Indiana History Unit 1 Lessons 1-3 Review

The capital of Indiana is

• Fort Wayne

• Terre Haute

• Gary

• South Bend

• Indianapolis

Indiana's capital is located closest to

• Lake Michigan

• Wabash River

• White River

• Lake Wawasee

The layer of soil and rock that forms Earth's surface

• atmosphere

• lithosphere

• biosphere

• hydrosphere

Which geographic force changed the landscape of Indiana forever?

• earthquakes

• glaciers

• lithosphere

• hurricanes

Which of Indiana's physical regions contains the best farmland?

• Northern Moraine and Lake

• Central Till Plain

• Southern Hills and Lowlands

Indiana's climate is classified as

• temperate

• moderate

• extreme

• frigid

Match the following

• plains

• where something is in relation to other places on Earth

• border

• features formed by nature like landforms and water

• relative location

• a line that divides one place from another

• physical features

• areas of low, flat land

Match the following

• fertile soil

• human features

• industry

• all the businesses that provide one kind of product or service

• features made by people like dams

• soils good for growing crops

Match the following

• till

• areas where the water is near the land's surface

• dunes

• hills of sand built up by wind

• wetlands

• mixture of clay, sand, and small stones the glaciers left behind

• glaciers

• slow moving ice masses

Match the following

• elevation

• large, bowl-shaped holes that form when limestone layers above underground holes collapse

• canyon

• height of land above or below sea level

• sinkholes

• deep, narrow valley with steep sides (Mason!)