A History of the Pacific Northwest
A History of the Pacific Northwest
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To Pittsburg? To Chicago? To San Francisco? (16) Make a drawing of the Southern States, putting in the chief rivers and cities. For REFERENCES, see page 440. XI. CENTRAL STATES MAP QUESTIONS. (1) Name the large rivers of this group. Draw a sketch map showing them. (2) Draw a sketch map of the five Great Lakes. (3) Locate upon each of those sketches the cities printed in large type (those over two hundred thousand inhabitants). (4) Are any of the very large cities not situated on rivers or lakes... ? Why ? (5) What advantages have these cities from their location ? (6) Ex- amine Figure 13 to see how far the glacier reached in these states. Do you find any lakes south of that line? (7) What influence must the Great Lakes have upon the summer climate of places near them? Upon the winter climate ? (8) Compare the isothermal charts (Figs. 63 and 64) with the map (Fig. 178) to see near what cities the iso- therms pass. (9) Why is the interior colder in winter and warmer in summer than the coast?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Pittsburg? To Chicago? To San Francisco? (16) Make a drawing of the Southern States, putting in the chief rivers and cities. For REFERENCES, see page 440. XI. CENTRAL STATES MAP QUESTIONS. (1) Name the large rivers of this group. Draw a sketch map showing them. (2) Draw a sketch map of the five Great Lakes. (3) Locate upon each of those sketches the cities printed in large type (those over two hundred thousand inhabitants). (4) Are any of the very large cities not situated on rivers or lakes... ? Why ? (5) What advantages have these cities from their location ? (6) Ex- amine Figure 13 to see how far the glacier reached in these states. Do you find any lakes south of that line? (7) What influence must the Great Lakes have upon the summer climate of places near them? Upon the winter climate ? (8) Compare the isothermal charts (Figs. 63 and 64) with the map (Fig. 178) to see near what cities the iso- therms pass. (9) Why is the interior colder in winter and warmer in summer than the coast?
What to read after A History of the Pacific Northwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washington Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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