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Although popularly called the "Mason-Dixie" or "Mason-Dixon" LINE, it is not. The "Mason-Dixon LINE" is a boundary between Penn and Maryland surveyed by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon in the 1700's. But the name (Mason-Dixie line) is popular with poems, stories, songs, jokes, and probably US history in general.
The real so called "Dixie LINE" consists of the actual states that formed the Confederacy during the US Civil War in 1861-1865, and is an imaginary line running from the top of Texas running east along the northern tips of Arkansa, Tennessee, and Virginia; and encompassing all of the states below that imaginary line, for a total of 11 states. The line runs thru the former Indian Territory of Oklahoma.
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How can crossing boundaries help us learn and grow?
Crossing boundaries help us to reach our potential in life i guess
How US differentiated or distinguished the states in US?
They drew boundaries.
What helped the US expand its boundaries?
constitution
What great lake is in boundaries of US?
Lake Michigan
What two countries shair boundaries with the US?
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What were the new boundaries of the US?
From the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River
What do plate boundaries tell us?
Where the weak points in the crust are.
What were the boundaries of the US after the victory over great Britain?
china
What controlled territory to the north of the US boundaries?
France and the british
What rivers form the boundaries of the us?
the Rio grande river
What is the confines of a city are?
The confines of a city refer to the boundaries or limits that define its geographic extent. These boundaries can be physical features like rivers, mountains, or man-made boundaries like city limits or municipal boundaries that separate it from neighboring areas.
What continent is as large as the US?
North America is large enough for the US to fit within its boundaries.
