Vocabulary Chapter 1, Lesson 3

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Vocabulary Chapter 1, Lesson 3 human features county interstate highways

AL History Chapter 1, Lesson 3 Towns and cities are examples of human features in AL. AL is also divided into 67 counties. We live in Colbert County.

AL’s largest cities are Birmingham, Mobile, Montgomery, and Huntsville The Shoals Quad-Cities include Tuscumbia, Sheffield, Muscle Shoals, and Florence.

AL Tourist Attractions (Human Features) US Space and Rocket Center: Huntsville Space Camp 5th grade Mae Jemison became the first African American woman in space in 1992.

AL Tourist Attractions (Human Features) Helen Keller Home: Tuscumbia Ivy Green is its name.

AL Tourist Attractions (Human Features) USS Alabama: Mobile World War II battleship

AL Tourist Attractions (Human Features) Civil Rights Memorial: Montgomery Designed by famous artist, Maya Ying Lin

AL Tourist Attractions (Human Features) W.C. Handy Home: Florence W.C. Handy was a musician known as “The Father of the Blues.”

Transportation is the way in which people get from one place to another. The people of AL mostly use roads and highways. Like rivers, roads and highways connect AL with other states. They also connect cities within AL to each other.

Ch. 1 Biography: Helen Keller An illness as a young child left her deaf and blind. Anne Sullivan was hired to teach her. She used sign language to try to help Helen connect words with objects. “Water” was the 1st successful word. On that day, after that, she learned 30 new words. She went on to learn to speak, graduate from college, and educate others all over the world.