1. Number your paper from 1 to 27
Midwest Review
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Number your paper from 1 to 27

2. Write the correct postal abbreviation for each state
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Write the correct postal abbreviation for each state 1 6 2 9 11 7 3 13 12 10 4 8 5

3. Now, write the full name of the state
CHECK YOUR ANSWERS!
Now, write the full name of the state ND SD NE KS OK MN IA MO WI IL MI IN OH

4. Now, write the capital of the state
CHECK YOUR ANSWERS!
Now, write the capital of the state ND SD NE KS OK MN IA MO WI IL MI IN OH
= North Dakota
= South Dakota
= Nebraska
= Kansas
= Oklahoma
= Minnesota
= Iowa
= Missouri
= Wisconsin
= Illinois
= Michigan
= Indiana
= Ohio

5. CHECK YOUR ANSWERS! ND SD NE KS OK MN IA MO WI IL MI IN OH
= North Dakota
= South Dakota
= Nebraska
= Kansas
= Oklahoma
= Minnesota
= Iowa
= Missouri
= Wisconsin
= Illinois
= Michigan
= Indiana
= Ohio
= Bismarck
= Pierre
= Lincoln
= Topeka
= Oklahoma City
= St. Paul
= Des Moines
= Jefferson City
= Madison
= Springfield
= Lansing
= Indianapolis
= Columbus

6. 14-20 Write the name of the physical feature 16 18 17 19 15 14 20
Word Bank
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Missouri River
Ohio River
Mississippi River 15 14 20

7. 14-20 Check your answers! 14. Missouri River 15. Mississippi River16 18 17 19
14. Missouri River
15. Mississippi River
16. Lake Superior
17. Lake Michigan
18. Lake Huron
19. Lake Erie
20. Ohio River 15 14 20

8. 21
Which of the following is NOT a description of the physical geography of the Midwest?
a. Coastal Plains
b. Interior Lowlands
c. Interior Plains
d. Great Plains

9. 21
Which of the following is NOT a description of the physical geography of the Midwest?
a. Coastal Plains
b. Interior Lowlands
c. Interior Plains
d. Great Plains

10. Which of the following is NOT a description of the climate and weather of the Midwest?22
a. Humid continental Climate
b. Warm/hot summers and mild winters
c. Tornados
d. Great Variance between seasons from north to south

11. Which of the following is NOT a description of the climate and weather of the Midwest?22
a. Humid continental Climate
b. Warm/hot summers and mild winters
c. Tornados
d. Great Variance between seasons from north to south

12. Name three resources that are found in the Midwestern States.23
Name three resources that are found in the Midwestern States.

13. Corn Dairy Minerals Lead Copper Iron Coal
Name three resources that are found in the Midwestern States. 23
Corn Dairy Minerals Lead Copper Iron Coal

14. Name two historical events that took place in the Midwestern States.24
Name two historical events that took place in the Midwestern States.

15. Name two historical events that took place in the Midwestern States.24
Northwest Territory Created Start of Lewis & Clark Expedition Bleeding Kansas Underground Railroad Rust Belt

16. Which of the following groups of people have helped to shape the Midwestern culture?25
a. Native Americans, European Settlements, African Americans (slaves)
b. Native Americans, French fur Traders, European colonists
c. Native Americans, European Settlers, Spanish Settlers, Asian Immigrants
d. Native Americans, Pilgrims, Puritans, European Immigrants

17. Which of the following groups of people have helped to shape the Midwestern culture?25
a. Native Americans, European Settlements, African Americans (slaves)
b. Native Americans, French fur Traders, European colonists
c. Native Americans, European Settlers, Spanish Settlers, Asian Immigrants
d. Native Americans, Pilgrims, Puritans, European Immigrants

18. Name two of the largest cities located in the Midwestern States.26
Name two of the largest cities located in the Midwestern States.

19. Name two of the largest cities located in the Midwestern States.26
Chicago, IL Indianapolis, IN Detroit, MI St. Louis, MO Minneapolis St. Paul Cleveland, OH Kansas City, MO

20. Name two notable landmarks located in the Midwestern States.27
Name two notable landmarks located in the Midwestern States.

21. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Badlands National Park
Name two notable landmarks located in the Midwestern States. 27
Sears Tower
Ford Motor Company
Gateway Arch
Great Lakes
Mount Rushmore
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Badlands National Park