Pacific Region
The next region in your virtual tour is the Pacific Region.
Here is one link to get you started. You will find many more!
Note: The timeline for each lesson in this course is 3-4 weeks Do not rush your research. Enjoy the images that you see and all that you discover on your virtual journey.
Lesson 5 Project: Pacific Region
Directions: Follow the directions in each step below to complete the assignment. Do not copy and paste your answers from the Internet but write your answers in your own words. List each web page you used as a resource.
Step 1. States & Capitals: Identify each state and its capital city which is located within the land region. List the states and capitals in columns or bullet list. If any part of the state lies within the region, include that state in the list. Some states may be listed in more than one region.
Step 2. Region Climates: Identify and define the different climates within the land region (not each state).
Step 3. Natural Resources: Identify the 4 most common natural resources for the land region. State the relative location for each (where is each resource located within the land region).
Step 4. Industry: Identify the 3 most common industries within the region.
List each industry separately and write a short essay detailing the reasons why that industry is important to the region (think resources & location).
Step 5. Physical Features: Conduct research on each of the physical features listed below. Identify the location for the following physical features located within the Pacific region. Describe any unique characteristics of each.
A. Rivers:
1. Columbia
2. Sacramento
3. San Joaquin
B. Lake Tahoe
C. Central Valley
D. Mountains:
1. Coast Ranges
2. Sierra Nevada
3. Cascade Range
4. Mt. Rainier
NOTE: All submissions in all subjects should demonstrate scholarly work. Remember to use proper English writing rules in all submissions. Errors in grammar, sentence structure, capitalization and punctuation will result in a loss of points and a lower grade.
Grading Rubric
Grading Rubric
Components
4 pts
3 pts
2 pts
1 pt
States and Capitals
All states and capitals are identified correctly
Most states and capitals are identified correctly
Some states and capitals are identified correctly
Few states and capitals are identified correctly
Climate
Each climate is identified correctly
Most climates are identified correctly
Some climates are identified correctly
Few climates are identified correctly
Natural Resources
All natural resources are identified correctly
Most natural resources are identified correctly
Some natural resources are identified correctly
Few natural resources are identified correctly
Industry
All industries are identified correctly
Most industries are identified correctly
Some industries are identified correctly
Few industries are identified correctly
Physical Features Research
All physical features are identified correctly
Most physical features are identified correctly
Some physical features are identified correctly
Few physical features are identified correctly
Proper Academic English
No errors in Academic English writing
Few errors in Academic English writing
Some errors in Academic English writing
Many errors in Academic English writing
Total Possible Points = 24
21-24 pts = A
17-20 pts = B
13-16 pts = C
9-12 pts = D
8 and below = F
Please Write Your Answer Below:
Nija
1. Junea, Alaska
Honolulu, Hawaii
Sacramento, California
Carson City, Nevada
Salem, Orgeon
Boise, Idaho
Olympia, Washington
2. The climates are tropical, humid, and cold.
3.
gold,oil or natural gases,fishing,manufacturing,and zink
oil and gas fields, polymetallic nodules, sand and gravel aggregates, placer deposits, fish
what are some natural resources in the pacific northwest
it has elves
wood
trees.
coal
Resources :bananas coffee beans potatoes sugar cane
they used to do sex to survive
Pacific ocean-food lumber-houses
coal
Canada imports most of it's natural resources from the United States.
the main natural resource in the gulf coast states is oil
Some of the pressing population problems of Pacific Island nations include high population growth rates, limited access to healthcare services, susceptibility to natural disasters and climate change, and challenges related to food and water security. Additionally, these nations often face issues related to urbanization, migration, and sustainable development.