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Acorn barnacles are seashore animals found on rocks.

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Early Industrialization

Early Industrialization. Salt. Salt was required as a preservative for the meat industry. Coal was formed in saltwater marshes. So the two resources were commonly found together. Major salt production occurred in the Kanawha Valley, Saltville VA, Clay Co. KY.

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Connemara Farms

Connemara Farms. Connemara Farms Jeopardy. Sandburg Family 200. Question: How many daughters did Carl and Lilian Sandburg have? Answer What is three?. Back. Sandburg Family 400. Question: How many grandchildren lived here at Connemara? Answer What is two?. Back. Sandburg Family 600.

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The United States of America

The United States of America. Major Physical Features. Eastern Lowlands Flat coastal plain that runs along the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico Piedmont Low plateau area, rolling hills, with many fast-flowing rivers and streams

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Tennessee

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Chapter 16: Air Pollution

Chapter 16: Air Pollution. 16.2 Natural Sources Of Air Pollution. Natural Combustion Decay Biological Emissions Chemical Particulate (spores, pollen, etc.) Wind-blown dust Volcanic. 16.3 Human-caused Air Pollution. We categorize pollutants according to their source

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The Earliest Days Pre-history to 1750

The Earliest Days Pre-history to 1750. Origins and Encounters. Native Americans. Central Traditions -land is sacred- a living entity to be respected No one can own land -lives are organized around cycles of nature, not concepts or past, future and progress

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Why do chipmunks in the Great Smoky Mountains survive?

Why do chipmunks in the Great Smoky Mountains survive?. Their needs are met in that environment They have driven out all the other chipmunks Humans feed them, which helps them survive Humans have moved them from cities to the mountains. Which describes a balanced ecosystem? .

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The State of Tennessee

The State of Tennessee. By Jenna Sanford. The Southeast. Tennessee is located in the Southwest region. Volunteer State. Tennessee is also called the Volunteer State. Capital of my State. Nashville, Tennessee is the capital of my state. 1796.

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park. By: Sarah Camisa. What year did the park become an official national park and why?.

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The Great Smoky Mountains

The Great Smoky Mountains. Location. Located between the border of North Carolina and Tennessee. Weather/Climate. Moderate climate Mild winters and hot, humid summers. Landforms. Mountains, rocks. Waterways. Waterfalls can be found on nearly every river and stream in the park. Vegetation.

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THE Great Smoky Mountains

THE Great Smoky Mountains. ANIMALS. Elk. Black Bear. White-Tailed Deer. PLANTS. Dicentra. Catawba Rhododendron. White Trillium. Map. Park Map. Activities. Biking. Camping. Horseback riding. Fishing. Hiking. Weather. Summer. Fall. Winter. Spring. Landforms. Mountains.

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Tennessee: Climate and Landforms

Tennessee: Climate and Landforms. Unit D. Three Grand Divisions. East TN Middle TN West TN. East TN. Great Smoky Mountains Cumberland Plateau Knoxville Chattanooga Slightly cooler than the rest of the state, because of the mountains. Middle TN. Rolling Hills

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Why do the leaves turn color in the fall?

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The Great Smoky Mountains

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JOHN REAGAN

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R & E

R & E. By Nick Lamb. R: Summary.

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