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| -the fourth largest country in the world |
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| 4.2 Appalachian Mountains |
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| -the most prominent landform in eastern North America is a system of low mountain ranges |
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| -path that families passed on their way west. |
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| -the largest underground cave system in the world |
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| -slopes from the eastern edge of the Appalachians down to the Atlantic Coastal Plains; piedmont means "at the foot of the mountains" |
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| -the world's largest group of water; the saltiest ocean |
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| -a heavy bodied bird that almost became extinct |
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| -Hopewell Indians built these mounds and buried as much as 1000 bodies in each |
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| -the Indians that lived in the Kentucky, Indiana, and Southern Illinois area; name means "southerners" |
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| (1604-1690) an English puritan, came to Boston to pastor a church |
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| 4.22 a Swedish Lutheran missionary. |
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| (1603-1683) the famous founder of Rhode Island founded America's first baptist church. |
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| (1718-1747) gave his life as a missionary |
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| a preacher in england 8) kvidjgidjgujbcoigjbkgbk a |
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| he invented the syllabary |
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| fought to keep white men out of the indian territory |
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| have dark apperences from a distance |
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