The Southeast Region

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Lesson: The Southeast Region

Discover the history of the land and of the people who settled the Southeast Region of the United States.

Student Application

Discover the history of the land and of the people who settled the Southeast Region of the United States.


Learning Objectives

  1. Students will identify the 12 states in the Southeast Region: Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
  2. Students will know about the Native Americans that inhabited the area before the Europeans. Independent tr...

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Supporting Activities

  1. Ask students to choose one person or group of people in the history of the Southeast Region that he/she believes made a significant impact on the region. Encourage students to use the video, textbook, and library resources to support their argument. Have each person present his or her argument to the class.
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Introduction
Native Americans
European Settlement
English Settlers
Slavery
The Civil War
Growth Of Cities
The Southeast Region Today
Conclusion
The Southeast Region
The Southeast Region

The Southeast Region

Learning Object — Lesson
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Lesson: The Southeast Region

Explore the environment, climate and natural resources of the Southeast Region of the United States.

Student Application

Explore the environment, climate and natural resources of the Southeast Region of the United States.


Learning Objectives

  1. Students will know the 12 states that make up the Southeast Region; they are Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. Note that many people consider Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to be part of the Southeast Region. The Virgin...

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Supporting Activities

  1. Have students work in groups to prepare a creative extension to any one of the topics covered in the video. For example, students who choose climate might build a model showing the destruction potential of a hurricane. Students who choose natural resources may want to present the class with examples of natural resources and their importance to the ...

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Introduction
Southeast States And Landforms
Weather And Climate
Natural Resources
Industry
Conclusion
The Southeast Region
The Southeast Region