US Regions
Map and Compass
Continents
Primary & Secondary Sources
Double or Nothing
100

What region of the United States includes Virginia?

Southeast Region

100

What direction is at the top of most maps?

North

100

What continent is the United States located on?

North America

100

Is a diary written during the Civil War a primary or secondary source?

Primary Source

100

What imaginary line is used as the starting point for measuring longitude?

The Prime Meridian.

200

What U.S. region includes states such as California, Oregon, and Washington?

Western Region

200

What tool on a map shows north, south, east, and west?

Compass Rose

200

What continent is directly south of North America?

South America

200

Is a history textbook a primary or secondary source?

Secondary Source

200

What imaginary line divides Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

The Equator.

300

What region includes states such as Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois

Midwest Region

300

If you travel from Virginia to California, what general direction are you traveling?

West

300

What is the largest continent?

Asia

300

A photograph taken during an important historical event is usually what type of source?

Primary Source

300

A historian writes a book in 2025 explaining what happened during the Civil War. What kind of source is it?

Secondary

400

What region contains states such as New York, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts?

Northeast Region

400

What part of a map explains what symbols and colors mean?

Map Key or Legend

400

What continent is also a country?

Australia

400

A documentary made many years after an event using research from several sources is usually what type of source

Secondary Source

400

Which continent is located around the South Pole?

Antarctica

500

What geographic region is known for large areas of flat or gently rolling grassland in the central United States?

The Great Plains

500

What imaginary lines measure distance north or south of the Equator?

Latitude

500

Name all seven continents.

North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica

500

Why are primary sources important to historians?

They provide firsthand evidence or information from the time being studied.

500

Name the five commonly taught regions of the United States.

Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West.

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