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VIRGINIA NOTESAnytime notes are added to a section (there will be notes for just about every section) there will be three copies when able:

*Color

*Black and White

*Black and White with answers

The notes pages are the information provided by the VDOE, but put into note form for the children to glue in their notebooks.

I provided blanks for the children to write either important vocabulary, vocabulary they may not be familiar with, or facts of particular interest.


Branches of GovernmentA colleague told me about an activity similar to this once, so over the years, I modified it. I can’t take credit for the idea, but wanted to tell about it because the premise is great for showing a balance.

Materials: 3 pencils, an index cards, 3 students(with name tags for judicial, executive, and legislative to further the understanding and connection.

(I have also done it with labels, or masking tape flags, on the pencils for the branches so that they can connect the idea to the standard.)

Procedure: The first student takes a pencil and the index card and tries to balance the index card on the pencil. (I always use the pencil tip to make it harder, but you could also do the eraser)

After that is proven to be unsuccessful, two students try to balance the index card on their two pencils.

Finally, three student try to balance the index card on their pencils. You can give them guidance, or let them investigate different ways, but they will besuccessful.

Executive

Legislative

Judicial

Branches of GovernmentName:

Directions: Answer the questions based on the activity you did with the pencils and index card.

1) Were you able to balance the index card on the pencil

or pencils?

2) As you added pencils, did it get easier or more difficult

to balance the index card?

Why?

3) What do you think it is trying to help you understand

about the balance of powers?

4) Connect to the standard: How do you think this

activity relates to the three branches of Virginia’s

government?

Government in Virginia

Legislative

Executive

Judicial

The 3 Branches

The government of Virginia is

divided into branches.

1)

2)

3)

The makes the laws

- The is

the legislative branch in Virginia.

It is divided into two parts

1)

2)

The makes

sure the laws are carried out.

-The heads the

of the state government.

The is the

state’s court system.

-The decides cases about

people accused of breaking the law and whether or not the law agrees

with Virginia’s constitution.

Laws

Government in Virginia

Legislative

Executive

Judicial

The 3 Branches

The government of Virginia is

divided into THREE branches.

1) LEGISLATIVE

2) EXECUTIVE

3) JUDICIAL

The LEGISLATIVE BRANCH makes the laws

- The GENERAL ASSEMBLY is

the legislative branch in Virginia.

It is divided into two parts

1) SENATE

2) HOUSE OF DELEGATES

The EXECUTIVE BRANCH makes

sure the laws are carried out.

-The GOVERNOR heads the EXECUTIVE

BRANCH of the state government.

The JUDICIAL BRANCH is the

state’s court system.

-The JUDICIAL BRANCH decides cases about

people accused of breaking the law and whether or not the law agrees

with Virginia’s constitution.

Laws

The next two pages are two that you can copy front to back and glue into their notebook.

To assemble, you copy the pages and hand them out to the students.

Next, they fold them in half hamburger on the line running top to bottom.

Then, they cut the four sections on the dashed lines to the fold.

Finally, they can glue it into their notebook

Teacher’s Page

Fold here

Cut to here


This is how I feed it into

the copier to copy 1 to 2

sided.

This is what it will look

like.

The 3 Branches of Government Foldable

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Executive

Judicial

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The judicial branch is the state’s court system.

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not a law agrees w

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The government of Virginia is divided

into three branches: Executive,

Legislative, Judicial

The General Assembly is the legislative branch

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laws. It is divided into tw

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and the House of Delegates.

The governor heads the executive branch

of the state government. The executive

branch makes sure that state law

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carried out.

Branches of Government

Name:

Branches of Government

Laws

Directions: Cut out the rectangles below. Sort them into the correct branch of government based on the blank page, and them clue them down on the page.

Products and Industries of each Region

•Coastal Plain (Tidewater)

•Products: ,

•Industries: ,

,

•Piedmont•Products: ,

•Industries:

, ,

•Blue Ridge Mountains•Products:

•Industries: ,

•Valley and Ridge•Products: , ,

,

•Industries:

•Appalachian Plateau•Products:

•Industries:


Products and Industries of each Region

•Coastal Plain (Tidewater)

•Products: SEAFOOD ,

PEANUTS

•Industries: TOURISM ,

SHIPBUILDING , MILITARY BASES

•Piedmont•Products: TOBACCO PRODUCTS,

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

•Industries: FEDERAL AND STATE

GOVERNMENT , FARMING ,

HORSE INDUSTRY

•Blue Ridge Mountains•Products: APPLES

•Industries: RECREATION ,

FARMING

•Valley and Ridge•Products: APPLES , DAIRY ,

BEEF , POULTRY

•Industries: FARMING

•Appalachian Plateau•Products: COAL

•Industries: COAL MINING


Products and Industries in Virginia

Region Products Industries

Seafood, PeanutsTourism, Shipbuilding,

Military Bases

Tobacco Products, Information Technology

federal and state government, horse

industry, farming

Apples Recreation, farming

Poultry, Apples, Dairy, Beef Farming

Coal Coal Mining




Coastal Plain

(Tidewater)

Piedmont

Blue Ridge

Mountains

Valley and Ridge

Appalachian Plateau




Coastal Plain

(Tidewater)Seafood, Peanuts

Tourism, Shipbuilding, Military Bases

PiedmontTobacco Products,

Information Technology

federal and state government, horse

industry, farming

Blue Ridge

Mountains Apples Recreation, farming

Valley and Ridge Poultry, Apples, Dairy,

Beef Farming

Appalachian Plateau

Coal Coal Mining


TEACHER PAGEThis is a walk the room, or hallway, activity that I do, although take it and make it your own as a center or table activity, partner, group, or individual, or anything you may need. The activity I have developed over the years. I have little bags that I have pictures or items in that they can take out and look at, but since I couldn’t physically give you the items I have collected, I made pages with pictures for them to look at and interpret. (I have even made it follow-up writing assignment. The students will ask what the item was, and I use that curiosity to engage them in a writing assignment. So, we write about it. What would your priceless, irreplaceable item be that you would travel across the state of Virginia for and why?

Each student gets a page to fill out, and you can copy the directions on the back of the student worksheet or on the back of the Lost and Found pages.

The activity is a two part activity. The students have the paper, and they start at a poster. From that point, they look at the pictures and try to figure out what region it is, by doing so they are associating the pictures with a product or industry from that region. On the paper, they go to the correct bag number, write the pictures, connect them to a product or industry from that region, and write the product or industry represented by each. Finally, in the last column, the students write down the region they think it is.

There is a poster for each region.


Objective: Identify the region being represented by the pictures.

While traveling through Virginia you lost a very important, irreplaceable, priceless item. You decide to go back to each region and search through the lost and found items in that region in hopes of finding the item.When you get to a region’s poster, look at the pictures of lost and found items in that region. In the middle column, write down each picture and the product or industry that picture might represent. In the last column, write down the region represented by each poster.

LOST AND FOUND!Products and industries in Virginia


Lost and Found in Virginia

Poster Number

Products or Industries the Pictures in the Poster

Represent

WhichRegion?

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Name:

Lost and Found in Virginia

Poster Number

Products or Industries the Pictures in the Poster

Represent

WhichRegion?

1 PITCH FORK – FARMINGCANOE, SKI BOOT – RECREATIONAPPLE JUICE - APPLES

Blue RidgeMountains

2FISHING POLE – SEAFOODNAVY HAT – MILITARY BASESCAMERA – TOURISMPEANUT BUTTER – PEANUTSANCHOR - SHIPBUILDING

COASTAL PLAIN

3 SHOVELLANTERNHARD HATPICK

Appalachian Plateau

4PITCH FORK – FARMINGAMERICAN FLAG – FEDERAL GOVERNMENTVIRGINIA FLAG – STATE GOVERNMENTCELL PHONE – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYHORSE SHOE – HORSE INDUSTRYPIPE – TOBACCO PRODUCTS

Piedmont

5PITCH FORK – FARMINGCHEESE, BUTTER, MILK – DAIRYA-1 SAUCE – BEEFAPPLE BLOSSOM T-SHIRT – APPLESCOOKED TURKEY - POULTRY

Valley and Ridge


Name: ANSWER KEY

COAL AND COAL MINING>

Teacher Page Cut and Paste Activity: I have included two versions of the pictures for each set: 1 – Has flaps that allow them to fold and glue it so the pictures stand up on the graphic organizer. 1 – Does not have flaps, so the students will glue it flat into the correct box. 5-4-3-2-1 Pages These are great for outside of the box thinking or to see how they interpret the information. We do the Tidewater first, and then work out way west. By the Piedmont, I had some kids listing 7 or more for each, which I said was okay because they were going above the requirements, but that is your preference. I did not label with specific regions so that they would be interchangeable to suit your students or things you may want to emphasize, but the answer keys give suggestions as to which regions I used them. I love seeing what they can come up with as they start to understand the different products and industries of each region. Answer keys are provided, but for the 5-4-3-2-1, it is only a suggestion.

West of Fall Line State and Federal Technology Horse Country

Government Rolling Hills Tourism Seafood Peanuts Shipbuilding Military Bases Flat Land East of Fall Line Farming Tobacco

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Directions: First, color the region on the map that relates to the page. Cut out the pictures above. Sort them into either Piedmont or Coastal Plain region. Glue them into the correct box on the correct page.

West of Fall Line State and Federal Technology Horse Country

Government Rolling Hills Tourism Seafood Peanuts Shipbuilding Military Bases Flat Land East of Fall Line Farming Tobacco

Directions: First, color the region on the map that relates to the page. Cut out the pictures above. Sort them into either Piedmont or Coastal Plain region. Glue them into the correct box on the correct page.

ANSWER KEY

East of Fall Line

Seafood

Flat Land

Peanuts

Tourism

Shipbuilding

Military Bases

COLOR THIS

REGION

ANSWER KEY

West of Fall Line

Rolling Hills

Technology

Tobacco

Farming

Horse Country

State and Federal Government

COLOR THIS

REGION

Farming Recreation Dairy and Beef Valleys and Ridges

Farming Coal Coal Mining Old, rounded mountains Plateau Apples Apples Poultry

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Directions: First, color the region on the map that relates to the page. Cut out the pictures above. Sort them into either Valley and Ridge, Blue Ridge, or Appalachian Plateau region. Glue them into the correct box on the correct page.

Farming Recreation Dairy and Beef Valleys and Ridges

Farming Coal Coal Mining Old, rounded mountains Plateau Apples Apples Poultry

Directions: First, color the region on the map that relates to the page. Cut out the pictures above. Sort them into either Valley and Ridge, Blue Ridge, or Appalachian Plateau region. Glue them into the correct box on the correct page.

COLOR THIS

REGION

ANSWER KEY

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COLOR THIS

REGION

ANSWER

KEY

COLOR THIS

REGION

5 things you would pack to visit this region

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

4 things you would eat in this region

1)

2)

3)

4)

3 things you could do in this region 1)

2)

3)

2 jobs you could have in this region

1)

2)

Name: Directions: Fill out the chart below. Think about the products and industries of the region in which you are assigned to help you.

1 region 1)

5 things you would eat in these regions

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

4 things you could do in these regions

1)

2)

3)

4)

3 jobs you could have in these regions 1)

2)

3)

2 regions

1)

2)

Underline the ones that relate to the Valley and Ridge in Red, Blue Ridge in Blue, if it applies to both in purple.

Name: Directions: Fill out the chart below. Think about the products and industries of the regions in which you are assigned to help you.

1 Common Product 1)


1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

4 things you could do in this region

1)

2)

3)

4)

3 things you would pack to visit this region 1)

2)

3)

2 things you could buy in this region.

1)

2)

Name: Directions: Fill out the chart below. Think about the products and industries of the region in which you are assigned to help you.

1 region 1)

5 things you would pack to visit this region

1) Bathing Suit

2) Beach Towel

3) Sandals

4) Camera

5) Tank Tops

4 things you would eat in this region

1) Crab Cake

2) Peanut Brittle

3) Peanut Butter Fudge

4) Fish Sticks

3 things you could do in this region 1) Sunbathe

2) Visit a peanut factory

3) Swim in the Atlantic Ocean


1) Life Guard

2) Lieutenant in the Marines (Tour Guide, Fisherman)

ANSWER SUGGESTIONS Directions: Fill out the chart below. Think about the products and industries of the region in which you are assigned to help you.

1 region 1) COASTAL PLAIN

5 things you would eat in these regions

1) Apple Cider

2) Fried Chicken

3) Turkey Burger

4) Eggs

5) Steak

4 things you could do in these regions

1) Pick apples at an orchard 2) Camping

3) Rafting

4) Snow Ski

3 jobs you could have in these regions

1) Farmer 2) Campground Manager 3) Ski instructor

2 regions

1) Blue Ridge

Mountains

2) Valley and Ridge Underline the ones that relate to the Valley and Ridge in Red, Blue Ridge in Blue, if it applies to both in purple


1 Common Product 1) APPLES


1) State Governor

2) CIA

3) Horse Trainer

4) Farmer

5) Software

Designer

4 things you could do in this region

1) Ride the Rapids

2) Ride Horses

3) Tour the Capitol

4) See a horse race

3 things you would pack to visit this region 1) Boots

2) Life Jacket

3) Camera

2 things you could buy in this region.

1) Horses

2) Computers


1 region 1) PIEDMONT

TEACHER’S NOTESThe notes below have two different pictures,

one in greyscale and one in color depending on your schools allowances (we are not to print in color).

Each page of pictures has two sets on it to be copied and cut in half for each student to help save paper.

There are 2 cubes included:-1 has the areas of growth, but not the examples. The students can add pictures of examples from their notes or the page directly following the cubes.

- 1 has all the information already has it so all they do is assemble the cube.

Pictures AdvancementsVirginia’s system

( , ,

, )

moves raw materials to factories and finished products to

markets.

Virginia agricultural ( )

and manufactured products, including ,

, , , and large .

Virginia has a large number of

and other

industries.

is a major part of Virginia’s

.

Because many workers live and/or

work in Virginia, the government

has a significant impact on Virginia’s .

Virginia is Prospering and Helping Globally

Pictures Advancements

Virginia’s TRANSPORTATION system

( HIGHWAYS , RAILROADS ,

AIR TRANSPORTATION , SHIPPING )

moves raw materials to factories and finished products to

markets.

Virginia EXPORTS agricultural ( FARMING )

and manufactured products, including TOBACCO ,

, POULTRY , COAL , and large SHIPS .

Virginia has a large number of COMMUNICATIONS

and other TECHNOLOGY industries.

TOURISM is a major part of Virginia’s

ECONOMY .

Because many FEDERAL workers live and/or

work in Virginia, the FEDERAL government

has a significant impact on Virginia’s ECONOMY .

Virginia is Prospering and Helping Globally

Directions: Cut out the pictures below and fit them in the boxes next to the Advancements that they help describe.

Directions: Cut out the pictures below and fit them in the boxes next to the Advancements that they help describe.

Places in Virginia

Places in Virginia

Passenger Carriers

transport people

Major industry in the Coastal

Plain

Freight Carriers transport products

Newport News Virginia

Shipyard

Virginia Railway Express

Winchester and Western

Railroad

Portsmouth Naval

Shipyard

Colonna's Shipyard

Norfolk Naval Shipyards

Virginia Southern Railroad

Roanoke Regional Airport

Chesapeake and Albemarle Railroad

Interstate95

Interstate 81

Lyon Shipyard

Interstate 64

Washington Dulles

International Airport

Richmond International

Airport

Even numbered ones run east to

west

Norfolk International

Airport

Interstate 85

Newport News/ Williamsburg International

Airport

Ronald Reagan WashingtonInternational

Airport

Odd numbered ones run north

to south

Interstate 64Norfolk


Freight Carriers transport products

Newport News Virginia Shipyard

Interstate 81Richmond


Winchester and Western

Railroad

Colonna's Shipyard

Odd numbered ones run north

to south

Newport News/ Williamsburg International

Airport

Virginia Southern Railroad

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

Interstate 95

Washington Dulles


Passenger Carriers

transport people

Norfolk Naval Shipyards

Even numbered ones run east to

west

Roanoke Regional Airport

Virginia Railway Express

Lyon Shipyard

Interstate 85

Ronald Reagan WashingtonInternational

Airport

Chesapeake and Albemarle Railroad

Major industry in the Coastal Plain

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Name:Directions: Read the examples for each area of advancement below. Write the area in the first column from the word bank that matches the examples.

Areas of Economic

Advancements Examples for Each Area

SENATORS CONGRESSMEN

LOBBYIST SECRET SERVICE

SECRETARIES FBI CIA

INTERNET CELL PHONES

COMPUTERS VERIZON AMAZON

POULTRY (CHICKEN AND TURKEY)

TOBACCO COAL LARGE SHIPS

RAILROADS HIGHWAYS

SHIPPING AIRPORTS

CAMPING BEACHES PARKS LAKES SKIING MOUNTAINS


TECHNOLOGY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM AGRICULTURAL AND MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

Name: ANSWER KEYDirections: Read the examples for each area of advancement below. Write the area in the first column from the word bank that matches the examples.

Areas of Economic

Advancements Examples for Each Area

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LOBBYIST SECRET SERVICE

SECRETARIES FBI CIA

TECHNOLOGYINTERNET CELL PHONES

COMPUTERS VERIZON AMAZON

AGRICULTURAL AND

MANUFACTURED

PRODUCTS

POULTRY (CHICKEN AND TURKEY)

TOBACCO COAL LARGE SHIPS

TRANSPORTATIONRAILROADS HIGHWAYS

SHIPPING AIRPORTS

TOURISMCAMPING BEACHES PARKS LAKES SKIING MOUNTAINS


TECHNOLOGY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION

TOURISM AGRICULTURAL AND MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

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Prosperity Advancements Economy

Agricultural Manufactured

Exports Products Industries

Recreation Poultry

1) - the science, art, or occupation concerned with cultivating land, raising crops, and feeding, breeding, and raising livestock; farming

2) - the making of goods or wares by manual labor or by machinery, especially on a large scale

3) - a successful, flourishing, or thriving condition, especially in financial respects; good fortune

4) - the prosperity or earnings of a place

5) - an act of moving forward

1) - a pastime, diversion, exercise or other resource affording relaxation and enjoyment

2) - to ship (commodities) to other countries or places for sale, exchange, etc.

3) - domesticated fowl collectively, especially those valued for their meat and eggs, as chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and guinea fowl

4) - the total of manufacturing or technically productive enterprises in a particular field, often named after its principal product

5) - a thing produced by labor


Name:Directions: Use the word bank to find the word that matches each dictionary definition below.

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Prosperity Advancements Economy

Agricultural Manufactured

Exports Products Industries

Recreation Poultry

1) AGRICULTURAL - the science, art, or occupation concerned with cultivating land, raising crops, and feeding, breeding, and raising livestock; farming

2) MANUFACTURED - the making of goods or wares by manual labor or by machinery, especially on a large scale

3) PROSPERITY - a successful, flourishing, or thriving condition, especially in financial respects; good fortune

4) ECONOMY - the prosperity or earnings of a place

5) ADVANCEMENTS - an act of moving forward

1) RECREATION - a pastime, diversion, exercise or other resource affording relaxation and enjoyment

2) EXPORT - to ship (commodities) to other countries or places for sale, exchange, etc.

3) POULTRY - domesticated fowl collectively, especially those valued for their meat and eggs, as chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, and guinea fowl

4) INDUSTRIES - the total of manufacturing or technically productive enterprises in a particular field, often named after its principal product

5) PRODUCT - a thing produced by labor


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8. Seafood and peanuts are products of the region

9. The branch is the state's court system.

10. Internet companies are an example of a business in the industry.

13. Recreation and farming are industries in the region.

14. is a word for farming crops and raising livestock.

15. The legislative branch is split into two parts: Senate and House of .

16. Because of the beaches and many activities, is a major

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17. The governor is the head of the branch in the state

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18. Dairy and Beef are a couple products in the region.

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5. Skiing, hiking, camping, and rafting are all examples in

the Blue Ridge Mountains region.

7. Chicken, turkey, and ducks are part of this type of meat.

11. The judicial branch decides whether or not a law agrees with Virginia's

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12. The General Assembly is the branch.


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2. Government and horses are major industries the region.


4. Jobs from the government has a big impact of Virginia's economy.


8. Seafood and peanuts are products of the region.






16. Because of the beaches and many activities, is a major part of

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17. The governor is the head of the branch in the state government.


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5. Skiing, hiking, camping, and rafting are all examples in the Blue

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7. Chicken, turkey, and ducks are part of this type of meat.

11. The judicial branch decides whether or not a law agrees with Virginia's .



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AGRICULTURE APPALACHIAN PLATEAU CONSTITUTION POULTRY FEDERAL

COASTAL PLAIN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS DELEGATES TECHNOLOGY RECREATION

EXECUTIVE VALLEY AND RIDGE JUDICIAL PROSPERITY LEGISLATIVE

MANUFACTURED PIEDMONT TOURISM












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16. Because of the beaches and many activities, is a major part of Virginia's economy.



Down 1. Coal and coal mining are major parts of the region's economy.

5. Skiing, hiking, camping, and rafting are all examples of in the Blue Ridge Mountains region.

7. Chicken, turkey, and ducks are part , which is this type of meat.



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AGRICULTURE APPALACHIAN PLATEAU CONSTITUTION POULTRY FEDERAL TOURISM

COASTAL PLAIN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS DELEGATES TECHNOLOGY RECREATION JUDICIAL

MANUFACTURED VALLEY AND RIDGE PIEDMONT PROSPERITY LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE



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Across 2. Government and horses are major industries the PIEDMONT region.

3. MANUFACTURED means being made by manual labor or machinery.

4. Jobs from the FEDERAL government has a big impact of Virginia's economy.

6. PROSPERITY means being successful or having good fortune.

8. Seafood and peanuts are products of the COASTAL PLAIN region.

9. The JUDICIAL branch is the state's court system.

10. Internet companies are an example of a business in the TECHNOLOGY industry.

13. Recreation and farming are industries in the BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS region.

14. AGRICULTURE is a word for farming crops and raising livestock.

15. The legislative branch is split into two parts: Senate and House of DELEGATES .

16. Because of the beaches and many activities, TOURISM is a major part of

Virginia's economy.

17. The governor is the head of the EXECUTIVE branch in the state government.

18. Dairy and Beef are a couple products in the VALLEY AND RIDGE region.

Down1. Coal and coal mining are major parts of the APPALACHIAN PLATEAU region's economy.

5. Skiing, hiking, camping, and rafting are all examples of RECREATION in the Blue


7. Chicken, turkey, and ducks are part of POULTRY , which is a type of meat.

11. The judicial branch decides whether or not a law agrees with Virginia's CONSTITUTION.

12. The General Assembly is the EXECUTIVE branch.

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