South Dakota

Chapter 18 of the text reads, "Hawaii represents an exotic, distant tropical paradise to most Americans. Tourism has become the princip...

Chapter 16 describes the Pacific Northwest as "a land not just of forest, but of exquisite expanses of tall trees reaching straight for...

California Cows Ar e Happy Cows! The average dairy farm in the United States has 133 cows. Throughout the U.S., 52% of all cows live on lar...

In Chapter 14, Figure 14.3, there is a map showing American Indian reservations in the Southwest Border area. The text reads, "Although...

Chapter 13 mentions the many ghost towns in the Empty Interior, most of them former mining communities, once thriving, that are "now ab...

Nearly all of South Dakota lies within the Great Plains and Prairies region. The state offers an assortment of landforms, many of which are ...

The southeastern corner of South Dakota, including the most populated area of the state near Sioux Falls, is part of Chapter 11's Agricu...

South Dakota is not southern except for being south of North Dakota. It is completely landlocked and has no coastlands, and would more accur...