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Chapter 2 Lesson 1 Geography of Texas
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    Chapter 2 Lesson 1 Geography of Texas

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  • Question 2
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    Q.

    Texas is....

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    1st largest

    10th largest

    2nd largest

    25th largest

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    Geography

    • 2nd largest state in U.S.

    • western hemisphere

    • southwest U.S.

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    Elements of Texas Geography

    • relative location matters, Gulf of Mexico provides oil, fishing, tourism, and shipping

    • physical characteristics- landforms, climate, plants, animals

    • human characteristics- language, religion, architecture

    • geographers look at land at climate and events-Hamilton Pool in Travis Co. revealed by erosion

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    Hamilton Pool, Travis Co. Texas

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    Which are considered physical characteristics?

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    language, religion, and architecture

    landforms, climate, plants, animals

    oil, fishing, shipping, tourism

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    Geographers

    • study people, ideas, and goods move

    • Examples: transportation systems like railroads, 1900 Galveston Storm, or stil effects crop types

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    What year did a hurricane destroy Galveston so they created a seawall?

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    1900
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    Changing population

    • 26 million people

    • Texas changed more every decade that entire U.S.

    • very diverse

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    Where do Texans live?

    • Dallas-started as cotton market and grew after oil

    • Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro has 6.7 million people

    • Fort Worth- military outpost, became big for cattle industry after railroads

    • Arlington- known for industry, General Motors

    • Angus and Lometa- small rural towns

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    What caused Ft. Worth to boom into a thriving cattle industry?

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    oil

    cotton

    Civil War

    railroads

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