south carolina regions test

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Which of the following is a difference of the Piedmont and the Blue Ridge Regions? Options: Blue Ridge is the largest and Piedmont is the smallest region., Piedmont and Blue Ridge are the 2 smallest regions., Blue Ridge is the smallest and Piedmont is the largest region., Blue Ridge and Piedmont both have the textile industry.

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Blue Ridge is the smallest and Piedmont is the largest region.

Front

The Coastal Zone also includes marshes that were used for growing ___________________ during the 1700’s.

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rice

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Which of the following is the region that long ago was the seacoast and therefore includes relatively flat lands with sandy soil that is not good for growing crops? Sandhills Region, Coastal Zone, Blue Ridge Region, Piedmont Region

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Sandhills Region

Front

The Piedmont region of South Carolina has fast moving rivers. What effect has this had on our state?

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The water from the rivers is used to create water power for mills.

Front

In the Inner and Outer Coastal Plains regions of South Carolina, well-drained soil and a good amount of rainfall led to which of the following?
- pater power for the textile industry
- an increase in the tourism business
- growing of peaches
- agriculture of cotton and soybeans

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agriculture of cotton and soybeans

Front

Which region follows the Fall Line? Options: Sandhills, Coastal, Piedmont, Outer Coastal Plain

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Sandhills

Front

This zone promotes the textile industry. Which zone is this?

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Piedmont

Front

Large strands of trees promote timbering in this region(s)?

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Inner and Outer Coastal Plain

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Jack and his family went to this region and came home with a big basket of peaches. Which region did he and his family visit? Options: Sandhills, Coastal, Blue Ridge, Piedmont

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Piedmont

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Which zone relies heavily on tourism? Sandhills, Coastal, Piedmont, Outer Plains

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Coastal