and Detroit, as well as some smaller cities, lake-ports and all other important cenare largely engaged in this manufacture. ters by railroad or steamship lines. larger and more important cities. Name five on the Mississippi. They are the trade centers of the agricultural sections. Name fifteen cities belonging to the United States; tell in what section each is located, and tell something you have learned about each. Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico are Territories lying within the United States. In what section are they located? They have not yet a sufficient number of people to become States. The District of Columbia consists of a tract of land set apart to contain the seat of government, Washington. sional Library, are the finest buildings in the United States, and among the finest in the world. During his term of office each President lives in the White House. Who is living there at the present time? Name the different sections of the United States. Which section has the largest number of divisions; which the smallest number? How many States are there in each section? In which section do you live? What is the government of the United States? (Page 66.) What can you tell about it? NOTE.-Ask your teacher for a game in which different pupils ask the class questions in regard to States and cities in the different sections. Illustration: In which section is the State of Iowa? California? etc. |