Gets an average of 45 inches of rain a year -Gets an average of 38 inches of snow a year -Thunderstorms and tornadoes are common

28. Timber, coal, petroleum Landmarks Chicago is the biggest city in the Midwest -Sears Tower (the tallest building in the US)

29. Bordered by Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Has forests and lakes Hot summers, very cold winters Snowy winters 30-100 inches of snow 30 inches of rain a year

30. Mining, wood, dairy, cheese, corn, potatoes, cherries

31. -The Ohio River is the southern border of Indiana The Wabash River runs through the state The northern and central state are mostly flat farmland The southern part of the state is hilly with forests CLIMATE -humid summers, cold winters -35-45 inches of rain a year -Has the 6 th most tornadoes in the US

32. Steel, petroleum, coal Corn, soybeans, cattle, egg, dairy, tomatoes, grapes, tobacco Levi Coffin House: part of the Underground Railroad that over 2,000 slaves used to escape Indianapolis Motor Speedway: Where the Indianapolis 500 is raced