| coal | | part of the United States not admitted as a state |
| crude oil | | a map that shows places or events from the past |
| natural resources | | an area where factories are found |
| petroleum | | another name for oil |
| nonrenewable natural resources | | public places that provide for the needs of a community such as schools, hospitals, police stations, and parks |
| civil war | | league of southern states that seceded from the U.S. |
| Confederate State of America (the South) | | not an endless supply of this mineral, it can be used up. |
| history map | | to formally withdraw from a group or an organization |
| secede | | a large area where garbage is buried |
| territory | | yellow-to-black oil as it occurs naturally in a reservoir |
| city planner | | war between state within the same nation |
| commercial area | | an area where people's homes are found |
| community services | | materials supplied by nature that are useful or necessary for life |
| industrial area | | a black mineral formed from the remains of ancients plants |
| landfill site | | an area where businesses and stores are found |
| residential area | | a person who advises local governments on ways to improve the community |