Plains rise in elevation to about 5,000 feet but begin slightly above
Not really. Nebraska is in what we call the Great Plains of the central United States. There are some "hills" there, mostly in what is called the panhandle. That's the western part of the state which is above Colorado and adjacent to Wyoming. But there aren't really any mountains per se in Nebraska. Just some areas of somewhat higher elevation. The Rocky Mountains begin farther over to the west from Nebraska. The Missouri-Mississippi waterway is along its eastern border, and there are no dramatic changes of elevation there. The elevation of the state is generally about 4,400 feet above sea level, and the highest point in the state is Panorama Point, at about 5,400 feet. A 1,000 foot mountain is still a thousand feet high, but it isn't a mountain to anyone who has see, say, the Rocky Mountains, which are a few hundred miles to the west.
The great plains stretches north to south from central Canada to southern Texas. From east to west, the plains span from the west of Missouri to central Colorado. This means the plains are 2,000 miles long and 500 miles wide, covering over 500,000 sq miles.
all of the begin with A and end with A except Europe
There are four countries that begin with D; they are:DenmarkDjiboutiDominicaDominican Republic
Chile, China, and Chad are countries that begin with the letters "ch."
What year did the first major class on the Plains begin
No, the Appalachian Mountains are further East. :)
in the plains
Plains
In 1540 when Cornado crossed the plains with the conquistadors.
all of the above
To make the white people disappear
it begins at 559327 feet above aerths surface
K2 is the second highest mountain on earth, after Mount Everest. K2 has a peak elevation of 8,611 meters (28,251 feet) above sea level. K2 is located on the border between Kashmir and Xinjiang China.
Many European Americans came to the Great Plains and killed the buffalo. The Native Americans also hunted the buffalo for their meat and skin.
Not really. Nebraska is in what we call the Great Plains of the central United States. There are some "hills" there, mostly in what is called the panhandle. That's the western part of the state which is above Colorado and adjacent to Wyoming. But there aren't really any mountains per se in Nebraska. Just some areas of somewhat higher elevation. The Rocky Mountains begin farther over to the west from Nebraska. The Missouri-Mississippi waterway is along its eastern border, and there are no dramatic changes of elevation there. The elevation of the state is generally about 4,400 feet above sea level, and the highest point in the state is Panorama Point, at about 5,400 feet. A 1,000 foot mountain is still a thousand feet high, but it isn't a mountain to anyone who has see, say, the Rocky Mountains, which are a few hundred miles to the west.
it began their because of hunter gathers also a great place to be farming at.