Blue Ridge Region Knowledge Assessment

The video explores the Blue Ridge region in Georgia, highlighting its geographical location, significant mountains like Brasstown Bald and Springer Mountain, and its role as the start of the Appalachian Trail. It describes the region's ecological features, including its forested areas and high rainfall. The video also covers the diverse wildlife and plant species found there, such as deer, bears, rhododendron, and mountain laurel. Additionally, it touches on the cultural and economic aspects, including the historical gold rush in Dahlonega and the current tourism industry.

Which mountain is the highest peak in Georgia?

• Springer Mountain

• Lookout Mountain

• Brasstown Bald

• Stone Mountain

What is the southernmost terminus of the Appalachian Trail?

• Springer Mountain

• Brasstown Bald

• Mount Katahdin

• Clingmans Dome

What percentage of the Blue Ridge region is forested?

• 50%

• 70%

• 90%

• 100%

Which plant in the Blue Ridge region has a thick waxy leaf?

• Mountain Laurel

• Rhododendron

• Pine

• Oak

Which county in the Blue Ridge region was the site of America's first gold rush?

• Fannin

• Habersham

• Rabun

• Lumpkin

What is the current leading industry in the Blue Ridge region?

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing

• Mining

• Tourism