Chapter 1 Section 1 MS Stuides

Between 30°13’N and 35°N latitude, and 88°07’W and 91°41’W longitude

In the Eastern Hemisphere, South America

Between 40°N and 45°N latitude, and 100°W and 105°W longitude

On the west coast of the United States

Longitude measures east or west of the prime meridian, while latitude measures north or south of the equator.

Longitude measures north or south of the equator, while latitude measures east or west of the prime meridian.

Longitude and latitude both measure distance from the equator.

Longitude and latitude are imaginary lines that run parallel to each other.

Latino/Hispanic

Asian Americans

Native Americans

Female

Mississippi has 12 soil regions.

The highest point in Mississippi is Mount Woodall.

Mississippi's average elevation is 300 feet.

Mississippi has 50 counties.

Louisiana

Arkansas

Georgia

Tennessee