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A Journey Through the Midwest: Landmarks, History, and Innovations

Explore the heart of the Midwest with insights into its iconic cities, historical landmarks, and significant innovations. Known as the "Gateway to the West," cities like St. Louis and Chicago play crucial roles in transportation and cultural heritage. Discover where cowboys once roamed, the famous figures carved into Mount Rushmore, and the vital Soo Locks that connect the Great Lakes. Learn how the assembly line transformed car manufacturing and which severe storms shape the region’s climate. Join us for a review of this fascinating area!

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A Journey Through the Midwest: Landmarks, History, and Innovations

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  1. Chapter 8 Review

  2. #1 This city is known as the “Gateway to the West” Chicago St. Louis Dodge City Detroit

  3. #2 In the past, where could you find cowboys in the Midwest? Soo Locks Crazy Horse Memorial Dodge City Wrigley Field

  4. #3 Who do the statues carved into Mount Rushmore honor? Famous sports heroes Pioneers who settled the Midwest American Indian warriors Great American Presidents

  5. #4 The Soo Locks are important to ships because the Great Lakes are Different in climate Different in length Different in level Different in size

  6. #5 The assembly line helped lower car prices because cars could be made In a shorter time For rich people only Of cheaper materials By unskilled workers

  7. #6 Which city is a major transportation hub? Chicago, Illinois St. Louis, Missouri Dodge City, Kansas Detroit, Michigan

  8. #7 Which storms bring heavy snowfall and freezing winds to the Midwest? Hurricanes Rainstorms Blizzards Tornadoes

  9. #8 Who was the first person to create an assembly line for building cars? Abraham Lincoln Henry Ford Crazy Horse Thomas Jefferson

  10. #9 The Mall of America is located in which state? Missouri Minnesota Michigan Nebraska

  11. #10 Which president is NOT on Mount Rushmore? Barack Obama Abraham Lincoln George Washington Theodore Roosevelt

  12. Chapter 8 Review ANSWERS

  13. #1 This city is known as the “Gateway to the West” Chicago St. Louis Dodge City Detroit

  14. #2 In the past, where could you find cowboys in the Midwest? Soo Locks Crazy Horse Memorial Dodge City Wrigley Field

  15. #3 Who do the statues carved into Mount Rushmore honor? Famous sports heroes Pioneers who settled the Midwest American Indian warriors Great American Presidents

  16. #4 The Soo Locks are important to ships because the Great Lakes are Different in climate Different in length Different in level Different in size

  17. #5 The assembly line helped lower car prices because cars could be made In a shorter time For rich people only Of cheaper materials By unskilled workers

  18. #6 Which city is a major transportation hub? Chicago, Illinois St. Louis, Missouri Dodge City, Kansas Detroit, Michigan

  19. #7 Which storms bring heavy snowfall and freezing winds to the Midwest? Hurricanes Rainstorms Blizzards Tornadoes

  20. #8 Who was the first person to create an assembly line for building cars? Abraham Lincoln Henry Ford Crazy Horse Thomas Jefferson

  21. #9 The Mall of America is located in which state? Missouri Minnesota Michigan Nebraska

  22. #10 Which president is NOT on Mount Rushmore? Barack Obama Abraham Lincoln George Washington Theodore Roosevelt

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