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NORTHEAST USA. New England Mid-Atlantic. New England. Northern states – VT, NH, ME Southern states – MA, CT, RI More ______________than the northern states Landscape Weather Harbors Settlement. N. England’s Historical Development. Pilgrims Mayflower ship … 1 st Thanksgiving
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NORTHEAST USA • New England • Mid-Atlantic
New England • Northern states – VT, NH, ME • Southern states – MA, CT, RI • More ______________than the northern states • Landscape • Weather • Harbors • Settlement
N. England’s Historical Development • Pilgrims • Mayflower ship … • 1st Thanksgiving • Plimouth Plantation today… P
N. England’s History – 1700s-1800s • Boston • Forests … • Rich … • Nantucket Island
N. England’s Early Industrialization • Textile mills • Used … • Located near … • 1st mill in US …. Photo from wikipedia.com
N. England’s Textile Mills • Manchester, NH • Lowell, MA • Textile mills now?
N. England’s Industrial Labor Force • Children • Young women • Immigrants
Massachusetts • Soils • Influenced other economic activities • Sandy coast south of Boston • Cape Cod
W. Massachusetts • Berkshire Mtns. Photo from unistresscorp.com
Boston • Founded 1630 … • “Boston Common”
Boston • Key colonial city • Revolutionary War • Paul Revere’s Ride • Battle of Bunker Hill • “Freedom Trail”
Boston’s Economy • Finance • Education • High-Tech • Tourism
Vermont • “Green Mountain State” • Limited flat land • Forests • Dairy Farming • Tourism
Vermont • Small pop… • Rural Population • Burlington… • Montpelier…
New Hampshire • “Granite State” • Mostly forested
New Hampshire • Flat, coastal in SE VT • Manchester… • Concord… • Presidential primaries • Dartmouth College
Maine • “Pine Tree State” • Forests • “Empty Quarter”
Maine • Rugged Coastline & Islands • Acadia Nat’l Park
Maine • Fishing • Portland • Augusta
Connecticut • Connecticut River • Hartford • SW CT • Stamford • ______University Y
Rhode Island • Named by … • “Roodt Eylandt” • Providence
Rhode Island • Newport
Mid-Atlantic States • New York • New Jersey • Pennsylvania • Maryland • Delaware
New York • New York City (+ Long Island) • Upstate New York…
New York • Adirondack Mtns. (5000+’) • Summer/Winter … • Source of … • Catskill Mtns. • “Rip Van Winkle”…
Niagara Falls • US/Can border • Top natural attraction… • Niagara River, between …
Niagara Falls • Erosion…
Erie Canal - 1825 • Buffalo (Lake Erie) • Albany (NY Capital, on Hudson River) • Great Lakes to …
New York City • Largest City… • Ethnicities • Current immigration from:
New York • 5 Boroughs • Staten Island • Brooklyn • Queens • Bronx • Manhattan***
New York City • Center for Finance: • Wall Street
World Trade Center (Twin Towers) • Destroyed
New World Trade Center • 7 New Buildings
New York City • Center for:
New Jersey • Location… • Many commuters… • Newark – largest city… • Trenton • ____________University
Atlantic City, NJ • Beach resort • Boardwalk • 1960s decline… • 1970s revival…
Pennsylvania • Founded as a … • Quakers… • Recruited __________settlers • Lancaster County • “Pennsylvania Dutch” • Amish & Mennonites
Philadelphia, PA • Significant • Declaration of Independence… • 1st …
Pittsburgh, PA • At confluence
Pittsburgh, PA • Steel industry … • Coal mines • Decline
Pittsburgh, PA • Urban renewal • Manufacturing Service Industries • Pollution • #1 city in USA (Places Rated Almanac, 2007)
Gettysburg, PA • Major ____________ battle
Delaware W • Part of Delmarva Peninsula • Named for … • _________colony in 1630s • Wilmington • DuPont Chemicals
Maryland • Chesapeake Bay • Annapolis B A Y
Baltimore, MD • Baltimore B A Y