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Economic Geography

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Which option accurately explains water-powered industry in northern Delaware?

  • Northern Delaware’s streams supported early water-powered industry, linking physical geography with economic development
  • Northern Delaware’s streams supported early large-scale desert irrigation, linking physical geography with economic development
  • Northern Delaware’s streams supported early oil drilling, linking physical geography with economic development
  • Northern Delaware’s streams supported early open-pit mining, linking physical geography with economic development
Correct answer(s):
  • Northern Delaware's streams supported early water-powered industry, linking physical geography with economic development

What is the correct interpretation of flat Coastal Plain?

  • The flat Coastal Plain helped support large areas of farming in central and central Delaware
  • The flat Coastal Plain helped support large areas of farming in central and southern Delaware
  • The flat Coastal Plain helped support large areas of farming in central and western Delaware
  • The flat Coastal Plain helped support large areas of farming in central and northern Delaware
Correct answer(s):
  • The flat Coastal Plain helped support large areas of farming in central and southern Delaware

Which statement best summarizes Delaware’s Piedmont region?

  • The Piedmont’s streams and elevation changes made wind-powered agriculture more available than in much of southern Delaware
  • The Piedmont’s streams and elevation changes made coal extraction more available than in much of southern Delaware
  • The Piedmont’s streams and elevation changes made desert irrigation more available than in much of southern Delaware
  • The Piedmont’s streams and elevation changes made waterpower more available than in much of southern Delaware
Correct answer(s):
  • The Piedmont's streams and elevation changes made waterpower more available than in much of southern Delaware