Introduction to the Manual of Geography Designed for Junior Classes in Public
Introduction to the Manual of Geography Designed for Junior Classes in Public
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Q. Where was the first Cotton Factory in the United States built?
A. In Rhode Island.
Q. Which division of the Union is most thickly settled?
A. The Middle States.
Q. Which State contains the greatest number of inhabitants ?
A. New York.
Q. For what is New York remarkable ?
A. For the beautiful scenery of its lakes, rivers, and waterfalls ; especially the Falls of Niagara.
Q. In what does New York excel every other State ?
A. In the value of its live-stock, and in the quantity of butter, cheese..., hay and oats produced.
Q. What does the western part of New York produce ?
A. Large crops of Wheat.
Q. In what does Pennsylvania excel every other State ?
A. In the quantity of coal and* iron produced.
Q. What City is next- to New York in popula- tion?
A. Philadelphia, INTRODUCTION TO MONTEITH'S MANUAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. Where was the first Cotton Factory in the United States built?
A. In Rhode Island.
Q. Which division of the Union is most thickly settled?
A. The Middle States.
Q. Which State contains the greatest number of inhabitants ?
A. New York.
Q. For what is New York remarkable ?
A. For the beautiful scenery of its lakes, rivers, and waterfalls ; especially the Falls of Niagara.
Q. In what does New York excel every other State ?
A. In the value of its live-stock, and in the quantity of butter, cheese..., hay and oats produced.
Q. What does the western part of New York produce ?
A. Large crops of Wheat.
Q. In what does Pennsylvania excel every other State ?
A. In the quantity of coal and* iron produced.
Q. What City is next- to New York in popula- tion?
A. Philadelphia, INTRODUCTION TO MONTEITH'S MANUAL.
CULT1VATLN& TlIK SUGAR CANE, PlOiilNU (J0T102
What to read after Introduction to the Manual of Geography Designed for Junior Classes in Public?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Monteith James to read onlineMoreLess
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