864,686 San Francisco Denver. New Haven. Atlanta. New Orleans. Baltimore. Cincinnati. Salem. Portland. Pennsylvania, 30 4,289,738 46,000 1787 Virginia, Harrisburg. Philadelphia. Prov. Newport. Providence. 995,706 29,385 1788 Columbia. Charleston. 1,542,463 45,600 1796 1,597,509 237,504 1845 332,286 1,512,203 10,212 1791 40,904 1788 Richmond. Richmond. * Congressional Apportionment for each State is two less. See Map for State Boundaries. The Vote 1884: Cleveland, 4,874,986; E. V. 219. Blaine, 4,851,981; E. V. 182. St. John, 150,369. Butler, 175,370. Bold figures in first Column show Democratic Electoral Vote, 1884. SOCIAL HOURS GEOGRAPHY: MOUNTAINS, ISLANDS, AND CAPES. "GIVE IT UP, HOME GUTTURE TEST EXERCISES. 1. Where is the highest mountain range in the world? 2. Where is the longest range in the world? Locate, and give the height of the following mountain peaks: 42. What may be said of the formation of most Continental Islands? 43. Of what are Oceanic Islands the product? 44. Name a few volcanic islands. 45. Are there many islands, or groups of islands, of coral formation? 46. Where are the Lobos and Chincha Islands, and for what noted? 47. What are the Banks of Newfoundland? 48. What are Keys? 49. What is remarkable about many of the Pacific Islands? 50. How large is Australia? |