Mortons Elementary Geography
Mortons Elementary Geography
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In the northwest hops and flax are grown, and in Kentucky hemp and tobacco. What are their uses ! Much wool is produced, Ohio being the leading wool-growing state.
From the forests of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan come great quantities of hard wood and pine lumber for our houses and fur- niture. In the states of the plains west of the Missouri and the Red rivers there is but little timber. Name these states.
Much soft coal is mined in West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, a...nd Mis- souri. Petroleum and natural gas abound in the first three states. About one third of the iron ore, copper, and salt produced in the United States comes from Michigan. Wisconsin has rich iron mines. The zinc mines of Missouri are among the most important in the world, and the state has valuable lead and iron mines.
Find the Black Hills. The discovery of gold in these hills led to the settlement of this locality. The wheat raised in the Dakotas, however, is of greater value than the gold mined in this region.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the northwest hops and flax are grown, and in Kentucky hemp and tobacco. What are their uses ! Much wool is produced, Ohio being the leading wool-growing state.
From the forests of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan come great quantities of hard wood and pine lumber for our houses and fur- niture. In the states of the plains west of the Missouri and the Red rivers there is but little timber. Name these states.
Much soft coal is mined in West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, a...nd Mis- souri. Petroleum and natural gas abound in the first three states. About one third of the iron ore, copper, and salt produced in the United States comes from Michigan. Wisconsin has rich iron mines. The zinc mines of Missouri are among the most important in the world, and the state has valuable lead and iron mines.
Find the Black Hills. The discovery of gold in these hills led to the settlement of this locality. The wheat raised in the Dakotas, however, is of greater value than the gold mined in this region.
What to read after Mortons Elementary Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Happy Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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