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Unit 10: Scenic America

 
   

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III. Fill in the blanks:

1. The Grand Canyon is carved away for nearly 6 million years by the waters of the River.

2. Within the Painted Desert National Park, there is , a field of fallen trees that have turned to stone by a process of mineralization known as petrifaction.

3. The Hoover Dam was named after President .

4. Yosemite National Park has a spectacular scenery of valleys carved out by .

5. America's movies are mostly made in , near the city of in South California.

6. Stretching south of Miami is a chain of islands called the . The farthest island is , which is a favorite resort for US President Harry Truman, and the site of home of novelist .

7. Visitors to Charleston should not overlook Fort Sumter National Park, as this was the site of the first battle of in April 1861.

8. Nashville, TN might be an interesting city to many visitors because of the , home to country folk music, sometimes called .

9. in New Jersey used to be a quiet town; but now it is the site of legalized gambling.

10. The enormous peninsula shaped like a flexed arm that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean is called .

11. The name of the boat taking visitors to the very base of the Niagara Falls is .

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Social Movements of the 1960s
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