1. By:Clarece

2.  Ohio
 Michigan
 South dakota
 Iowa
 Minnesota
 Missouri
 Kansas
 Wisconsin
 North dakota
 Indiana
 Illinois

3.  Summers are hot and humid
 Winters are extremely cold
 Rainy season
 Tornadoes
 Floods
 Snow
 Strong winds
 Hail storms

4.  Great plains
 Mountains
 Mississippi river
 Rivers
 Hills
 Great lakes
 Prairies
 Central plains
 Creeks
 valleys

5.  Farming
 Limestone
 Copper
 Iron ore
 Gold
 Wheat
 Corn
 Rich soil
 Salt
 Zinc
 Silver
 Lumber/tree
 oats

6.  Auto industry
 Steel
 Factories
 Dairy farms
 Farming
 Shipping
 Fruits
 mining

7.  Washington
 Oregon
 California
 Montana
 Colorado
 Alaska
 Hawaii
 Nevada
 Idaho
 Utah

8.  Cool weather
 Snowy in winter
 Exemtely cold
 Exemtely hot

9.  Mount st. Helens
 Rocky mountains
 Death valley
 Mount Shasta
 Mount Kilauea

10.  Gold
 Trees
 Copper
 Silver
 fruit

11.  Technology industry
 Lumber industry
 Farming
 Fishing industry
 Mining

12.  Arizonan
 New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma

13.  Wet
 Warm
 Tornados

14.  Deserts
 Grand canyon
 Colorado plateau
 Rocky mountains

15.  Fields of oil
 Gold
 Copper
 Sliver
 Coal
 Uamime

16.  The Oklahoma land rush
 Space center
 Dwelling
 Basket and pottery
 Fields of oil

17.  Tennessee
 Kentucky
 West Virginia
 Georgia
 Virginia
 North Carolina
 South Carolina
 Florida
 Arkansas
 Louisiana
 Missippi
 Alabama

18.  Hurricanes
 Rain
 Sun belt

19.  Barrier island
 Appalachian mountains
 Wet lands

20.  Cotton
 Peanuts
 Coal
 Oil

21.  Plantations
 Tourism
 Farming
 Live stock
 Food prasing

22.  Maine
 New Hampshire
 Vermont
 Pennsylvania
 New York
 Massachusetts
 New jersey
 Connecticut
 Rhode island
 Mary land
 Delaware

23.  Extremely cold in winters
 Rainy season
 Hot summers
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24.  Rivers
 Atlantic ocean

25.  Oil
 Cotton
 Wool
 Cranberry
 Corn

26.  Hunting for whales
 Fishing industry
 Commerce
 Erie canal
 Tranitportion