Human Geography Topics
Pacific Northwest States
Rocky Mountain States
Southwest States
Midwest States
100
What is human geography concerned with?

Where people live, what they do, and how they use the land

100

What is the capital of Alaska?

Juneau

100

What is the capital of Wyoming?

Cheyenne

100

What is the capital of New Mexico?

Santa Fe

100

What is the capital of Minnesota?

St. Paul

200

(True/False) The capital of each state is always the most populous and important.

False (think of Seattle and Olympia in Washington)

200

Describe the general area of the Pacific Northwest.

The north and western part of the United States along the Pacfic Ocean. Includes all states that border the Pacific Ocean, even Hawaii and Alaska.

200

Why are these called the Rocky Mountain states?

Their physical geography is primarily shaped by the Rocky Mountain range.

200

This region borders what other country?

Mexico

200

How many states are in this region?

12

300

If it is 4pm in New York City, what time is it in California?

1pm (four time zones in the contiguous US)

300

This state has the Great American Bathtub Race each year.

Alaska

300

(True/False) A lot of people live in Montana compared to other states.

False

300

This state is home to a city where many believe they have spotted UFOs. Nevada is another state with a lot of interest (home to Area 51 and Extraterrestrial Highway).

New Mexico (Roswell)

300

Iowa is border by which two major rivers.

The Missouri and Mississippi Rivers

400

(True/False) There are hundreds of recognized Native American tribes in the United States.

True (566 tribes and 325 reservations)

400

This state contains Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United States.

Oregon

400

Nevada has a booming hotel and food service economy because it is home to which city?

Las Vegas

400

In this state, they reconstructed the London Bridge (using bricks from the original bridge in London) and it is home to the Grand Canyon. 

Arizona

400

This state is home to first house to be wired for electricity in the US, the "Toilet Paper Capital of the World", and some very large wheels of cheese.

Wisconsin

500

Things that cause migration can be categorized as _____ and _____ factors.

"Push" and "Pull"

500

More than half of all the nation's vegetables, nuts, and fruits are grown in this state.

California

500

This region is home to which major national park?

Yellowstone National Park (the first park)

500

This state's capital is called the "Live Music Capital of the World".

Texas (Austen)

500

This president has a lot of ties to the Midwest Region.

Abraham Lincoln

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